US: Heavy-duty: NYComp

US: Heavy-duty: NYComp

Overview

The New York Composite (NYComp) cycle is a chassis dynamometer test for heavy-duty vehicles representative of actual driving patterns in New York City. Also known as the New York Bus Composite (NYBC) cycle, the test is a compressed version of the US EPA “unfliltered bus test cycle”.

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Description

Vehicle speed over the duration of the NYComp test is shown in below.

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New York Composite Cycle

The following are selected parameters of the NYComp cycle:

  • Duration: 1029 s
  • Total driving distance: 4.06 km (2.52 mi)
  • Maximum speed: 57.92 km/h (36.0 mph)
  • Average speed: 14.25 km/h (8.85 mph)
  • Average speed without stops: 20.0 km/h (12.43 mph)
  • Maximum acceleration: 5.41 m/s2
  • Average acceleration: 0.48 m/s2
  • Number of stops per km: 4

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