Non-invasive, plug-and-play pollution detector for vehicle on-board instantaneous CO2 emission monitoring
- 1. University of the West of Scotland
- 2. University of the West of Scotland,
Description
Autonomous driving has gained momentum in recent years. To help create a sustainable future, an autonomous vehicle should take into account its carbon footprint. This work proposes a new, portable, cost-effective carbon dioxide (CO2 ) emissions sensor installed in a Light Duty Vehicle (LDV), as a novel enabler towards carbon footprint aware autonomous driving. This work achieves the ability to report real-time metrics about the instantaneous CO2 emissions whilst satisfying non-invasive procedures (weight <1 kg) by means of Unified Diagnostic Services (UDS) compliant interrogators. The proposed solution is validated in compliance with European Union's official emissions test procedures, and compared with other commercial off-the-shelf solutions. During the test, a 50 km trip divided in 3 driving cycles is performed to obtain the instantaneous CO2 emission, achieving a measuring rate similar to other commercial, non-portable and expensive alternatives.
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Dates
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2022-09-07Received
- Other
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2023-03-11Revised
- Accepted
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2023-03-12
- Available
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2023-03-13