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Working Items for the second stage Transmitted by the Chair and Secretary of VIAQ Informal document VIAQ-11-05 Working Items for the second stage of a new Mutual Resolution (M.R.3) development concerning Vehicle Interior Air Quality GENEVA, January 10th 2018 Chair: Andrey KOZLOV, Russian Federation Co-Chair: Jongsoon LIM, The Republic of Korea Secretary: Mark POLSTER, Ford

11th VIAQ IWG Meeting Purpose New part (III) of Mutual Resolution 3 will contain the provisions and harmonized test procedure for the measurement of interior air pollution from exhaust gases entering into vehicle cabin air, concerning the protection of passengers and driver from toxic emissions. 2

Working Items Vehicle Category HVAC Modes Test Vehicle age/millage Test Procedure Substances to be Measured Measurement Methods Meteorological Conditions Sampling Points Test Conditions Sampling Method Test Modes Test Protocol 3

M1 Working Items Passenger car All categories (M1,M2,M3, N1,N2,N3, 1. Vehicle Category Passenger car M1 Russian Standard Korea All categories (M1,M2,M3, N1,N2,N3, L6,L7) 4

Working Items Not limited Millage not less than 3000 km Not limited 2. Test Vehicle age/millage Not limited Millage not less than 3000 km Russian Standard For discussion Not limited Korea 5

Working Items 3. Substances to be Measured Formaldehyde СН2О Nitrogen dioxide NO2 Nitrogen oxide NO Carbon monoxide СО Saturated hydrocarbons (С2Н6…С7Н16) Methane CH4 Formaldehyde СН2О Nitrogen dioxide NO2 Nitrogen oxide NO Carbon monoxide СО Sulfur dioxide SO2 Volatile organic compounds (VOC) Aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons Particulate matter (PM) – PM2.5 PM10 nano-PM Russian Standard For discussion Carbon monoxide СО Nitrogen oxide NO Nitrogen dioxide NO2 Korea 6

Working Items 4. Meteorological Conditions ambient air temperature: from -15°C to +30°C relative humidity: from 30% to 90% wind speed 3.5 ± 1.5 m/s atmospheric pressure from 84.0 to 108.7 kPa (from 630 to 800 mm Hg) average wind speed: less than 3 m/s ambient temp range: 5~32 °C Russian Standard Korea 7

Working Items 5. Test Conditions tests are carried out on paved roads with the slope of up to 6.0% no other vehicles with engine running or other sources of air pollution are permitted in the testing zone windows, doors, quarter lights, ventilation hatches and canopy are closed test vehicle shall be fueled not less than 6 h before the beginning of the testing test road: straight road general inspection should be checked before testing windows, doors and ventilation hatches should be closed HVAC (A/C and/or heater) should be turned off. If the driver want to turn HVAC on, in case, they use the lowest fan speed level of HVAC system. Russian Standard Korea 8

Working Items 6. Test Modes Idling Engine idling in normal condition Russian Standard Korea Idling Engine idling in normal condition Cruising speed driving Speed – 80±5 km/h, 100±5 km/h, 120±5 km/h, 140±5 km/h Acceleration- deceleration 65-130-65… km/h Real-road driving Real-road driving mode with/without acceleration I - constant speed driving Speed - 50 km/h II - idling for a stationary vehicle, idling with the minimal stable RPM 9

for a stationary vehicle, Idling with the minimal stable RPM Working Items 6. Test Modes For discussion Idling for a stationary vehicle, Idling with the minimal stable RPM Constant speed driving Speed – 110 km/h or 130 km/h Acceleration- deceleration 60-130-60… km/h or 50-140-50… km/h 10

I - constant speed driving Working Items 7. HVAC Modes Russian Standard For discussion For all test modes interior air recirculation system is off; if a vehicle is equipped with an interior air cleaning system (IAC) the tests are carried out with the IAC system switched on; heating, climate control or air conditioning systems shall be used by the operator to provide the interior temperature of the driver’s cab/passenger compartment within a range of +18 to +30°С. The recommended temperature is (20±1)°С. I - constant speed driving forced ventilation is switched on, airflow level is in the lowest position II - idling test shall be performed with both the forced ventilation switched on (optional for vehicles of category M) and with the forced ventilation switched off Idling Constant speed driving Acceleration- deceleration 11

Working Items 8. Test Procedure (1) Russian Standard I - constatnt speed driving at 50±5 km/h 1. Before the testing, the vehicle's engine is switched off, the windows, doors and hatches are opened and the driver’s cab/passenger compartment is ventilated for 1 to 5 minutes. Then the windows, ventilation hatches, and doors are closed and a gas analyser is turned on to carry out an express analysis. Gas analyser mode throughout the entire testing process – pursuant to the manual of the gas analysing instrument. 2. The engine is switched on, the vehicle is started, stabilized and continuously driven with a controlled speed on an agreed route, heating up the engine and other vehicle aggregates as well as equalizing the temperature of all cooling liquids and lubricants and pressure in the lubrication system for (20±5) min. 3. After (20±5) min have passed, an express analysis is performed and/or air samples are taken at the measurement points. 4. The on-line measurements shall be performed during a period of 20 to 30 minutes during which at least 5 instrument readings shall be taken for each of the pollutants to be determined. The duration of sampling is defined by the requirements of the appropriate measurement method. Russian Standard 12

Working Items 8. Test Procedure (2) Russian Standard II - idling 1. Test mode II is carried out at an open parking place, immediately after test mode I. The vehicle is positioned in such a way that its exhaust pipe is oriented against the wind direction. 2.Prior to testing, the driver’s cab/passenger compartment is aired (see p.1 mode I) 3.An on-line measurements of pollutants in the ambient air shall be carried out. During the on-line measurements, the gas analyser rests on the installed seats of the test vehicle, the engine is off. The sampling tubes of the gas analyser are pulled out through the open windows or doors of the test vehicle at a distance of 0.5-1 m from the vehicle body. 4.The test shall begin when the concentration of pollutants in the test area does not exceed 0.3 of limit value. 5.The engine is switched on. The engine is operating in mode II with forced ventilation switched on. 6.After (20+5) min after reaching the operating temperature of the engine and other aggregates in order to equalize the temperature of all the cooling liquids and lubricants as well as the pressure in the lubricating system, an on-line measurement is made and air samplings are taken inside the vehicle at the specified points. Registration and air sampling time shall be the same as in mode I (see p. 4 mode I) 7.After finishing on-line measurements and air sampling, the engine is switched off. The vehicle is aired in accordance with p.1 (mode I). 8.The engine is switched on, the test is carried out again pursuant to p.6. with forced ventilation off. 9.The tests are finished, the engine is switched off and the air samples collected during mode I and II tests in all sampling points and from ambient air are handed over to the laboratory. 10.The air samples are stored in a thermostat or in an enclosed space under constant conditions (air temperature 20°C, relative humidity 50%). The period of sample storage prior to the performance of their laboratory chemical analysis is defined by the measurement methods. Russian Standard 13

Aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons Working Items 9. Measuring Methods Russian Standard For discussion CH2O 1) high performance liquid chromatography UV detection; 2) gas chromatography with nitrogen phosphorus detection, or mass spectrometer and capillary or packed columns; 3) photo-electric colorimetric method NO, NO2 1) chemiluminiscence; 2) high-sensitivity electrochemical detection; CO 1) infrared photoacoustic spectroscopy; 2) electrochemical detection; 3) gas chromatography with Photo-Ionization Detection (PID) after catalytic reduction of carbon monoxide to methane; C2H6-C7H16 1) PID, capillary and packed columns gas chromatography; CH4 1) PID or TCD (thermal conductivity detector) gas chromatography 2) infrared photoacoustic spectroscopy CH2O NO, NO2 Electrochemical detection (Korea) CO SO2 VOC Aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons PM2.5 PM10 nano-PM 14

Working Items 10. Sampling Points / 11. Sampling Method 1 - driver's breathing zone; 2 - breathing zone of the passenger sitting in front of the vehicle's passenger compartment; 3 - breathing zone of a standing passenger in the articulation area of a vehicle of category M3; 4 - breathing zone of a seated passenger in the rear part of the vehicle’s passenger compartment; 5 - breathing zone of a person sleeping in a sleeper berth; 6 - breathing zone of a seated passenger in the rear part of the passenger compartment of a special or specialized vehicle“ Sampling Method: aspiration Russian Standard 15

Working Items 10. Sampling Points / 11. Sampling Method Measurement devices setting position Nose position of front seat, back seat Center position of truck(reference) Rear of vehicle(reference) Korea 16

Working Items 12. Test Protocol To be determined Proposed 17