Report of the GRB informal Working Group on ASEP Transmitted by the Chairman of the Informal Group Informal document No. GRB-45-3 (45th GRB, 20-22 February.

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Report of the GRB informal Working Group on ASEP Transmitted by the Chairman of the Informal Group Informal document No. GRB-45-3 (45th GRB, February 2007 agenda item )

Reminder: why ASEP Annex 3 covers the part of the engine map with lower revs Decision made to have Additional Sound Emission Provisions to cover a wider part of the engine map (higher revs).

Meetings: 1. Amsterdam; 2005 November 2. The Hague; 2006 January 3. Geneva; 2006 February 4. Geneva; 2006 September 5. The Hague 2006 November 6. Geneva, behind this GRB Task Force: 4 meetings: Geneva, Tokyo, Trondheim, Detroit

Very helpful: ToR 3.The informal group shall develop a complementary test method and evaluation criteria for insertion into Annex 10. The complementary test method shall cover the noise emission under higher engine speeds and loads than the proposed procedure in TRANS/WP.29/GRB/2005/5, as amended. (no ‘if’, just: do it)

GRB 44: where did we stand Measurement method (Taskforce) ASEP applies for all M1 and N1 vehicles Knowing what to do: Data processing Limits Text mainbody Homologation

GRB 44: what did we got Time, but not for ever So we had to hurry up And we did

GRB 44: we promised Try to have a system this meeting, as a preliminary proposal. We kept our promise: Yes, we tried BUT

We can not deliver the method yet. Good news: Fresh data Bad news: It showed how complex it is

Complexity It’s all about relation revs and sound level Japan, Germ. OICA: Mediate 5-6 dB each 1000 revs So, it looks easy to take a point and draw a line

Complexity Vehicles behave very different Vehicles vary in max engine speed (turbo vs revs) And also vehicles with 12/1000 revs Even ending up with 120 db(A)

So 1. We have to make the Unification Theory and the Great Unification Method 2. We have to value behavior (is a fighter jet acceptable)

Progress meeting this week (promise: more data available) Next meeting early this spring OICA event would be helpful Result: ASEP framework ready this summer

Other Issues Boundary conditions Open pipe devices Homologation

Boundary Conditions Acceleration: Majority: 3.5 m/s2 Issue: GTI class round this border Easy to get them over the border Result: tested in 3 e gear: do we want that (also common preference for 2 e gear)

Open pipe devices Straight pipe Silencer Valve

Open Pipe Devices Valves as such: nothing wrong with it We learned from CLEPA that you even need them to lower the noise (very useful presentation, should be in GRB)

Harley Davidson

Left above: it says A high performance exhaust system with excellent sound quality was developed as an OEM replacement. An ECM controlled cable driven exhaust valve controls the exhaust flow for improved sound quality and engine performance while remaining noise compliant.

Control flap

Dutch  English Can not only be used in the exhaust system to increase torque at low rpm, nowadays such control flap is used more and more to attenuate the noise at critical engine speeds (read: the engine speed at which the motorcycle is being type approved)

By the way (1) If you allow this, how can you ask your police to enforce?

By the way (2) Can’t there be an agreement of the Type Approval Authorities to ban these cycle beaters from our market? To protect the public. They are working for the public interest.

Exhaust Devices N1 Vehicles Common on exclusive cars As with everything it will be used in to the common fleet Because there is a customer demand So: regulation is relevant

What does it means for ASEP Every gap in the regulation will be used What is not strictly forbidden will be done So the regulation must be very clear and strict.

Homologation GRB decided: The ASEP demands apply for every vehicle. Should every vehicle be tested: Japan: yes others: no As long it’s not a GTR: no problem (?)

WILL BE CONTINUED THANK YOU!