In this paper, heavy-duty commercial diesel vehicles were selected for the actual road, vehicle emission test system (PEMS), C-WTVC and CATC test, and each test was connected to the OBD remote monitoring equipment. Through PEMS test and C-WTVC test, the instantaneous fuel consumption data and carbon balance fuel consumption data of OBD remote monitoring equipment are compared within 10%, which proves that OBD remote monitoring has good accuracy. The fuel consumption of the actual road test normalized to CATC is 10.8%-88.0% higher than that of the ministry of industry and information technology type certification, with an average value of 45.1%. The fuel consumption under the normalized C-WTVC condition is 10.1%∼76.6% higher than that under the type approval of the ministry of industry and information technology, with an average value of 40.0% 23.9%. This difference is relatively smaller than that under the normalized to CATC. It is of great significance to correctly guide the development and calibration of vehicles and promote the research and application of vehicle energy conservation and emission reduction technologies suitable for China’s traffic characteristics and actual use characteristics.
Abstract. Using Portable Emission Measurement System (PEMS in short), the PM and gaseous pollutants emission in China Ⅲ light-duty diesel vehicle before and after installing DOC+POC under cold and hot start conditions are studied respectively. Meanwhile, the POC filtration efficiency and size distribution of both particle number concentration and mass concentration are analyzed. The result show the PM emission from vehicle installed POC can meet China Ⅳ standard, and the filtration efficiency of both particle number and mass is 25%~55% under cold and hot start. POC filtration efficiency under cold start is 10% higher than hot start. However, the filtration efficiency is different under different size distribution. PM is generated mainly in acceleration process.
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