Development of Test Methods for Evaluating the Moisture Separation Performance of a Heavy Duty Vehicle's Air intake System.
881828
10/01/1988
- Event
- Content
- The ingestion of salt-laden moisture in the form of road spray, into a vehicle's air intake system can result in reduced engine performance and engine life. The gradual extension of engine life by engine manufacturers has resulted in a greater need to address the problem of salt ingestion. This paper describes problems arising from the ingestion of salt-laden moisture, and the development of test methods that can be used as tools to help evaluate a vehicle's susceptibility to ingesting moisture, and its ability to separate out ingested moisture before reaching the filter media.
- Pages
- 14
- Citation
- Mclntire, A., "Development of Test Methods for Evaluating the Moisture Separation Performance of a Heavy Duty Vehicle's Air intake System.," SAE Technical Paper 881828, 1988, https://doi.org/10.4271/881828.