Engine performance improvements through turbocharger matching and turbine design
Abstract It is interesting to improve engine system performance with turbocharger technologies. In this study, a systematic simulation for engine and turbocharger matching to provide full utilization of the turbocharger potential and improve the engine performance without sacrificing the emission is...
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author | Shaolin Chen Chaochen Ma Hong Zhang Cheng Xu Fen Lei Tao Feng Gang Cao Hanqin Yang Chongfan Wei |
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description | Abstract It is interesting to improve engine system performance with turbocharger technologies. In this study, a systematic simulation for engine and turbocharger matching to provide full utilization of the turbocharger potential and improve the engine performance without sacrificing the emission is developed. A velocity ratio concept was proposed to count the turbocharger performance impacts due to the diameter ratio of compressor and turbine wheels. A design of experiments was used to optimize the turbocharger and engine performance for different turbocharger factors. A better‐matched turbocharger was obtained. A multidisciplinary optimization method was used to design a mixed flow turbine wheel to reduce the turbine velocity ratio at peak efficiency and increase the overall turbocharger efficiency. Results showed that about 0.4% torque improvements and 1.2% reductions in the engine brake‐specific fuel consumption were obtained without making any other changes to the engine. This study demonstrated that systematic simulations for engine systems and considering turbocharger wheel diameter ratio effects could further improve the turbocharged engine system matching and the engine performance. |
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spelling | doaj.art-cb379224156b4479bdce25f5a503febd2022-12-22T03:46:42ZengWileyEnergy Science & Engineering2050-05052022-09-011093384339610.1002/ese3.1225Engine performance improvements through turbocharger matching and turbine designShaolin Chen0Chaochen Ma1Hong Zhang2Cheng Xu3Fen Lei4Tao Feng5Gang Cao6Hanqin Yang7Chongfan Wei8School of Mechanical Engineering Beijing Institute of Technology Beijing ChinaSchool of Mechanical Engineering Beijing Institute of Technology Beijing ChinaSchool of Mechanical Engineering Beijing Institute of Technology Beijing ChinaR&D Center Tyen Machinery Co. Ltd Hengyang ChinaR&D Center Tyen Machinery Co. Ltd Hengyang ChinaR&D Center Tyen Machinery Co. Ltd Hengyang ChinaR&D Center Tyen Machinery Co. Ltd Hengyang ChinaR&D Center Tyen Machinery Co. Ltd Hengyang ChinaR&D Center Nanjing Iveco Automotive Co. Ltd Nanjing ChinaAbstract It is interesting to improve engine system performance with turbocharger technologies. In this study, a systematic simulation for engine and turbocharger matching to provide full utilization of the turbocharger potential and improve the engine performance without sacrificing the emission is developed. A velocity ratio concept was proposed to count the turbocharger performance impacts due to the diameter ratio of compressor and turbine wheels. A design of experiments was used to optimize the turbocharger and engine performance for different turbocharger factors. A better‐matched turbocharger was obtained. A multidisciplinary optimization method was used to design a mixed flow turbine wheel to reduce the turbine velocity ratio at peak efficiency and increase the overall turbocharger efficiency. Results showed that about 0.4% torque improvements and 1.2% reductions in the engine brake‐specific fuel consumption were obtained without making any other changes to the engine. This study demonstrated that systematic simulations for engine systems and considering turbocharger wheel diameter ratio effects could further improve the turbocharged engine system matching and the engine performance.https://doi.org/10.1002/ese3.1225engine performanceengine simulationturbine designturbocharger wheel diameter ratio |
spellingShingle | Shaolin Chen Chaochen Ma Hong Zhang Cheng Xu Fen Lei Tao Feng Gang Cao Hanqin Yang Chongfan Wei Engine performance improvements through turbocharger matching and turbine design Energy Science & Engineering engine performance engine simulation turbine design turbocharger wheel diameter ratio |
title | Engine performance improvements through turbocharger matching and turbine design |
title_full | Engine performance improvements through turbocharger matching and turbine design |
title_fullStr | Engine performance improvements through turbocharger matching and turbine design |
title_full_unstemmed | Engine performance improvements through turbocharger matching and turbine design |
title_short | Engine performance improvements through turbocharger matching and turbine design |
title_sort | engine performance improvements through turbocharger matching and turbine design |
topic | engine performance engine simulation turbine design turbocharger wheel diameter ratio |
url | https://doi.org/10.1002/ese3.1225 |
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