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Study on Influencing Factors CO2 and NOx Emissions from Heavy-Duty
Diesel Trucks with Biodiesel
LIU Pengfei
2023, 48(16):
75-79.
DOI: 10.16638/j.cnki.1671-7988.2023.016.015
This paper investigates transient emission characteristics of CO2 and NOx from diesel
vehicles based on chassis dynamometer and China heavy-duty commercial vehicle test cycle for truck (CHTC-HT). The influence of operating modes, cold and hot start, ambient temperature and
load on the real-word emission are estimated. Under transient operating conditions, the CO2 emission
rate of the test vehicle is significantly positively correlated with the acceleration, and the NOx
emission rate in the low-speed acceleration section increases sharply. The ambient temperature and
cold and hot start affect the CO2 and NOx emissions of the sampling vehicle. The CO2 emissions are
mainly determined by the vehicle speed and load. The average CO2 emission rates at the cold start,
urban area, suburb and freeway are 3.84 g/s、2.69 g/s、4.92 g/s and 7.52 g/s, respectively. The NOx
emission in the cold start accounts for 62.9% of the emission in the whole test cycle, and the peak
value of NOx emission occurs repeatedly in the rapid acceleration process. The impact of load on the
specific emission of CO2 is not very significant. Compared with no-load, the average specific
emission of NOx at half load is reduced by 27.1%. The average specific emissions of CO2 of test
vehicles under urban area, suburb and freeway modes are not significantly different. The average
specific emission of urban area NOx is 6 582.7 mg/(kW·h) (No-load) and 5 547.2 mg/(kW·h)
(Half-load), which are 1.55 times of suburb, 6.21 times of freeway (No-load), 1.71 times of suburb
and 9.94 times of freeway (Half-load), respectively. The results show that it is necessary to focus on
the improvement of selective catalytic reduction (SCR) efficiency in a short-term during the cold
start period at low temperature; Meanwhile, should pay attention to controlling the NOx emission of
biodiesel vehicles under low-speed acceleration, long-term lower load and regular urban driving.
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