Impact of Real-World Driving Characteristics on Vehicular Emissions(<Special Issue>Urban Air and Environment Control Technologies)

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• With increase in traffic volume and change in travel related characteristics, vehicular emissions and energy consumption have increased significantly since two decades in India. Current models are not capable of estimating vehicular emissions accurately due to inadequate representation of real-world driving. The focus of this paper is to understand the level of Indian Driving Cycle (IDC) in representing the real-world driving and to assess the impact of real-world driving on vehicular emissions. The study has revealed that IDC does not represent the real-world driving. Irrespective of road classes, about 30% of time is spent below 20km/h and the speed too exceeds IDC's maximum limit of 42km/h. Emissions are estimated for different driving patterns using International Vehicle Emission (IVE) model. Emission rates vary significantly from one class of road to another and the largest effect is on local streets.

• 一般社団法人日本機械学会の論文
• 2006-02-15

著者

• Subramanian K.

  Urban Systems Engineering Anna University

• NESAMANI K.

  Institute of Transportation Studies, 522 Social Science Tower, University of California

• Nesamani K.

  Institute Of Transportation Studies 522 Social Science Tower University Of California

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• Impact of Real-World Driving Characteristics on Vehicular Emissions(Urban Air and Environment Control Technologies)

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