Standards for Environmental Protection in India |
Author(s): |
| Nakul Shenode , Nuva College of Engineering & Technology; Dr. Arif Khan, Nuva College of Engineering & Technology |
Keywords: |
| Bharat stage, BS VI emission, Emission standards, Environmental Protection, Euro Norms, Indian emission norms, Pollution |
Abstract |
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There is a critical situation waiting for our future generation about the consumption of all the resources of globe to produce electricity that our planet took billions of years to create. Over a short duration of shut down or an on-demand power source to supplement a renewable energy system, crude oil based engine-driven generators can provide a viable technological solution. The ICE generator is a mature technology that has been employed with great success the world over. Indeed, it is arguable that this success and the ubiquitous nature of the technology have led directly to many of the environmental crises facing our planet today. Nevertheless, the disadvantages of the engine-driven generator are many, and in some applications, it is the appropriate technology for the job. Even today, the major power source of automobile is crude oil based ICE which are need to be changed gradually by an alternative source of energy. By taking EURO emission standard as reference Central Pollution Control Board in India has implemented Bharat emission standards and it is updating its regulation in regular interval of time. In this paper, a complete review of various stages of Bharat emission standards and the reason for making the emission rules and regulations stringent in recent times were discussed in this paper. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV8I70424 Published in: Volume : 8, Issue : 7 Publication Date: 01/10/2020 Page(s): 733-737 |
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