Reduction level definition

Reduction level means a reduction efficiency in percent to be met by the retrofit emission control device (RECD) in order to be certified as meeting the reduction level specified in paragraph 4.8.2.
Reduction level means a reduction efficiency in percent to be met by the retrofit emission control device (REC) in order to be certified as meeting one of the reduction levels specified in Section 3;
Reduction level means a reduction efficiency in per cent to be met by the retrofit emission control device (REC) in order to be certified as meeting the reduction level specified in paragraph 8.3. of this Regulation.

Related to Reduction level

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