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Regulation (EU) No 540/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on the sound level of motor vehicles and of replacement silencing systems, and amending Directive 2007/46/EC and repealing Directive 70/157/EEC (Text with EEA relevance)
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Vehicles having a technically permissible maximum laden mass exceeding 2800 kg shall be subjected to an additional measurement of the compressed air noise with the vehicle stationary in accordance with the specifications of Annex V, if the corresponding brake equipment is part of the vehicle.
The apparatus used for measuring the sound level shall be a precision sound-level meter or equivalent measurement system meeting the requirements of class 1 instruments (inclusive of the recommended windscreen, if used). Those requirements are described in ‘IEC 61672-1:2002: Precision sound level meters’, second edition, of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
Measurements shall be carried out using the ‘fast’ response of the acoustic measurement instrument and the ‘A’ weighting curve also described in ‘IEC 61672-1:2002’. When using a system that includes a periodic monitoring of the A-weighted sound pressure level, a reading shall be made at a time interval not greater than 30 ms (milliseconds).
The instruments shall be maintained and calibrated in accordance with the instructions of the instrument manufacturer.
Compliance of the acoustic measurement instrumentation shall be verified by the existence of a valid certificate of compliance. A certificate of compliance shall be deemed to be valid if certification of compliance with the standards was conducted within the previous 12-month period for the sound calibration device and within the previous 24-month period for the instrumentation system. All compliance testing shall be conducted by a laboratory, which is authorised to perform calibrations traceable to the appropriate standards.
At the beginning and at the end of every measurement session, the entire acoustic measurement system shall be checked by means of a sound calibrator that complies with the requirements for sound calibrators of precision class 1 as set out in IEC 60942: 2003. Without any further adjustment the difference between the readings shall be less than or equal to 0,5 dB. If that value is exceeded, the results of the measurements obtained after the previous satisfactory check shall be discarded.
The engine speed shall be measured with instrumentation having an accuracy of ± 2 % or better at the engine speeds required for the measurements being performed.
The road speed of the vehicle shall be measured with instrumentation having an accuracy of at least ± 0,5 km/h, when using continuous measurement devices.
If testing uses independent measurements of speed, this instrumentation shall meet specification limits of at least ± 0,2 km/h.
The meteorological instrumentation used to monitor the environmental conditions during the test shall include the following devices, which meet at least the accuracies listed below:
temperature measuring device, ± 1 °C;
wind speed-measuring device, ± 1,0 m/s;
barometric pressure measuring device, ± 5 hPa;
a relative humidity measuring device, ± 5 %.
The meteorological instrumentation shall be positioned adjacent to the test area at a height of 1,2 m ± 0,02 m. The measurements shall be made when the ambient air temperature is between + 5 °C and + 40 °C.
The tests shall not be carried out if the wind speed, including gusts, at microphone height exceeds 5 m/s, during the noise measurement interval.
A value representative of temperature, wind speed and direction, relative humidity, and barometric pressure shall be recorded during the noise measurement interval.
Any noise peak which appears to be unrelated to the characteristics of the general sound level of the vehicle shall be ignored in taking the readings.
The background noise shall be measured for a duration of 10 seconds immediately before and after a series of vehicle tests. The measurements shall be made with the same microphones and microphone locations used during the test. The A-weighted maximum noise pressure level shall be reported.
The background noise (including any wind noise) shall be at least 10 dB below the A-weighted noise pressure level produced by the vehicle under test. If the difference between the ambient noise and the measured noise is between 10 and 15 dB(A), the appropriate correction shall be subtracted from the readings on the noise-level meter in order to calculate the test results, as in the following table:
Difference between ambient noise and noise to be measured dB(A) | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 |
Correction dB(A) | 0,5 | 0,4 | 0,3 | 0,2 | 0,1 | 0,0 |
Measurements shall be made on vehicles at the test mass mt specified in accordance with the following table:
Vehicle Category | Vehicle test mass (mt) |
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M1 | mt = mro |
N1 | mt = mro |
N2, N3 | mt = 50 kg per kW rated engine power Extra loading to reach the test mass of the vehicle shall be placed above the driven rear axle(s). The extra loading is limited to 75 % of the technically permissible maximum laden mass allowed for the rear axle. The test mass shall be achieved with a tolerance of ± 5 %. If the centre of gravity of the extra loading cannot be aligned with the centre of the rear axle, the test mass of the vehicle shall not exceed the sum of the front axle and the rear axle load in unladen condition plus the extra loading. The test mass for vehicles with more than two axles shall be the same as for a two-axle vehicle. |
M2, M3 | mt = mro — mass of the crew member (if applicable) or, if the tests are carried out on an incomplete vehicle not having bodywork, mt = 50 kg per kW rated engine power respectively in compliance with conditions above (see category N2, N3). |
No new test shall be required due to the fitting of a supplement fuel tank or re-location of the original fuel tank on the condition that other parts or structures of the vehicle apparently affecting sound emissions have not been altered.
Two lines, AA' and BB', parallel to line PP' and situated respectively 10 m forward and 10 m rearward of line PP' shall be marked out on the test runway.
At least four measurements shall be made on each side of the vehicle and for each gear. Preliminary measurements may be made for adjustment purposes, but shall be disregarded.
The microphone shall be located at a distance of 7,5 m ± 0,05 m from the reference line CC' of the track and 1,2 m ± 0,02 m above the ground.
The reference axis for free field conditions (see IEC 61672-1:2002) shall be horizontal and directed perpendicularly towards the path of the vehicle line CC'.
The path of the centreline of the vehicle shall follow line CC' as closely as possible throughout the entire test, from the approach to line AA' until the rear of the vehicle passes line BB'. If the vehicle is fitted with more than two-wheel drive, it shall be tested in the drive selection which is intended for normal road use.
If the vehicle is fitted with an auxiliary manual transmission or a multi-gear axle, the position used for normal urban driving shall be used. In all cases, the gear ratios for slow movements, parking or braking shall be excluded.
The test mass of the vehicle shall be that set out in the Table in point 3.2.1.
The test speed vtest is 50 km/h ± 1 km/h. The test speed shall be reached when the reference point is at line PP'.
PMR is calculated using the following formula:
PMR = (Pn/mt) × 1 000 where Pn is measured in kW and mt is measured in kg in accordance with point 3.2.1 of this Annex.
PMR, with no dimension, is used for the calculation of acceleration.
Acceleration calculations are applicable to M1, N1 and M2 ≤ 3 500 kg categories only.
All accelerations are calculated using different speeds of the vehicle on the test track. The formulae given are used for the calculation of awot i, awot i+1 and awot test. The speed either at AA' or PP' is defined as the vehicle speed when the reference point passes AA' (vAA') or PP' (vPP'). The speed at BB' is defined when the rear of the vehicle passes BB' (vBB'). The method used for calculating the acceleration shall be indicated in the test report.
Due to the definition of the reference point for the vehicle, the length of the vehicle (lveh) is considered differently in the formula below. If the reference point is in the front of the vehicle, then l = lveh, mid: l = 1/2 lveh and rear: l = 0.
awot test = ((vBB'/3,6)2 – (vAA'/3,6)2)/(2*(20+l))
awot test used in the determination of gear selection shall be the average of the four awot test, i during each valid measurement run.
Pre-acceleration may be used. The point of depressing the accelerator before line AA' shall be reported in the test report.
awot test used in the determination of gear selection shall be the average of the four awot test, i during each valid measurement run.
Where devices or measures described in point 4.1.2.1.4.2 can be used to control transmission operation for the purpose of achieving test requirements, awot test shall be calculated using the following formula:
awot test = ((vBB'/3,6)2 – (vAA'/3,6)2)/(2*(20+l))
Pre-acceleration may be used:
Where devices or measures described in point 4.1.2.1.4.2 are not used, awot test shall be calculated using the following formula:
awot_testPP-BB = ((vBB'/3,6)2 – (vPP'/3,6)2)/(2*(10+l))
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acceleration between point PP and BB
Pre-acceleration shall not be used.
The location of depressing the accelerator shall be where the reference point of the vehicle passes line AA'.
The target acceleration a urban defines the typical acceleration in urban traffic and is derived from statistical investigations. It is a function depending on the PMR of a vehicle.
The target acceleration a urban shall be calculated using the following formula:
a urban = 0,63 * log10 (PMR) – 0,09
The reference acceleration awot ref defines the required acceleration during the acceleration test on the test track. It is a function depending on the PMR of a vehicle. That function is different for specific vehicle categories.
The reference acceleration awot ref shall be calculated using the following formula:
a wot ref = 1,59 * log10 (PMR) –1,41 for PMR ≥ 25
a wot ref = a urban = 0,63 * log10 (PMR) – 0,09 for PMR < 25
The partial power factor kP (see point 4.1.3.1) is used for the weighted combination of the test results of the acceleration test and the constant speed test for vehicles of category M1 and N1.
In cases other than a single gear test, a wot ref shall be used instead of a wot test (see point 4.1.3.1).
The selection of gear ratios for the test depends on their specific acceleration potential awot under full throttle condition, in accordance with the reference acceleration awot ref required for the full throttle acceleration test.
Some vehicles may have different software programs or modes for the transmission (e.g. sporty, winter, adaptive). Where the vehicle has different modes leading to valid accelerations, the vehicle manufacturer shall prove to the satisfaction of the technical service, that the vehicle is tested in the mode which achieves an acceleration closest to a wot ref.
The following conditions for selection of gear ratios are possible:
if one specific gear ratio gives an acceleration in a tolerance band of ± 5 % of the reference acceleration awot ref, not exceeding 2,0 m/s2, test with that gear ratio.
if none of the gear ratios give the required acceleration, then choose a gear ratio i, with an acceleration higher and a gear ratio i + 1, with an acceleration lower than the reference acceleration. If the acceleration value in gear ratio i does not exceed 2,0 m/s2, use both gear ratios for the test. The weighting ratio in relation to the reference acceleration awot ref is calculated by:
k = (a wot ref – a wot (i+1))/(a wot (i) – a wot (i+1))
if the acceleration value of gear ratio i exceeds 2,0 m/s2, the first gear ratio that gives an acceleration below 2,0 m/s2 shall be used unless gear ratio i + 1 provides an acceleration less than aurban. In this case, two gears, i and i + 1 shall be used, including the gear i with the acceleration exceeding 2,0 m/s2. In other cases, no other gear shall be used. The achieved acceleration awot test during the test shall be used for the calculation of the partial power factor kP instead of awot ref.
if the vehicle has a transmission in which there is only one selection for the gear ratio, the acceleration test shall be carried out in this vehicle gear selection. The achieved acceleration is then used for the calculation of the partial power factor kP instead of awot ref.
if rated engine speed is exceeded in a gear ratio before the vehicle passes BB' the next higher gear shall be used.
The gear selector position for full automatic operation shall be used.
The acceleration value awot test shall be calculated as defined in point 4.1.2.1.2.2.
The test may then include a gear change to a lower range and a higher acceleration. A gear change to a higher range and a lower acceleration is not allowed. A gear shifting to a gear ratio which is not used in urban traffic shall be avoided.
Therefore, it shall be permitted to establish and use electronic or mechanical devices, including alternate gear selector positions, to prevent a downshift to a gear ratio which is typically not used at the specified test condition in urban traffic.
The achieved acceleration awot test shall be greater or equal to aurban.
If possible, the manufacturer shall take measures to avoid an acceleration value awot test greater than 2,0 m/s2.
The achieved acceleration a wot test shall then be used for the calculation of the partial power factor kp (see point 4.1.2.1.3) instead awot ref.
The manufacturer shall define the position of the reference point in front of line AA' of fully depressing the accelerator. The accelerator shall be fully depressed (as rapidly as is practicable) when the reference point of the vehicle reaches the defined point. The accelerator shall be kept in this depressed condition until the rear of the vehicle reaches line BB'. The accelerator shall then be released as rapidly as possible. The point of fully depressing the accelerator shall be reported in the test report. The technical service shall have the possibility of pre-testing.
In the case of articulated vehicles consisting of two non-separable units regarded as a single vehicle, the semi-trailer shall be disregarded in determining when line BB' is crossed.
The constant speed test shall be carried out with the same gear(s) specified for the acceleration test and a constant speed of 50 km/h with a tolerance of ± 1 km/h between AA' and BB'. During the constant speed test, the acceleration control shall be positioned to maintain a constant speed between AA' and BB' as specified. If the gear is locked for the acceleration test, the same gear shall be locked for the constant speed test.
The constant speed test is not required for vehicles with a PMR < 25.
The path of the centreline of the vehicle shall follow line CC' as closely as possible throughout the entire test, from the approach to line AA' until the rear of the vehicle passes line BB'. The test shall be conducted without a trailer or semi-trailer. If a trailer is not readily separable from the towing vehicle, the trailer shall not be taken into consideration when assessing the crossing of line BB'. If the vehicle incorporates equipment such as a concrete mixer, a compressor, etc., this equipment shall not be in operation during the test. The test mass of the vehicle shall be set out in the table set out in point 3.2.1.
Target conditions of category M2 > 3 500 kg, N2
When the reference point passes line BB', the engine speed nBB' shall be between 70 % and 74 % of speed S, at which the engine develops its rated maximum power, and the vehicle speed shall be 35 km/h ± 5 km/h. Between line AA' and line BB' a stable acceleration condition shall be ensured.
Target conditions of category M3, N3:
When the reference point passes line BB', the engine speed nBB' shall be between 85 % and 89 % of speed S, at which the engine develops its rated maximum power, and the vehicle speed shall be 35 km/h ± 5 km/h. Between line AA' and line BB' a stable acceleration condition shall be ensured.
Stable acceleration conditions shall be ensured. The gear choice shall be determined by the target conditions. If the difference in speed exceeds the given tolerance, then two gears shall be tested, one above and one below the target speed.
If more than one gear fulfils the target conditions, the gear which is closest to 35 km/h shall be used. If no gear fulfils the target condition for vtest, two gears shall be tested, one above and one below vtest. The target engine speed shall be reached under all conditions.
A stable acceleration condition shall be ensured. If a stable acceleration cannot be ensured in a gear, that gear shall be disregarded.
The gear selector position for full automatic operation shall be used. The test may then include a gear change to a lower range and a higher acceleration. A gear change to a higher range and a lower acceleration shall not be permitted. A gear shifting to a gear ratio which is not used in urban traffic, at the specified test condition, shall be avoided. Therefore, it shall be permitted to establish and use electronic or mechanical devices to prevent a downshift to a gear ratio which is typically not used at the specified test condition in urban traffic.
If the vehicle includes a transmission design, which provides only a single gear selection (drive), which limits engine speed during the test, the vehicle shall be tested using only a target vehicle speed. If the vehicle uses an engine and transmission combination that does not comply with the requirements set out in point 4.1.2.2.1.1, the vehicle shall be tested using only the target vehicle speed. The target vehicle speed (vBB') for the test is = 35 km/h ± 5km/h. A gear change to a higher range and a lower acceleration is allowed after the reference point of the vehicle passes line PP'. Two tests shall be performed, one with the end speed of vtest = vBB' + 5 km/h, and one with the end speed of vtest = vBB' – 5 km/h. The reported sound level shall be the result of the test with the highest engine speed obtained during the test from AA' to BB'.
When the reference point of the vehicle reaches the line AA' the accelerator control shall be fully depressed (without operating the automatic downshift to a lower range than normally used in urban driving) and held fully depressed until the rear of the vehicle passes BB', but the reference point shall be at least 5 m behind BB'. The accelerator control shall then be released.
In the case of articulated vehicles consisting of two non-separable units regarded as a single vehicle, the semi-trailer shall be disregarded in determining when line BB' is crossed.
The maximum A-weighted sound pressure level indicated during each passage of the vehicle between the two lines AA' and BB' shall be noted. If a noise peak obviously out of character with the general sound pressure level is observed, the measurement shall be discarded. At least four measurements for each test condition shall be made on each side of the vehicle and for each gear ratio. Left and right side may be measured simultaneously or sequentially. The first four valid consecutive measurement results, within 2 dB(A), allowing for the deletion of non valid results (see point 3.1), shall be used for the calculation of the final result for the given side of the vehicle. The results of each side shall be averaged separately. The intermediate result is the higher value of the two averages mathematically rounded to the first decimal place.
The speed measurements at AA', BB', and PP' shall be noted and used in calculations to the first significant digit after the decimal place.
The calculated acceleration awot test shall be noted to the second digit after the decimal place.
The calculated values for the acceleration test and the constant speed test are given by:
Lwot rep = Lwot (i+1) + k * (Lwot(i) – Lwot (i+1))
Lcrs rep = Lcrs(i+1) + k * (Lcrs (i) – Lcrs (i+1))
Where k = (awot ref – awot (i+1))/(awot (i) – awot (i+1))
In the case of a single gear ratio test, the values are the test result of each test.
The final result is calculated by combining Lwot rep and Lcrs rep. The equation is:
Lurban = Lwot rep – kP * (Lwot rep – Lcrs rep)
The weighting factor kP, gives the partial power factor for urban driving. In cases other than a single gear test kP is calculated by:
kP = 1 – (aurban/awot ref)
If only one gear was specified for the test kP is given by:
kP = 1 – (aurban/awot test)
In cases where awot test is less than aurban:
kP = 0
When one gear is tested, the final result shall be equal to the intermediate result. When two gears are tested the arithmetic mean of the intermediate results shall be calculated.
The measurement results shall be entered into the test report referred to in the Addendum to Appendix 2 to Annex I.
A precision sound level meter, or equivalent measuring system, as defined in point 2.1 shall be used for the measurements
Readings on the measuring instruments produced by ambient noise and wind shall be at least 10 dB(A) below the sound level to be measured. A suitable windscreen may be fitted to the microphone provided that account is taken of its effect on the sensitivity of the microphone (see point 2.1).
The maximum sound level expressed in A-weighted decibels (dB(A)) shall be measured during the operating period referred to in point 4.2.5.3.2.1.
At least three measurements shall be taken at each measuring point.
The vehicle shall be located in the centre part of the test area with the gear selector in the neutral position and the clutch engaged. If the design of the vehicle does not allow this, the vehicle shall be tested in conformity with the manufacturer's prescriptions for stationary engine testing. Before each series of measurements, the engine shall be brought to its normal operating condition, as specified by the manufacturer.
If the vehicle is fitted with a fan or fans having an automatic actuating mechanism, this system shall not be interfered with during the sound level measurements.
The engine hood or compartment cover, if so fitted, shall be closed.
75 % of the engine speed S for vehicles with a rated engine speed ≤ 5 000 min-1
3 750 min-1 for vehicles with a rated engine speed above 5 000 min-1 and below 7 500 min-1
50 % of the engine speed S for vehicles with a rated engine speed ≥ 7 500 min-1.
If the vehicle cannot reach such engine speed, the target engine speed shall be 5 % below the maximum possible engine speed for that stationary test.
The engine speed shall be gradually increased from idle to the target engine speed, not exceeding a tolerance band of ± 3 % of the target engine speed, and held constant. Then the throttle control shall be rapidly released and the engine speed shall return to idle. The sound level shall be measured during a period of operation consisting of maintaining constant engine speed of 1 second and throughout the entire deceleration period. The maximum sound level meter reading during this period of operation, mathematically rounded to the first decimal place, shall be taken as the test value.
The measurement shall be regarded as valid if the test engine speed does not deviate from the target engine speed by more than ± 3 % for at least 1 second.
At least three measurements for each test position shall be made. The maximum A-weighted sound pressure level indicated during each of the three measurements shall be recorded. The first three valid consecutive measurement results, within 2 dB(A), allowing for the deletion of non valid results (taking into account the specifications of the test site as referred to in point 3.1), shall be used for the determination of the final result for the given measurement position. The maximum sound level, for all measurement positions, and of the three measurement results, shall constitute the final result.
gear (i) or, for vehicles tested with non-locked gear ratios, the position of the gear selector chosen for the test;
position of the operating switch during measurement of the sound pressure level Lwot,(i) (if switch is fitted).
pre-acceleration length lPA in m;
average vehicle speed in km/h at the beginning of the full throttle acceleration for tests in gear (i); and
sound pressure level Lwot,(i) in dB(A) of the wide-open-throttle tests in gear (i), defined as the maximum of the two values resulting from averaging the individual measurement results at each microphone position separately.
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Given that the tyre contribution for overall sound emission is significant, regard must be had for existing regulatory provisions concerning tyre/road sound emissions. Traction tyres, snow tyres and special-use tyres as defined in paragraph 2 of UNECE Regulation No 117 shall be excluded during type-approval and conformity of production measurements at the request of the manufacturer in accordance with UNECE Regulation No 117 (OJ L 307, 23.11.2011, p. 3).
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