Emission Compliance

Sri Lanka

Emission Standards

Our Emission Testing services are provided Island-wide, adhering to the best standards.
Testing Criteria for

Petrol & LPG Vehicles

 Variable

Petrol Vehicles other than Motorcycles and Motor Tricycles

Petrol Motorcycles

Petrol Motor Tricycles

Carbon Monoxide CO
(%v/v)

3

4

4

Hydrocarbon HC
(ppm v/v)

1,000

6,000

6,000

Both Idling and 2,500 RPM / no load

Both Idling and 2,500 RPM / no load

Both Idling and 2,500 RPM / no load

Abbreviations

  • % v/v – Percent by volume
  • ppm v/v – Parts per million by volume
  • RPM – Revolutions per minute
  • Snap Acceleration – has the same meaning as defined In SAE RECOMMENDED PRACTICE J1667
Testing Criteria for

Diesel Vehicles

Variable

 Diesel Vehicles

k factor

4.0

Abbreviations

  • k factor – Absorption Coefficient
  • Snap Acceleration – has the same meaning as defined In SAE RECOMMENDED PRACTICE J1667
Vehicle Emission Testing (VET)

Law and Compliance

In the year 2003, The Department of Motor Traffic called out for a tender in order to initiate the Vehicle Emission Testing (VET) Project in Sri Lanka. The VET program identifies vehicles which exceed applicable emission standards and places them through a repair and certification process. Testing and Certification is mandatory and is tied to the issuance of a vehicle’s Annual Revenue License.

Date

Gazette No

Title of Gazette

Link

30th June 2003

1295/11

 

PART I : SECTION (I) – GENERAL
Government Notifications
The National Environmental ACT, No.47 of 1980 Vehicle Emission Standards
First Schedule Obsolete

 

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09th July 2008

1557/14

PART I : SECTION (I) – GENERAL
Government Notifications
The National Environmental ACT, No.47 of 1980 Amendment of Vehicle Emission Standards
(First Schedule)

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05th November 2014

1887/20

PART I : SECTION (I) – GENERAL Government Notifications The National Environmental ACT, No.47 of 1980 Amendment of Vehicle Emission Standards (Amended Gazette No. 1557/14 on 09th July 2008)

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