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Document Title | Measurement uncertainties when testing in UN Regulations under the purview of GRBP | ||||||||
Reference Number | GRBP/2024/8 | ||||||||
Date |
24 Nov 2023
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Summary | Proposal from the Measurement Uncertainties informal group for a Document for Reference providing a general approach on how to handle measurement uncertainties in UN Regulations (initially addressing UN Regulations Nos. 51 and 117). | ||||||||
Rulemaking Area(s) | UN R51 Vehicle Noise and UN R117 Tire Noise, Wet Adhesion, and Rolling Resistance | ||||||||
Proposal Status | Formal GR review | ||||||||
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Related Documents | |||||||||
GRBP-79-48/Rev.1 | Noise Measurement Uncertainties: Proposal to amend GRBP/2024/8 | ||||||||
GRBP-80-07/Rev.1 | Reference document: Measurement Uncertainties when testing | ||||||||
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UNECE server | .pdf format | .docx format | |||||||
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Excerpts from session reports related to this document | |||||||||
GRBP | Session 79 | 6-9 Feb 2024 |
5. The expert from the Informal Working Group on Measurement Uncertainties (IWG MU) presented their final report (GRBP-79-02) and a draft document for reference (ECE/TRANS/WP.29/GRBP/2024/8 and GRBP-79-48-Rev.1). During an in-depth discussion, several experts from contracting parties expressed concerns about the formal adoption of the document for reference and its legal status. They pointed out that the document could be misinterpreted as being legally binding and modifying the established sound limits in UN Regulation No. 51. In the absence of consensus, GRBP postponed the discussion to the next session. 5. The expert from the Informal Working Group on Measurement Uncertainties (IWG MU) presented their final report (GRBP-79-02) and a draft document for reference (ECE/TRANS/WP.29/GRBP/2024/8 and GRBP-79-48-Rev.1). During an in-depth discussion, several experts from contracting parties expressed concerns about the formal adoption of the document for reference and its legal status. They pointed out that the document could be misinterpreted as being legally binding and modifying the established sound limits in UN Regulation No. 51. In the absence of consensus, GRBP postponed the discussion to the next session. |
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