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RULE 115        THE CENTRAL MOTOR VEHICLES RULES, 1989               163


                                  Soak period             6-30 hours              6-30 hours

                                  Preparatory running before Idling of  40 seconds  and  4 Idling of 40 seconds
                                  sampling                cycles

                                  No. of test cycles      6                       6


                                  Break down of cycles    Indian Driving Cycle as per Indian Driving Cycle as per
                                                          Annexure II to principal rule Annexure II to principal rule

                                        (b) Reference fuel for testing shall be in line with that in the ECE.
                                        (c) (i) For all  types  of  two-wheeler and three-wheeler petrol vehicles,  a
                                            deterioration factor as specified in column (4) in the Table in this sub-rule
                                            shall be applicable for durability:
                                            PROVIDED that the vehicle manufacturer may opt for an ageing test of
                                            30000 kms for evaluating deterioration factor, as per procedure that may be
                                            laid down by the Central Government from time to time;
                                            (ii) For all  types of  two-wheeler and three-wheeler diesel vehicles,  a
                                            deterioration factor as specified in column (4) in the Table in this sub-rule
                                            shall be applicable for durability:
                                            PROVIDED that the vehicle manufacturer may opt for an ageing test of
                                            30000 kms for evaluating deterioration factor, as per procedure that may be
                                            laid down by the Central Government from time to time;
                                        (d) For diesel engine vehicles, the emission of visible pollutants (smoke) shall
                                            not exceed the limit value to smoke density, when expressed as light
                                            absorption co-efficient for various nominal flow as indicated in Annexure
                                            I to sub-rule (9) of rule 115 when tested at constant speed over full load;
                                        (e) COP frequency and Samples:—
                                  Sr. No.     Type of Vehicle     Annual Production      COP Frequency
                                                                Exceeding     Upto
                                    (1)           (2)              (3)        (4)             (5)
                                    1.   Two-wheeler         &  250 per 6   10000 per  Once every year
                                         three-wheeler           months       year
                                    2.   Two-wheeler            100000 per 150000 per 6 Once every 6 months
                                                                  year      months
                                    3.   Two-wheeler           150000 per 6    —      Once every 3 months
                                                                 months
                                    4.   Three-wheeler          10000 per  75000 per 6 Once every 6 months
                                                                  year      months
                                    5.   Three-wheeler          75000 per 6    —      Once every 3 months
                                                                 months

                                      For production volumes of less than 250 per 6 months the method as prescribed in
                                 the proviso to Rule 126A shall apply.
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