Examples of using Emission control in English and their translations into Swedish
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Use of the term"emission control" in this Directive in respect of the provisions of any other Directive shall not be held as reinterpreting those provisions in any respect.
The text introduces detailed rules on how the functionality of the emission control devices is to be verified during the normal lifetime of a vehicle under normal conditions of use.
limit ensuring evaporative emission control for all L-category vehicles.
The need to demonstrate the efficiency of emission control systems entails tests which require sufficient advance notification.
In this regard the technology feasibility review is necessary, since the emission control devices to meet the ambitious NOx limits are still under development.
Excellent performance and emission control gives premium diesel fuel a safe roll i diesel engines in the fight for global objectives.
USA market 280SL engines required emission control modifications, including softer valve timings,
We are also a leading supplier of emission control systems for retrofit to existing vehicles including the Continuously Regenerating Trap(CRT) and SCRT.
Visual inspection of any emission control equipment fitted by the manufacturer
Provisions on the durability of emission control devices with effect from 1 October 2005 pursuant to Article 5 of this Directive.
the impact of the additives on engines and emission control equipment.
Disagreement exists on the impact of metallic additives on emission control systems and the ethanol and vapour pressure limits.
The report raises a number of issues to better ensure the effective functioning of emission control equipment during the useful life of the vehicle.
The report raises a number of issues to better ensure the effective functioning of emission control equipment during the useful life of the vehicle.
been adopted since the adoption of Directive 2000/60/EC, which constitute emission control measures in accordance with Article 16 of that Directive for individual priority substances.
From 1981 the engines had direct injection to meet the more stringent requirements for emission control.
This change will more realistically reflect the actual life of vehicles and ensure that emission control systems continue to function throughout the life of the vehicle.
Whereas Member States may take measures to encourage the retrofitting of older vehicles with emission control devices and components;
It will take into account the specific nature of motorcycle emission control technology and dedicated measurements, as well as
Technical developments in the field of emission control technology and their technical and economic feasibility with regard to their application to motorcycles, as well as their application in the diverse market that these vehicles satisfy;