Emission limits for different Bharat Statge (BS) standards

BS Emission Standards
BS Standard Carbon Monoxide (g/km) Hydrocarbons + Nitrogen Oxides (g/km) Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter (g/km) Sulphur Content in Fuel (PPM) Key Changes
BS1 (India 2000) 2.72 0.97 0.14 N/A - Retuning of carburettor, secondary air intake system, exhaust gas recirculation system
- Increase in catalyser capacity
- Addition of trimetal coating to the system
BS2 2.2 0.50 0.08 500 - Replacement of carburettor with Multi-point Fuel Injection (MPFI) system
- Reduction in emissions
BS3 Petrol: 2.3
Diesel: 0.64 (CO)
0.50 (NOx)
0.35 (HC + NOx)
Petrol: 0.05
Diesel: 0.56 (HC + NOx)
Petrol: N/A
Diesel: 0.05
Petrol: N/A
Diesel: 100
- Introduction of more stringent norms
- Installation of catalytic converter
BS4 Petrol: 1.0
Diesel: 0.50 (CO)
0.25 (NOx)
0.18 (HC + NOx)
Petrol: 0.025
Diesel: 0.30 (HC + NOx)
Petrol: N/A
Diesel: 0.025
Petrol: N/A
Diesel: 50
- Mandatory from April 2017
- Addition of bigger catalytic converters
- Tweaking of Engine Control Unit (ECU)
- Modification of air intakes and exhaust systems
BS6 Petrol: 1.0
Diesel: 0.50 (CO)
0.06 (NOx)
0.16 (HC + NOx)
Petrol: 0.05
Diesel: 0.17 (HC + NOx)
Petrol: N/A
Diesel: 0.05
Petrol: N/A
Diesel: 10
- Implementation from April 2020
- Further reduction in emissions
- Stringent regulations for tailpipe discharge

Post a Comment

Previous Post Next Post