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Pleasure Craft Proposal

Pleasure Craft Proposal. Draft Pleasure Craft Evaporative Emissions Regulation and Standards . Presentation Outline. Objectives Purpose of ARB Regulation Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions Control Technology Test Results Refueling Emissions Key Elements of Draft Proposal

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Pleasure Craft Proposal

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  1. Pleasure Craft Proposal Draft Pleasure Craft Evaporative Emissions Regulation and Standards 2/25/2009

  2. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  3. Objectives • Seek public participation in process • Share information on control technology testing • Seek input on draft proposal 2/25/2009

  4. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  5. Purpose of ARB Regulation • Seek additional emission reductions from category • Reduce emissions for ozone attainment • Meet existing SIP commitment 2/25/2009

  6. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  7. Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Breakdown of emissions from a 33 gallon 2006 MY Crestliner • ARB is reducing emissions by improving technology to all four sources 2/25/2009

  8. Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions, cont. Total Projected HC emissions and reductions based on current model 2/25/2009

  9. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  10. Control Technology Test Results Using Proven Automotive Control Technologies • Low Permeation Fuel Tank (Moeller Marine, <1.0 g/m2/day, roto-molded two layer) • Carbon Canister (Delphi Marine, 0.84 g/liter) • Low Permeation Fuel Hose (Arrow Hose and Tubing, <5 g/m2/day) • Fuel Injection (Honda FI, 90HP) 2/25/2009

  11. Controlled Technology Test Results, cont. • One MY 2006 Crestliner was used for all control technology testing 2/25/2009

  12. Controlled Technology Test Results, cont. • Emissions reductions were calculated against an uncontrolled 2006 Crestliner with E6 • Averaged over seven 24-hour California summertime diurnal profiles 2/25/2009

  13. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  14. Refueling Emissions • Current inventory does not account for refueling emissions • Estimated refueling emissions could be as much as 3 TPD Based on: • Population of 1.2 million • Daily fuel consumption 2/25/2009

  15. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  16. Draft Proposal – Key ElementsOptions for Certification • Proposed Pleasure Craft regulation has two methods of certification: • Design-Based Standard – Requires specific components • fuel injection • low permeation fuel hoses • low permeation fuel tank • passively purged carbon canister • Performance Alternative – One standard for the complete system • Based on a 72-Hour test (California Summer Profile) • ORVR required for both options • The standard will be based on E10 • 90% California Phase 3 Reformulated Gasoline with 10% by volume ethanol 2/25/2009

  17. Draft Proposal – Key ElementsStandards • Design Based Standards • *Fuel Injection will be required for: • Greater than 200HP - MY2012 • Greater than 50HP – MY2013 • All Pleasure Craft – MY2014 2/25/2009

  18. Draft Proposal – Key ElementsStandards • Performance Alternative Standard 2/25/2009

  19. Draft Proposal – Key ElementsConcept for Certification • Evaporative System Builders (boat builders, manufacturers, dealers, etc.) must apply for an Executive Order of Certification • Build evaporative system with ARB EO approved components • Reference EO number in application form • Submit application to MSOD • EO is automatic upon submittal • Boat Manufacturer will submit test data for the whole system, ARB will issue an EO 2/25/2009

  20. Concept for Certification- ExampleDealer Certification • Dealer builds evaporative system with EO certified components • References EO numbers in registration form • Submits registration form to MSOD • Boat is allowed for sale immediately upon submittal • Dealer will receive EO of Certification within 45 days of submittal 2/25/2009

  21. Draft Proposal – Key ElementsRequirements for ORVR • Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery (ORVR) is required for all Pleasure Craft in 2012 • Fill necks must be compatible with gasoline dispensers • Must control displaced refueling vapor from escaping into the atmosphere 2/25/2009

  22. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  23. Request for Manufacturing Cost • ARB is seeking cost information from manufacturers to refine cost estimates for: • Fuel Tanks • Fuel Hoses • Carbon Canisters • Fuel Injection • ORVR Compatibility 2/25/2009

  24. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  25. Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness ARB will: • Use cost estimates provided by the boat and component manufacturers • Assume two levels of profit in calculating increased retail cost • Use estimated fuel savings in overall cost effectiveness calculation 2/25/2009

  26. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  27. Pleasure Craft Survey • Institute for Social Research, CSUS is currently performing a California Pleasure Craft usage and activity survey • Preliminary data will be available in March • Final report will be available in July • The survey data will be used to update activity and usage in the Off-Road Model 2/25/2009

  28. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  29. Status of Inventory Testing • Inventory testing is on-going and will be completed in 2011 • PTSD will update the Off-Road model when inventory testing is finished • Because of the urgent need for reductions the Pleasure Craft regulation will move forward with existing estimates 2/25/2009

  30. Presentation Outline • Objectives • Purpose of ARB Regulation • Uncontrolled Emissions and Reductions • Control Technology Test Results • Refueling Emissions • Key Elements of Draft Proposal • Request for Manufacturing Cost • Evaluation of Cost Effectiveness • Pleasure Craft Survey • Status of Inventory Testing • Comments and Contact Information 2/25/2009

  31. Comments? • We are specifically seeking comment on: • Time needed for technology implementation • Concepts for certification • Manufacturing costs • Definitions in draft regulation 2/25/2009

  32. ContactsMonitoring and Laboratory Division(For Questions Concerning the Rule Development) • Scott Monday • Project Co-Lead, Evaporative Control, Engineering, and Regulatory Development Section • (916) 445-9319, smonday@arb.ca.gov • Jim Watson • Manager, Evaporative Control, Engineering, and Regulatory Development Section • (916) 327-1282, jwatson@arb.ca.gov Planning and Technical Support Division (For Questions Concerning the Emissions Inventory) • Satya Sardar • Staff, Off-Road Modeling and Assessment Section • (626) 450-6137, ssardar@arb.ca.gov 2/25/2009

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