wltp-dtp subgroup additional pollutants progress report
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WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional Pollutants Progress report. Date: 17. Apr. 2012. 2. 2. Additional pollutants: Request for Parameters’ list. Parameters’ list For NO 2. 1. 3. Other AP In VP2. Meeting schedule First Meeting:Telephone/Web Conference 20th July 201016 participants - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional Pollutants
Progress report
Date: 17. Apr. 2012
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
2Additional pollutants:Request for Parameters’ list
1
2
3Other APIn VP2
Parameters’ list For NO2
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
Meeting schedule
First Meeting: Telephone/Web Conference 20th July 2010 16 participants
2nd Meeting: Telephone/Web Conference 20th July 2010 20 participants
3rd Meeting: Face to face meeting at JRC/Ispra 9/10 Dec. 2010 14 participants
4th Meeting: Face to face meeting at BMW/Munich 7/8 March 2011 18 participants
5th Meeting: Face to face meeting at JRC/Ispra 10/11 Mai 2011 16 participants
6th Meeting: Telephone/Web Conference 09th Dec. 2012 16 participants
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
2Additional pollutants:Request for Parameters’ list
1
2
3Other APIn VP2
Parameters’ list For NO2
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
Issue was discussed within group:Agreed that only NO2 should be required
from all labs in VP2
Reasons:most labs do not have instrumentation or instrumentation is not available for other APs
reference fuel E5 measurement of EtOH and Aldehydes not meaningful
Request to prepare parameter list for further additional pollutants
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
The AP sub-group wanted to encourage all labs to deliver as
many compounds of the additional pollutants list as they can
&
the results will be analyzed during validation phase 2.
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
Additional pollutantsRequest forParameters’ list
1
2
3Other APIn VP2
2Parameters’ list For NO2
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
After discussion of pros and cons it was decided to retain the possibility of bag measurement of NO for VP2.
All participating labs should measure both ways (bag and dilute modal).
Parameter list has been amended (Version03)
NO measurement from Bag
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
1 Sampling
1.1 sample point from diluted exhaust bag all Labs should measure continous modal and bag
sampling continuous dilute modal
bag all Labs should measure continous modal and bag
2 Analysis
2.1 Analyzer CLD in NO-mode UV-RAS, QLC in NO-mode
UV-RAS, QLC in NO2-mode UV-RAS and QLC allow direct measurement of NO2
3 Calculation
3.1 density of NO 2.050 g/m³ @ 273.2 K and 101.33 kPa
3.2 density of NO2 2.050 g/m³ @ 273.2 K and 101.33 kPa
3.3 density of NOx 2.050 g/m³ @ 273.2 K and 101.33 kPa
4 Calibration
4.1 Calgas NO in N2 NO2 in N2, if direct measurement of NO2
Remarks# Item Set Point Variations
Parameter List for NO2 measurements
(AP) Version 03
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
NO-measurement
All participating labs should measure both ways (bag and dilute modal).
-All measurements: - Absolute difference between dilute and modal measurement
-Repeat tests: - Variability of NO result compared to NOx-measurement- Variability of NO result from bag measurement versus dilute modal
Qualitative assessment parameters for validation phase 2
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
2Additional pollutantsRequest forParameters’ list
1
2
3
Parameters’ list for NO2
Other APIn VP2
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
Labs may use existing equipment for NH3 or N2O
Report setup/analyzers used and experiments quite in detail
Further decision will be based on results of VP2
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch-Astorga
Table of candidate methods for additional pollutants
Pollutant Method bag
dilu
ted
raw
onlin
e
off l
ine
LoD[ppm]
LoQ[ppm]
rise time [s]
inter-ference Base
Robustness ofmeasurement Paper Nr.
NO2 CLD differential x x ECE Reg. 83/EPA 1065.272 very good WLTP-DTP-02-06eNDUV-RAS differential x x ECE Reg. 83/EPA 1065.272 good WLTP-DTP-02-06eQCL x x not yet available WLTP-DTP-AP-02-02FTIR x x fair
N2O GC-ECD x x EPA 1065.275 good WLTP-AP-02-01 bNDIR x x EPA 1065.275 poor WLTP-AP-02-01 bQCL x x not yet available WLTP-DTP-AP-02-02FTIR x x EPA 1065.275 poorring down cavity x x ?Photo Acoustic x x EPA 1065.275 poor
NH3 LDS (in situ) x x Commitology EUVI fair WLTP-DTP-02-07e(SCR systems) LDS (extractive) x x Commitology EUVI fair
FTIR x x Commitology EUVI fair WLTP-DTP-02-07eQCL x x not yet available WLTP-DTP-AP-02-02
Ethanol Impinger + GC-FID x xCARB NMOG Part C METHOD 1001EPA 1065.805 good
(E85) Photo Acoustic x x MSO 2000-08 goodQCL not yet availableFTIR ?
Aldehydes Impinger/Cartridge + HPLC x x CARB NMOG Part F METHOD 1004 good WLTP-DTP-AP-02-06(E85) FTIR x x poor
QCL ? x not yet available
reference methods General: EPA 1065.205
LoD determined by use of traceable cal. gases
WLTP-DTP-AP-05-01
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
N2O-measurement
Use of two (or more) different systems in parallel (e.g. QCL, GC-ECD, FTIR,…)
Cal Gas: 5 ppm of N2O in N2 (+/- 2%)
-All measurements: - repeatability of air bag measurement- difference in result of the two systems- stability of calibration (apply cal gas before and after test)
-Repeat tests: - Variability of N2O result
Qualitative assessment parameters for validation phase 2
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
NH3-measurement
NH3 only for Diesel with SCR
take care of extracted sample measurement of two systems in parallel (e.g. QCL and FTIR…) use of different sampling systems
one with smallest possible Volume, shortest possible line length one with larger Volume and line length where available, use in situ system in parallel
-All measurements:- compare average concentration result - Compare traces of the systems
- incidence of first peak - rise time- drag
-Repeat tests: - Variability of NH3 result
Qualitative assessment parameters for validation phase 2
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
Request to OICA to include one FFV (one lab)
Request to suppliers to make available online systems for EtOH
All systems measure in parallel
NMOG
Online systems for Aldehydes are under development but not yet available
Request to include EtOH
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
TABLE OF CANDIDATE METHODS FOR ADDITIONAL POLLUTANTS
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch-Astorga
Table of candidate methods for additional pollutants
Pollutant Method bag
dilu
ted
raw
onlin
e
off l
ine
LoD[ppm]
LoQ[ppm]
rise time [s]
inter-ference Base
Robustness ofmeasurement Paper Nr.
NO2 CLD differential x x ECE Reg. 83/EPA 1065.272 very good WLTP-DTP-02-06eNDUV-RAS differential x x ECE Reg. 83/EPA 1065.272 good WLTP-DTP-02-06eQCL x x not yet available WLTP-DTP-AP-02-02FTIR x x fair
N2O GC-ECD x x EPA 1065.275 good WLTP-AP-02-01 bNDIR x x EPA 1065.275 poor WLTP-AP-02-01 bQCL x x not yet available WLTP-DTP-AP-02-02FTIR x x EPA 1065.275 poorring down cavity x x ?Photo Acoustic x x EPA 1065.275 poor
NH3 LDS (in situ) x x Commitology EUVI fair WLTP-DTP-02-07e(SCR systems) LDS (extractive) x x Commitology EUVI fair
FTIR x x Commitology EUVI fair WLTP-DTP-02-07eQCL x x not yet available WLTP-DTP-AP-02-02
Ethanol Impinger + GC-FID x xCARB NMOG Part C METHOD 1001EPA 1065.805 good
(E85) Photo Acoustic x x MSO 2000-08 goodQCL not yet availableFTIR ?
Aldehydes Impinger/Cartridge + HPLC x x CARB NMOG Part F METHOD 1004 good WLTP-DTP-AP-02-06(E85) FTIR x x poor
QCL ? x not yet available
reference methods General: EPA 1065.205
LoD determined by use of traceable cal. gases
WLTP-DTP-AP-05-01
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
Drafting of GTR for reference methods [*]
NO2 and NH3 based on OICA proposals
N2O, Ethanol and Aldehydes based on existing legislation
Gathering of performance data for candidate methods
Tasks have been assigned within group and will be performed until next meeting
[*] Draft GTR proposal: WLTP-DTP-LabProcICE-112 (…)
AP-Work on-going
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
NH3 sampling during engine off
Temperature for NH3 sampling (110 – 190?C)
proposal: set point between 110 C and 190 C with range of +/- 10 K
JAMA position: between 110 and 133 due to decomposition of urea
Open Issues
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
Traceability to national standards of cal gas for AP
DTP gas industry difficulties for NH3, EtOH to be expected,
achievable accuracy/stability has to be established
WLTP-DTP-AP, Mörsch/Astorga
Open Issues (2)
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
Ref.: CIRCA documents WLTP-DTP-AP
Draft GTR proposal: WLTP-DTP-LabProcICE-101
THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENCIONC. Astorga
[email protected]://ies.jrc.cec.eu.int
& open questions: WLTP-DTP-AP-07-02 Open Issues
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
agree on performance criteria
– LoD– cross interference– …– (A table of candidate methods to be evaluated has been set up)
allow alternative methods (and factors)
based on existing legislation where suitable
avoid raw measurement where possible
General guidelines
WLTP-DTP Subgroup Additional PollutantsProgress Report April 2012
Definitions for THC, NMHC and NMOG have been agreed
(Alignment with ICE lab group is needed)
THC: total Hydrocarbons (All compounds measurable by FID)
NMHC: Non-methane hydrocarbons (THC excluding CH4 and ROH, response factors are applied)
NMOG: Non-methane organic gases (NMHC plus ROH and RHO)