Investigation into Comprehensive Fuel Saving Potential of Diesel with Electric Turbo-compounding Waste Heat Recovery Power Generation and Electric Thermal Management Power Consumption Systems
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Investigation into Comprehensive Fuel Saving Potential of Diesel with Electric Turbo-compounding Waste Heat Recovery Power Generation and Electric Thermal Management Power Consumption Systems
Investigation into Comprehensive Fuel Saving Potential of Diesel with Electric Turbo-compounding Waste Heat Recovery Power Generation and Electric Thermal Management Power Consumption Systems[J]. 2017, 51(5): 112-120.
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Investigation into Comprehensive Fuel Saving Potential of Diesel with Electric Turbo-compounding Waste Heat Recovery Power Generation and Electric Thermal Management Power Consumption Systems[J]. 2017, 51(5): 112-120.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201705016.
Investigation into Comprehensive Fuel Saving Potential of Diesel with Electric Turbo-compounding Waste Heat Recovery Power Generation and Electric Thermal Management Power Consumption Systems
Considering influence assessment of electric turbo-compounding waste heat recovery technology on engine fuel economy and its fuel saving potential
the critical parameters affecting fuel economy and comprehensive fuel saving potential are investigated on a self-designed test bench as the recovered power is actually used by electric thermal management system. The influences of power turbine rotating speed on electric power and engine coolant inlet temperature on electric accessories power consumption are discussed
and the governing rules are revealed. The actual fuel saving capacity of these two systems is then analyzed according to measured data
and the critical parameters affecting fuel economy are determined. The fuel saving potential is predicted following the influencing regulation of critical parameters. The results show that the maximum electric power generated can meet the demand of thermal management system at 25%
50% and 75% of load and 1 300 rpm engine speed
and the brake specific fuel consumption reduces by 7.2%
4% and 2.6%
respectively. The isentropic efficiencies of charging turbine and power turbine are key parameters affecting comprehensive fuel economy
and the pumping loss power can be reduced as the isentropic efficiency increases. The brake specific fuel consumption further reduces at 75% of load and 1 300 rpm as the isentropic efficiency of turbines becomes higher
and the maximum reduction can be as much as 4.1%. Reduction of 0.95% for specific fuel consumption can be obtained if the balance between energy generation and energy consumption is considered.
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