WLTP-AH-07-02
UN R154: OBFCM draft provisions
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Devices for monitoring on-board vehicle consumption of fuel and/or electric energy shall determine and store lifetime values of fuel consumed, distance travelled, and energy parameters specified in Appendix 5. Type-approval requires testing per Table A according to vehicle category and fuel type, including Type 1 emissions tests, evaporative emissions tests, durability, OBD checks, and OBFCM accuracy verification. Manufacturers must ensure OBFCM accuracy between −0.05 and +0.05 calculated using specified formulae comparing WLTP-determined and OBFCM-measured consumption. Conformity of production requires periodic testing and audits. Lifetime counter values shall be preserved from 1 January 2029 for new vehicle types; from 1 January 2030, type approvals for non-compliant vehicles shall not be accepted. OBFCM devices must provide standardised, unrestricted access to information via specified ISO and SAE standards.
On-Board Diagnostics: A system on board a vehicle that detects, records, and communicates malfunctions, historically emissions-related but can be related to other systems.
On-Board Fuel Consumption Monitoring: Related to UN R154 “On-board Fuel and/or Energy Consumption Monitoring Device” designed to sense and use vehicle, engine, fuel and/or electric energy parameters.