Swedish in-service testing programme 2006 : on emissions from heavy duty vehicles Almen, Jakob
Publication details: Borlänge Vägverket. Publikation 2007:148, 2007Description: 64 sSubject(s): Online resources: Abstract: AVL MTC AB has on the commission of The Swedish Road Administration carried out The Swedish In-Service Testing Programme on Emissions from Heavy-Duty Vehicles. The selection of vehicle type for testing was based on sales figures, where the most common vehicle type was chosen. The vehicle type chosen was a -covered truck- with a gross vehicle weight of 20 tonnes. The model year was 2003 and the emission standard Euro 3. Three vehicles from two manufacturer (denoted A and B) each were tested. The vehicles from manufacturer A were tested both on chassis dynamometer as well as on road, while the vehicles from manufacturer B were tested on the road. The chassis dynamometer tests were carried out in accordance with the ESC (European Stationary Cycle) and the Fige (chassis dynamometer version of ETC-European Transient Cycle). The on-road testing and calculation has been performed in accordance with the PEMS protocol which include urban, suburban, and highway driving.AVL MTC AB has on the commission of The Swedish Road Administration carried out The Swedish In-Service Testing Programme on Emissions from Heavy-Duty Vehicles. The selection of vehicle type for testing was based on sales figures, where the most common vehicle type was chosen. The vehicle type chosen was a -covered truck- with a gross vehicle weight of 20 tonnes. The model year was 2003 and the emission standard Euro 3. Three vehicles from two manufacturer (denoted A and B) each were tested. The vehicles from manufacturer A were tested both on chassis dynamometer as well as on road, while the vehicles from manufacturer B were tested on the road. The chassis dynamometer tests were carried out in accordance with the ESC (European Stationary Cycle) and the Fige (chassis dynamometer version of ETC-European Transient Cycle). The on-road testing and calculation has been performed in accordance with the PEMS protocol which include urban, suburban, and highway driving.