VIAQ (Vehicle Interior Air Quality) Informal Working Group

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VIAQ (Vehicle Interior Air Quality) Informal Working Group Transmitted by the Chair and Secretary of VIAQ Informal document GRPE-79-18 79th GRPE, 21-24 May 2019 Agenda item 12 Status Report of the VIAQ (Vehicle Interior Air Quality) Informal Working Group GENEVA, May 21-24th 2019 Chair: Andrey KOZLOV, Russian Federation Co-Chair: Jongsoon LIM, The Republic of Korea Secretary: Mark POLSTER, Ford

Background During 173rd WP.29 session in Geneva (14-17 November 2017)  Proposal for a new Mutual Resolution (M.R.3) for of the 1958 and the 1998 Agreements concerning Vehicle Interior Air Quality (VIAQ) was adopted (ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2017/136). Final text of Mutual Resolution M.R.3 was published at UNECE site on 1 of November 2018 as the document ECE/TRANS/WP.29/1143 2

ToR for the Second Stage Terms of reference Identify and collect the information and research data on interior air quality and its relevance for vehicles, taking into account the activities being carried out by various governments, and non-governmental organizations. Identify and understand the current regulatory requirements with respect to vehicle interior air quality in different markets. Identify, review and assess existing test procedures suitable for the measurement of harmful substance into the vehicle cabin (including test modes, sample collection methods and analysis methods, etc.) Develop provisions and test procedures in a recommendation by including Part 3 in the Mutual Resolution No. 3. 3

ToR for the Second Stage Timeline 2018 2019 2020 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 WP.29 GRPE VIAQ 180 181 182 76 77 78 79 80 81 VIAQ Madate Informal document formal document 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Half of working items almost closed Make a drafting grup Develop provisions and harmonized test procedures. VIAQ recommendation (a new part of M.R.3) January 2020: Submit the draft document to GRPE June 2020: Adoption of the draft document by GRPE November 2020: Adoption of the draft document by WP.29 4

VIAQ IWG Meetings since the last GRPE sessions 16th VIAQ IWG Meeting Paris, France, May 14-15th 2019 Two days 5

Working Items Vehicle Category HVAC Modes* Test Vehicle age/millage Test Procedure* Substances to be Measured* Measurement Methods Meteorological Conditions Sampling Points General Test Conditions Sampling Method Test Modes Test Protocol * Need clarification of some particular aspects 6

Working Items 1. Vehicle Category Category 1-1 Agreed Item 7

New cars from series production Working Items 2. Test Vehicle age/millage New cars from series production Millage 3 000 -15 000 km Agreed Item 8

(see VIAQ-13-04 and VIAQ-14-04) Working Items 3. Substances to be Measured Formaldehyde СН2О Nitrogen dioxide NO2 Nitrogen oxide NO Carbon monoxide СО Saturated hydrocarbons (С2Н6…С7Н16) Methane CH4 Carbon monoxide СО Nitrogen oxide NO Nitrogen dioxide NO2 Russian Standard Agreed substances Carbon monoxide СО Nitrogen oxide NO Nitrogen dioxide NO2 Formaldehyde СН2О Particulate matter (PM) Korea For discussion (see VIAQ-13-04 and VIAQ-14-04) 9

ambient air temperature: from -7°C to +30°C relative humidity: Working Items 4. Meteorological Conditions ambient air temperature: from -7°C to +30°C relative humidity: from 30% to 90% atmospheric pressure from 85 to 110 kPa Agreed Item 10

Working Items 5. General Test Conditions Test facility for idle test is an open parking zone. Test road for constant speed test is a paved road with the slope up to 6.0%. For the purpose of idle test it is possible to use natural wind (if within the specification) or air blower to provide uniform air flow along the tested vehicle with a velocity of 2±1 m/s. During the tests contamination from outside sources has to be prevented. Therefore background measurements of the analytical substances have to be done before and after the test and in constant speed mode a distances to emission sources has to be not less than 100 m. General inspection should be checked before testing. Windows, doors and ventilation hatches should be closed. HVAC outside flaps have to be closed. Agreed Item 11

Working Items 6. Test Modes 1. Idling Test 2. Constant Speed Test Movement at constant speed 50 km/h Movement at constant speed 130 km/h (options: 90 or 110 km/h) Agreed Item Movement at constant speed 130 km/h (options: 90 or 110 km/h) 12

Working Items 7.HVAC Modes / 8.Test Procedure Idle test Test conditions: wind velocity 2.0±1 m/s velocity difference between anemometers 1, 2 and 3 not more than 15% HVAC mode: recirculation: ON air conditioner: OFF ventilator speed: MAXIMAL outside air flaps: closed temperature setting: manual and coolest level dashboard vent: all open and horizontal rear vents: closed wind direction 1.0 m 0.5 m 3 2 1 1 - Anemometer (constantly monitor center location); 2,3 - Anemometers (side location) It is acceptable to use air blower to simulate air movement around tested vehicle 13

Working Items 7.HVAC Modes / 8.Test Procedure Idle test Insure the wind speed is equal to 2±1 m/s in case of testing at natural air movement. Park the vehicle in a position so the wind direction achieves a linear speed of air perpendicular to the rear of the test vehicle. Locate the sensors to the center point behind the test vehicle to measure wind speed, temperature and humidity. Verify the uniformity of the wind to insure it is constant across the vehicle within the airflow tolerance and perpendicular to the rear of the vehicle. Start the engine and warm-up vehicle by driving for a minimum 15 minutes. After warm-up, park the vehicle by backing into the previous position. Set the vehicle’s climate system to air conditioner: OFF; recirculation: ON; outside air flaps: closed: temperature: manual and coolest level; fan: highest level; dashboard vent: all open and horizontal, and rear vents: closed. With the engine off, ventilate vehicle for 5 minutes with all doors and windows open. Then close the doors and windows. During sampling, no people are inside the test vehicle. With the engine off measure the background pollutant concentrations. Open the door, start the engine, confirm the climate system settings, exit and close the door. This operation should take about one minute. Sample air from a location between the front seats for 10 minutes. Take another background measurement according to chapter 8. Vehicle idle test is complete. Idle test 14

Working Items 7.HVAC Modes / 8.Test Procedure Speed modes: Constant speed test Speed modes: 50 km/h (city traffic) 130 km/h (highway) HVAC mode: air conditioner: OFF recirculation: ON ventilator speed: MAXIMAL outside air flaps: closed temperature setting: 20±2oC dashboard vent: all open and horizontal rear vents: closed 130 km/h (options: 90 or 110 km/h) air conditioner: OFF (option is ON) 15

Working Items 7.HVAC Modes / 8.Test Procedure Constant speed test Start the engine and warm-up vehicle by driving for a minimum 15 minutes. After warm-up, park the vehicle and set the vehicle’s climate system to air conditioner: OFF; recirculation: ON; outside air flaps: closed; temperature: 20±2oC; fan: highest level; dashboard vent: all open and horizontal, and rear seat vents: closed. With the engine off, ventilate vehicle for 5 minutes with all doors and windows open. Then close the doors and windows. With the engine off measure the background pollutant concentrations. Start the engine, confirm the climate system settings. Start driving and accelerate smoothly to a speed of 50 km/h. Measure the vehicle interior pollutant concentration level. Sample air from a location between the front seats for 10 minutes. Repeat measurement in accordance with item 5 at a speed of 130 km/h. Take another background measurement according to chapter 4. Stop all measurements, park the vehicle and switch engine off. Vehicle constant speed test is complete. Constant speed test 16

Proposed measuring methods Working Items 9. Measurement Methods Substances Proposed measuring methods Type of analysis CH2O High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) UV detection 1) Off-line analysis at the laboratory after preliminary air sampling to the cartridges 2) Gas chromatography (GC) with nitrogen phosphorus detection (NPD), or mass spectrometer (MS) and capillary or packed columns 2) Off-line analysis at the laboratory after preliminary air sampling to the cartridges 3) Photo-electric colorimetric method 3) On-line (express) analysis NO, NO2 1) Chemiluminescence (CLD) 1) On-line (express) analysis or stationary analysis at the laboratory after preliminary air sampling to the sealed bags 2) High-sensitivity electrochemical detection (ECD) 2) On-line (express) analysis CO 1) Infrared photoacoustic spectroscopy 1) On-line (express) analysis 2) Electrochemical detection (ECD) PM2,5 PM10 Light-scattering laser photometer need additional discussion 17

Working Items 10. Sampling Points / 11.Sampling Method The sampling point is between headrests of front seats The sampling method is aspiration Agreed Item 18

Working Items 12. Test Protocol The data exchange file shall be constructed as follows. Pollutant concentrations as well as any other relevant parameters shall be reported and exchanged as a csv-formatted data file. Parameter values shall be separated by a comma, ASCII-Code #h2C. The decimal marker of numerical values shall be a point, ASCII-Code #h2E. Lines shall be terminated by carriage return, ASCII-Code #h0D. No thousands separators shall be used. Headers of the Reporting and Data Exchange File are in the table (for example) Line # Parameter Basic Data Type [A=Alpha or N=Numeric (max length, fractional digits)] Data Type [Enumeration String, Decimal, Integer] Total Digits Fractional Digits Minimum Value Maximum Value Allowed Values for: Enumeration or Description or Units 1 Process Code N(2) Integer 99 Version of Test Report. 1st dataset is N=0, highest value is the latest correction of existing dataset 14 Factory Name A(50) String   Place of Manufacturer 15 Vehicle Identification Number A(17) 17-character vehicle identification number (VIN) 31 Background – Carbon Monoxide N(4,1) Decimal 5 0.0 9999.9 CAS#: 201230-82-2 [mg/m^3] 32 Background – Nitrogen Monoxide CAS#: 10102-43-9 [µg/m^3] 33 Background – Nitrogen Dioxide CAS#: 10102-44-0 [µg/m^3] 19

Working Items Items which need additional clarification Substances to be Measured Formaldehyde СН2О Particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) Constant speed test Speed 130 km/h (options: 90 or 110 km/h) Air conditioner: OFF (option is ON) 20

Revision 2 of M.R.3 Developed and edited during 16th meeting two documents: Update of part I of Mutual Resolution No. 3 (VIAQ-16-06) Draft of part III of Mutual Resolution No. 3 (VIAQ-16-08) as parts of Revision 2 of Mutual Resolution (M.R.3) on Vehicle Interior Air Quality 21

Next VIAQ IWG Meeting 17th VIAQ IWG Meeting (TBD) Munich, Germany, November 6-7th 2019 Two days 18th VIAQ IWG Meeting (TBD) • Geneva, Switzerland, January 8th 2020 • Half a day 22