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Potential for Emission Reduction and Fuel Economy with Micro & Mild HEV
Technical Paper
2019-28-2504
ISSN: 0148-7191, e-ISSN: 2688-3627
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NuGen Summit
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English
Abstract
The development of modern combustion engines (spark ignition as well as compression ignition) for vehicles compliant with future oriented emission legislation (BS6, Euro VI, China 6) has introduced several technologies for improvement of both fuel efficiency as well as low emissions combustion strategies. Some of these technologies as there are high pressure multiple injection systems or sophisticated exhaust gas after treatment system imply substantial increase in test and calibration time as well as equipment cost.
With the introduction of 48V systems for hybridization a cost- efficient enhancement and, partially, an even attractive alternative is now available. An overview will be given on current technologies as well as on implemented test procedures. The focus will be on solutions which have potential for the Indian market, i.e. solutions which can be implemented with moderate application effort for currently available compact and medium size cars. The possibilities of 48V technologies for fuel economy and emission reduction will be discussed. Simultaneously, tools for testing and calibration at power train testbed as well as for on-road application will be presented.
Furthermore, it considers the requirements on the test procedures due to the transition from NEDC to WLTP and the implications of the demand for greater integration of tests under real driving conditions (RDE).
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Murr, F., Winklhofer, E., Weissbaeck, M., and Teuschl, G., "Potential for Emission Reduction and Fuel Economy with Micro & Mild HEV," SAE Technical Paper 2019-28-2504, 2019, https://doi.org/10.4271/2019-28-2504.Also In
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