The Reduction of City Bus Exhaust Emissions by Means of a Regenerative Power Train

890267

02/01/1989

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A PREVIOUS PAPER (1*), reported on fuel consumption reductions achieved, by the use of a Regenerative Power Train system, applied to a city bus.
An overall fuel economy gain of 20% was obtained previously, on the track, when operating the bus on the City Business District cycle (2) [CBD cycle, 20 mph maximum speed and 7 stops per mile], and a similar 30 mph cycle.
The results reported here, were obtained using a CBD type driving cycle and indicate the extent of the reductions in regulated diesel exhaust emissions, achievable with a Regenerative Power Train.
NOx was reduced 19 percent somewhat in line with the percentage improvement in fuel economy; particulate and CO emissions were more strongly influenced, with reductions of 27 and 60 per cent, respectively. HC emissions were the least affected with a reduction of 8 percent.
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.4271/890267
Pages
10
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Davies, A., "The Reduction of City Bus Exhaust Emissions by Means of a Regenerative Power Train," SAE Technical Paper 890267, 1989, https://doi.org/10.4271/890267.
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Feb 1, 1989
Product Code
890267
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Technical Paper
Language
English