SBS Transit trials Sunlong Diesel-Electric Hybrid buses
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Restart the thread.....
Registered as SBS8000Z and SBS8001X first.
All are posted to SLBP according to sgwiki.
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press release oso out today by sbst..
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1. They will be served around NTU campus during YOG period.
2. Press also says: there will be two hybrid buses that will be deployed on Service 185, which plies between Soon Lee Depot and the Buona Vista Terminal, serving residents in Jurong East, Jurong West and Clementi. Both the fuel cell and hybrid trials will commence in August 2010 and are expected to last a year.
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Originally posted by TIB657M:
It will be served around NTU campus during YOG period.
Press also says: there will be two hybrid buses that will be deployed on Service 185, which plies between Soon Lee Depot and the Buona Vista Terminal, serving residents in Jurong East, Jurong West and Clementi.
your 1st and 2nd lines.................... worlds apart leh.
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I believe,
Higer Fuel Cell Bus
RD6066L YOV internal shuttle Sv179/199 (after august)Sunlong Diesel Electric Hybrid
SBS8000Z and SBS8001X Sv185 -
i hope the bodywork isnt *you guess it*
and it is way better than the kub i think?
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According the press release from SBS Transit, those 2 Sunlong Hybrid Buses with Gemilang bodywork~~
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tamago, ZYX2005, SBS9816EPlease edit the topic name in this manner.
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SBS Transit trials 2 Sunlong busesThank you for your attention.
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From sgwiki, these 2 buses are a Euro 3 compliant engine, isnt the LTA standard to be Euro 4? How did they pass the LTA?
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Originally posted by Ngweitong:
From sgwiki, these 2 buses are a Euro 3 compliant engine, isnt the LTA standard to be Euro 4? How did they pass the LTA?
Adblue.
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Originally posted by SBS Transit and SMRT:
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tamago, ZYX2005, SBS9816EPlease edit the topic name in this manner.
Sunlong bus
SBS Transit trials 2 Sunlong
busesThank you for your attention.
strange, who are you to ask the mod to change the topic? hmmm.
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anyway, i guess the white unregistered bus i saw on saturday is SBS8000Z, just saw it leaving vicom again.
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Green buses to hit roads Aug
GREEN buses with less or zero emissions will be hitting the roads in August as part of a year-long trial.
One bus will ferry Youth Olympic Games participants around their accommodation in the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) campus.
The hydrogen-electric hybrid bus, developed by the Nanyang Technological University and China's Tsinghua University, has no harmful emissions. Instead, water is produced and released through its exhaust pipe.
Also running on SBS Transit's service 185 route will be two hybrid buses that run on electricity and diesel.
The use of electricity results in fuel savings of up to 30 per cent.
Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Transport Teo Ser Luck, who was the guest of honour at the launch of the buses on Tuesday, said: 'If this technology is found to be suitable for our local context, we can expect to see even more such green buses running on our roads in the near future.'
-- ST
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Originally posted by ^tamago^:
Adblue.
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Originally posted by ^tamago^:
Adblue.
What.
They had better have installed AdBlue pumps at SLBP. Unless they want these buses to be like 8030L, that is.
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Originally posted by Raraken:
What.
They had better have installed AdBlue pumps at SLBP. Unless they want these buses to be like 8030L, that is.
where is the adblue warning displayed? took 8030L yesterday and I didnt really see any adblue warnings. only thing is on the display at the lower left corner of the windscreen next to the dashboard, two out of four boxes are blinking.
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no wonder. I got saw the bus (grey colour) along causeway woodlands just know.. OC-like tow-ing by the truck
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Originally posted by Raraken:
What.
They had better have installed AdBlue pumps at SLBP. Unless they want these buses to be like 8030L, that is.
haizz....they will sooner or later have to install AdBlue pumps. the B9TL MKII require AdBlue too.
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Well, something I lack of understanding here, dont those 2 buses run on electric? What does it mean by electric diesel? Am I right to say euro IV and above buses does not have exhausts? Like our KUBs? Or is it the SCR/EGR replaced the exhaust? And because of that LTA set the criteria of min euro IV?
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8030L Very cui At SLBP Thanks To Adblue-less SLBP
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Originally posted by Ngweitong:
Well, something I lack of understanding here,
dont those 2 buses run on electric? What does it mean by electric diesel?
Am I right to say euro IV and above buses does not have exhausts? Like our KUBs? Or is it the SCR/EGR replaced the exhaust? And because of that LTA set the criteria of min euro IV?diesel-electric. the electrical motor is supposed to help by storing energy and assisting in certain stages of propulsion, thereby reducing the diesel requirements.
every bus has an exhaust of some form, whether it is liquid or gaseous. our KUB's have exhaust!
SCR and EGR is another thing, each is a method to help reduce the emission of harmful pollutants.
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Originally posted by ^tamago^:
diesel-electric. the electrical motor is supposed to help by storing energy and assisting in certain stages of propulsion, thereby reducing the diesel requirements.
every bus has an exhaust of some form, whether it is liquid or gaseous. our KUB's have exhaust!
SCR and EGR is another thing, each is a method to help reduce the emission of harmful pollutants.
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Originally posted by Ngweitong:
oh, so our KUBs exhaust in liquid form, so we cant see the exhaust pipe?our kUB's have exhasut pipe, and gas comes out of it as per other diesel-powered buses (:
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Originally posted by SBS9231S:
8030L Very cui At SLBP Thanks To Adblue-less SLBP
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Originally posted by Ngweitong:
From sgwiki, these 2 buses are a Euro 3 compliant engine, isnt the LTA standard to be Euro 4? How did they pass the LTA?
weitong, i did a check of the engine's specs again based on the model number, it should be Euro IV. apologies for the mistake.