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Division 4.2 Calculation of the CO2 savings

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The total CO2 savings of the innovative technology (efficient exterior lighting system) are to be calculated by formulae (2), (3) and (4).

For a petrol-fuelled vehicle:

Formula(2):

C CO 2 = ∑ j = 1 m ΔP j × UF j × V Pe − P ∕ η A × CF P ∕ v

For a diesel-fuelled vehicle:

Formula(3)

C CO 2 = ∑ j = 1 m ΔP j × UF j × V Pe − D ∕ η A × CF D ∕ v

For a petrol-fuelled vehicle with turbo charger:

Formula(4)

C CO 2 = ∑ j = 1 m ΔP j × UF j × V Pe − PT ∕ η A × CF P ∕ v

These formulae present the total CO2 savings of the innovative technology (efficient exterior lighting system) in gCO2/km.

The input data for the formulae (2), (3) and (4) are:

ΔPj
  • Saved electrical power in W of the type of lighting j, which is the result of step 1

  • UFj
  • Usage factor of the type of lighting j, specified in Table 2

  • m
  • Number of types of lighting in the innovative technology package

  • v
  • Mean driving speed of the NEDC, which is 33,58 km/h

  • VPe – P
  • Consumption of effective power for petrol-fuelled vehicles, which is 0,264 l/kWh

  • VPe – D
  • Consumption of effective power for diesel-fuelled vehicles, which is 0,22 l/kWh

  • VPe – PT
  • Consumption of effective power for petrol-fuelled vehicles with turbo charger, which is 0,28 l/kWh

  • ηA
  • Efficiency of the alternator, which is 0,67

  • CFP
  • Conversion factor for petrol fuel, which is 2 330 gCO2/l

  • CFD
  • Conversion factor for diesel fuel, which is 2 640 gCO2/l

  • Table 2

    Usage factor for different types of lighting

    Type of lightingUsage factor UF
    Low-beam headlamp0,33
    High-beam headlamp0,03
    Front position0,36
    Licence plate0,36
    Front fog lamp0,01
    Rear fog lamp0,01
    Front turn signal lamp0,15
    Rear turn signal lamp0,15
    Reversing lamp0,01