Title: PowerPointPrsentation
1The International Experience Europe
Axel FriedrichUmweltbundesamt (UBA)Germany
Developing Road maps for Conventional Fuels in
Asia
2Fuel specifications
- Mandatory fuel specifications for gasoline and
diesel in two stages - 2000 and 2005
From 2009 sulphur limit is 10 ppm it has to be
available on stations 2005 tax incentives can
be used to introduce this quality earlier
3Vehicle Fuels Specification
- Gasoline, Diesel sulfur at 50 ppm today, 10 ppm
being progressively introduced - Low sulfur is a key enabling property for
advanced low-emission vehicles - Benefits of low sulfur diesel fuel will
continuously improve as next generation vehicles
enter the market.
4Fuel Taxation in Germany
- Higher fuel tax ( 1.5 ct/Litre)for low sulphur
gasoline and diesel fuel with more than 50 ppm
Sulphur from the 1.1.2001 - Higher fuel tax ( 1,5 ct/Litre)for gasoline
and diesel with more than 10 ppm Sulphur from the
1.1.2003(lt 10ppm sulphur free) - additionally the so called Eco tax reform from
1999 to 2003 was imposed. Every year the fuel tax
was raised by 1.5 ct/litre
5Sulphur Free Fuel
From 1st of January 2003 1.5 ct per litre tax
incentive for sulphur content less than 10 ppm
for both gasoline and diesel fuel ( Onroad and
offroad ! ).Market changed completely in a short
period
6New Catalysts for Lower Sulfur Fuels
- Increasing ultra-low sulfur diesel producibility
- proprietary catalyst technology
- activity level tripled
- rapid development / deployment
- Meeting gasoline sulfur specifications with
minimal octane loss - Proprietary catalyst technology
- clear octane advantage
- lower operating cost
Nebula-20 for Diesel
Activity
New Generation Catalysts
Early Commercial Catalysts
55 65 75 85 95 05
SCANfining for Gasoline
KBD
Source
7Emission Development in Germany Benzene and
Diesel Particles
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9Effect of Fuel Sulphur Content on Emissions of
Gasoline Passenger Cars with Three Way Catalyst
at 50 000 Miles
10Effect of Fuel Sulphur Content on Benzene
Emissions of Gasoline Passenger Cars with Three
Way Catalyst at 50 000 km
11Impact of Fuel S Level on PM Emissions
12UBA 8th september 99 - G. BELOT
13Development potentials of diesel engines
Catalyst start-off behaviour
Test precedure Engine test bench, part load ,
1,9 l TDI engine
CO conversion
14Effect of diesel sulphur content on an oxidation
catalytic converter
A4 V6 TDI
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HCNOx
CO
NOx
PM
Basis EU IV
-5
S lt 10 ppm
S 50 ppm
S 350 ppm
-15
-25
Compliance with all EU IV limits only possible
with S lt 10 ppm!
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15UBA proposal for HDV
Euro
V
Euro
V
I
1999/96/EG
2008/2009
As of 2010
1)
2)
1)
2)
ESC
ETC
ESC
ETC
g / kWh
g / kWh
g / kWh
g / kWh
CO
1,5
4,0
1,5
4,0
HC
0,46
0,46
NMHC
0,55
0,55
3
)
3
)
Methan
1,1
1,1
NO
1,0
1,0
0,5
0,5
x
Partikel
0,005
0,005
0
0,005
0,0
0
5
1
)
Additonal transient test for diesel with after
treatment
-
2
)
For gas engines only transient test
-
3
)
For CNG engines only
16Strategies for Euro 5(?) with After Treatment
EURO V
EURO IV
EURO 3 (Base line)
EURO V ?
17SCR-urea
SCR Catalyst (S) 4NH3 4NO O2 ? 4N2
6H2O 2NH3 NO NO2 ? 2N2 3H2O 8NH3 6NO2 ?
7N2 12H2O
Exhaust Gas
Oxidation Catalyst (V) 2NO O2 ? 2NO2 4HC 3O2
? 2CO2 2H2O 2CO O2 ? 2CO2
Oxidation Catalyst (O) 4NH3 3O2 ? 2N2 6H2O
Source - AECC
18SCR- System im ETC- Test
conversion 85
19Source ACEA, June 2003
20NOx Emissions - ETC
Source Concawe
21Maritime Shipping Fuel Waste incineration at
Sea
22The Bottom of the Barrel
- Increasing demand for low S HFO
- MARPOL Annex VI entered into force May 19, 2005
- which has no impact to the average S- content
in the HFO - EU Sulfur in Marine Fuels Directive
- 1.5 S max for Special Areas like Baltic Sea
and in the future North Sea - More action is needed!
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