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European Emission Standards
Release Date: [2017/3/31 15:36:47] Total read [2103] Times
The European Emissions Standard (EEC) is the European Union (EU), which is implemented by the European Economic Commission (ECE) emission regulations and the ECEC Emission Directive. Emission regulations are voluntarily endorsed by ECE participating countries, and emission orders are enforced by EEC or EU participating countries.
The European regulations (ordinances) for motor vehicle emissions have been implemented in 1992. Europe has been implementing Euro 1 (European Type I certification) since 1992 and has implemented Euro II (European Type II certification and production Consistent emission limits), Euro II (European Type III certification and production consistency emission limits) has been implemented since 2000, and Euro IV (Euro Ⅳ type certification and production consistency emission limits) have been implemented since 2005.
The European regulations (ordinances) for motor vehicle emissions have been implemented in 1992. Europe has been implementing Euro 1 (European Type I certification) since 1992 and has implemented Euro II (European Type II certification and production Consistent emission limits), Euro II (European Type III certification and production consistency emission limits) has been implemented since 2000, and Euro IV (Euro Ⅳ type certification and production consistency emission limits) have been implemented since 2005.
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