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Product Data Automobiles Model Legacy Outback Legacy B4 (Sedan) Impreza Sedan Forester R2 Sambar Van 3.0R 2.0i 1.5i XT R VC Date sales began 2004/2 2004/2 2003/9 2004/2 2004/2 2004/1 Vehicle type CBA-BPE CBA-BL5 LA-GD3 TA-SG5 CBA-RA1 LE-TV2 Drive train Drive system Transmission AWD 5AT AWD 4AT AWD 5MT AWD 4AT 2WD CVT 4WD 5MT Model EZ30 EJ20 EJ15 EJ20 EN07 EN07 Displacement (l) 2.999 1.994 1.493 1.994 0.658 0.658 Engine Type Horizontally opposed 6- cylinder 3.0 L, DOHC, 24-valve, variable valve timing + direct variable valve lift Horizontally opposed 4- cylinder 2.0 L, SOHC, 16-valve Horizontally opposed 4- cylinder 1.5 L, SOHC, 16-valve Horizontally opposed 4- cylinder, 2.0 L, DOHC, 16-valve,air-cooled intercooler turbo (variable valve timing) In-line 4-cylinder, DOHC 16-valve (variable valve timing) Water-cooled in-line 4- cylinder, SOHC Weight (kg) 15201570 13301360 1230 14201440 810 930940 Law on Promoting Green Purchasing adopted <strong>Environmental</strong> Information Exhaust emissions Fuel consumption rate Noise Air conditioner 10-15 mode fuel economy (km/l) CO2 emissions (g/km) FY 2010 fuel economy Ref. standard achieved Regulations adopted Certification level of low emission vehicles CO (g/km) HC (g/km) NMHC (g/km) NOx (g/km) 10-15 mode or 10-15 + 11 mode regulation figures Ref. Low-pollution vehicle system designated by seven Kanto area prefectures and cities LEV-6 designation by six Keihanshin area prefectures and cities Regulations adopted Acceleration noise regulation figures (dB-A) Type of refrigerant Amount of refrigerant used (g) 11.0 214.4 Year 2005 Standards U-LEV 1.15 0.025 0.025 (50% reduction in emissions from 2005 standards ) 17ULEV Year 1998 Standards 76 HFC134a 400 14.0 168.5 Year 2005 Standards U-LEV 1.15 0.025 0.025 (50% reduction in emissions from 2005 standards ) 17ULEV Year 1998 Standards 76 HFC134a 400 16.0 147.4 Year 2000 Standards Excellent low emission vehicle 0.67 0.04 0.04 (Excellent low pollution vehicle) LEV Year 1998 Standards 76 HFC134a 500 13.0 181.4 Year 2000 Standards Good low emission vehicle 0.67 0.06 0.06 (Good low pollution vehicle) TLEV Year 1998 Standards 76 HFC134a 600 24.0 98.3 Year 2005 Standards U-LEV 1.15 0.025 0.025 (50% reduction in emissions from 2005 standards ) 17ULEV Year 1998 Standards 76 HFC134a 400 16.6 142.1 Year 2002 Standards Excellent low emission vehicle 3.30 0.07 0.07 (Excellent low pollution vehicle) LEV Year 2000 Standards 76 HFC134a 400 Amount of lead used JAMA year 2005 target achieved (less than one-third of year 1996 levels) JAMA year 2005 target achieved (less than one-third of year 1996 levels) JAMA year 2005 target achieved (less than one-third of year 1996 levels) JAMA year 2005 target achieved (less than one-third of year 1996 levels) JAMA year 2005 target achieved (less than one-third of year 1996 levels) JAMA year 2005 target achieved (less than one-third of year 1996 levels) Design to improve recyclability Display of material Display of material symbols on plastic and symbols on plastic and rubber parts over 100 g. rubber parts over 100 g. Facilitation of removal of Facilitation of removal of air bags and rear lamp air bags and rear lamp Display of material symbols on plastic and rubber parts over 100 g. Easier to dismantle seats, instrument panel, and others Display of material symbols on plastic and rubber parts over 100 g Display of material symbols on plastic and rubber parts over 100 g Display of material symbols on plastic and rubber parts over 100 g Recycling Use of recycled materials Use of materials from used fishnet for intake mechanism parts and from clothing scraps for interior parts Use of materials from used fishnet for intake mechanism and from clothing scraps for interior parts Use of materials recycled from PET bottles for insulators and from used paper for vibration absorbing materials Use of materials from clothing scraps for interior parts and from used paper for vibration absorbing materials Use of materials recycled from collected bumpers, PET bottles, and clothing scraps for interior parts Use of materials recycled form clothing scraps for sound insulators and from collected bumpers for covers Matters for special mention Expand the use of easily-recycled olefin resin such as PP, TPO, and others Expand the use of easily-recycled olefin resin such as PP, TPO, and others Use of easily-recycled TPO plastic for instrument panel, door trim, and others Polyurethane seat pad is placed on top of the pan frame facilitating disengagement Frequent use of easilyrecycled PP plastic for instrument panel, door trim, and others Fit-in type glove box is fitted in the instrument panel facilitating disengagement
3 Data Product Data, Other Data Generators Major foundation Major ability Response to regulations Model Length width height (mm) Dry weight (kg) Equipped engine Total displacement (mL) 50Hz rating (kW) 60Hz rating (kW) Rated load noise level (50/60) (dBA) Rated continued operation time (50/60) (HR) Generation method Starting method Conformity to EPA 2005 regulations Conformity to CARB 2005 regulations Conformity to EU exhaust emission regulations EU noise regulations Stage II sound guarantee values (dBA) Portable generator Gasoline soundproof inverter generator Gasoline inverter generator SGi14 SGi25S SGi28SE SGi38SE SGi25 SGi28 490 295 573 527 537 482 583 445 618 487 432 475 20.5 EH09 85.8 1.35 1.35 59 3.5 Inverter Recoil Conforms Conforms Conforms 90 54 EX17 169 2.5 2.5 58 7.6 Inverter Recoil Conforms Conforms Conforms 90 59 EX21 212 2.8 2.8 58 6.5 Cell/ Recoil 91 74 EX27 265 3.7 3.7 62 5.3 93 37 EX17 169 2.5 2.5 67 7.6 Inverter Recoil Conforms Conforms Conforms 95 38 EX21 212 2.8 2.8 67 6.5 96 (Reference) Exhaust Emissions Regulations (Reference) Noise Regulations US exhaust emissions regulations Category Class Emission amount (mL) CO (g/kWh) HC+NOx (g/kWh) EU noise regulations Generator output (kW) Stage II regulations (dBA) EPA after 2005 Regulations (Phase II ) CARB after 2005 Regulations Non-handheld Non-handheld Non-handheld Small off road Small off road Class I-B Class I Class II Horizontal 66mL100 100mL225 225mL 80mL225 225mL 610 549 40 16.1 12.1 16.1 12.1 EU 2000/14/EC P2 kW 2 kWP10 kW 10 kWP 95logP 96logP 95logP EU exhaust emissions regulations Category Class Emission amount (mL) CO (g/kWh) HC+NOx (g/kWh) EU 97/68/EC- 2002/88/EC Non-handheld Non-handheld Non-handheld Stage II Stage I Stage I 66mL100 100mL225 225mL 610 519 40 16.1 13.4 Other Data Qualifi ed Personnel in Pollution Control Management Number of Employees Receiving <strong>Environmental</strong> Education by Level Pollution control managers Energy management experts Working environment measurement experts Technical managers for industrial waste Management representatives for industrial waste subject to special control Internal environmental auditors (internal qualification) As of March 31, 2004 Qualification type Chief managers Air-related Water-related Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4 Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Noise-related Vibration-related Tokyo Pollution Control Managers Heat management Electronic management Total number of personnel holding qualifications 4 6 7 36 14 10 36 12 48 41 2 20 15 8 15 37 497 Type of education or training Education for new employees Education for persons newly promoted Total Between April 2003–March 2004 Number of employees receiving education 248 1,461 1,709
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