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Transmitted by OICA. Informal document No. GRPE-65-36 (65 th GRPE, 15 - 18 January 2012, agenda item 8). Dual-fuel engines and vehicles Rules for retrofitting Diesel engines. GRPE65 Geneva 17 January 2013. Manufacturing dual-fuel engines background. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Dual-fuel engines and vehicles Rules for retrofitting Diesel engines GRPE65 Geneva 17 January 2013 Informal document No. GRPE-65-36 (65 th GRPE, 15 - 18 January 2012, agenda item 8) Transmitted by OICA
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Page 1: Dual-fuel engines and vehicles Rules for retrofitting Diesel engines

Dual-fuel engines and vehiclesRules for retrofitting Diesel engines

GRPE65 Geneva 17 January 2013

Informal document No. GRPE-65-36(65th GRPE, 15 - 18 January 2012, agenda item 8)

Transmitted by OICA

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Manufacturing dual-fuel enginesbackground

Currently most dual-fuel engines are a result of modifying already type-approved Diesel engines. Dual-fuel retrofit is simply a particular retrofit case Other common retrofit operations are:

Installing after-treatment systems (see the future REC regulation) Installing kits (including downgrading kits). Tuning the engine.

To avoid uncontrolled precedents, there is a need for setting basic retrofit rules instead of multiplying non-consistent individual specific requirements: REC rules should be considered as a basis Only what is dual-fuel fuel specific should be addressed by

GFV/HDDF.

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Certifying retrofitted dual-fuel (diesel-methane) enginesPossible procedures

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PROs CONs

REC • Very solid retrofit principles.• Applicable to HDVs

• Dedicated solely to Emission Control Devices

R115

• Existing regulation. • Dedicated to gas retrofit

• No possibility to set general (not gas-specific) retrofit principles.

• Not applicable to HDVs without substantial modifications (e.g. to address solely vehicle retrofit).

• Risks of generating several inconsistencies with the todays LDV requirements

Newreg

• full freedom on the content and structure.

• May not be limited to gas retrofit.

• Introduce consistency (R83+R115 vs R49+REC+Rxx)

• Administrative constraints (new Regulation)

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Certifying retrofitted dual-fuel (diesel-methane) enginessummary of the OICA position

GRPE to first set clear general definitions and retrofit principles before starting any work on dual-fuel retrofit GFV/HDDF to apply them to dual-fuel retrofit

Consider separately TA of an engine retrofit from TA of a vehicle retrofitted with an approved engine. (like in R49)

Ensure a fair competition among the possible manufacturing processes and do not generate loop holes (no relaxed route).

Prefer the development of a new Regulation for specifying Dual-Fuel retrofit (likely less time demanding, more consistent regarding the split HDV-LDV).

17/01/2013


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