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SuperTruck – Development and Demonstration of a Fuel-Efficient Class 8 Tractor & Trailer
Engine Systems
DOE Contract: DE-EE0003303
NETL Project Manager: Ralph Nine
William de Ojeda, PhD, PE Navistar
DOE MERIT REVIEW WASHINGTON, D.C.
16 May, 2013
National Energy Technology Laboratory Department of Energy
Project ID: ACE059
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Advanced Technologies
Project Overview
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Goals and Objectives 1. Demonstrate 50% improvement in freight efficiency 20% through Engine technologies 30% through Vehicle technologies 2. Demonstrate 50% BTE on Engine Dynamometer 3. Demonstrate path towards 55% BTE
Relevance Provide a realistic technology demonstrator to reduce petroleum consumption in the truck market: Engine technologies closely worked with the “Voice of Customer” Attain a payback of less than 1 year for technology introduction Focus on packaging and customer interface (key in the case of Waste Heat Recovery) Work with Partners to develop robust products for commercial integration: High pressure common rail system (BOSCH) Advanced base engine technologies for friction reduction (Federal Mogul) Electrified systems such as cooling pump for advanced cooling system (BEHR). Provide innovative solutions for alternative fuels and clean combustion systems Worked with Argonne National Labs and Wisconsin Engine Research Center Provide engine demonstrator to improve engine efficiency with simplified aftertreatment system
Objectives and Relevance
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Navistar completed actions by Oct 2012 - Emissions and combustion development - Turbocompounding - Base engine - VVA Navistar entered PAUSE MODE to focus on production launches (resume in 2014) Argonne will CONTINUE working on the 55% BTE demonstration
Project Development update
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ANL WISCONSIN REASEACH CONSULTANTS
Completed 45.1% (combustion only) Simplified aftertreatment Continuation
55% BTE Demo
AMR 2012 AMR 2013 AMR 2011
Navistar BEHR Federal Mogul BOSCH
Completed 48.2%
PAUSE
50% BTE Demo
Resume
Oct-13 Oct-12 Oct-11
Advanced Technologies
Phase II
Engine Partnerships and completed tasks
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Phase I Phase III-IV
BOSCH High-injection pressure deployment CFD-Testing benchmarks
High CR testing
ANL WISCONSIN REASEACH CONSULTANTS
Engine Design Controls deployment
Adv Technologies Fuel Reactivity testing
VVA Fuels
55% BTE Demo
AMR 2012 AMR 2013 AMR 2011
Navistar BEHR
Combustion and Emissions Turbocompounding
VVA Base Engine PHASE II
50% BTE Demo
Base Engine Phase I
Federal Mogul Accessory prove out Friction Benchmark Friction Reduction procurement
Oct-13 Oct-12 Oct-11
Advanced Technologies Barriers and technology roadmap
System Barriers (challenges) Technology Roadmap Engine & Vehicle
• Cost effective • Robust (controls, durable) • Reduced weight
Rely on analysis to select technology
Engine • High combustion efficiency with low emissions (NOx, PM)
Improve Fuel Injection/Air Systems Advanced Combustion Regimes
Engine • Modest bottoming cycle efficiency • Simplified aftertreatment
Advanced designs Close collaboration with suppliers Optimum integration to engine
Engine • Non optimum fuel formulation • High-efficiency combustion range
Introduce reactivity control Introduce combustion feedback Understanding of chemical kinetics
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Key: high confidence to contain working on improving solution
Advanced Technologies Scope of Work
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Task Description Status 2.1-1 Engine and vehicle model Integrate engine model to vehicle 80% 2.1-2 Advanced Diesel Combustion
Fuel System to 2900bar with Comb Fbk Complete 100% WHR-TUCO Complete 100% VVA Phase II: Installed and Tested 10/12
Phase III will consider system integration 100%
Aftertreatment SCR system with >80% conversion Phase III will report on vehicle installation
100%
Friction reduction and electrification Phase II procurement complete Electrified components complete Remain to incorporate power cylinder tests
80%
Control System Platform is built and tested 100% 2.1-3 Fuel Reactivity Engine
Lab/Engine/Controls Design and Build Completed Engine and DAQ install 100% Testing of multi-fuels with Hdw level 1 Combustion characterization 80%
Technology Development and Concept Readiness
Phase II: 1 October 2011 – 30 September 2013 completed In progress
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Approach Technology Selection
Air System Two Stage Turbocharging Variable Valve Actuation
Optimize Integration
Criteria Efficiency gain (BTE)
Weight (Ton-mile/gallon) Cost (payback)
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Friction-Accessories VOP, VWP
Power Cylinder Components
Combustion <1gNOx, <0.02gPM HP CR Fuel injection
Increased PCP Two stage cooling
Aftertreatment DOC/DPF + SCR Close coupled Fast light-off
Low DP
Cooling modules
1
2 3
WHR Turbocompounding 4
Two Stage
DOC
DPF
SCR
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Current Status AMR 2013
Approach Optimum Roadmap Towards 50% BTE
Selection completed Testing and present
projections indicate the program goals will be attained.
Addressed Concerns Program will deploy only
turbocompounding. ORC system was not
pursued owing to complexity.
Technologies selected aimed to less than 1 year payback.
Target : 20% Efficiency gain 20% Ton-mi/gal
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Final Program Projections
Forecast: 18% ~ 50% BTE 16% Ton-mi/gal
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Accomplishments Engine Dyno current efficiency at 48.2% BTE
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AMR 2012 46.5% BTE
AMR 2013 (current)
48.2% BTE
cooling sys
TUCO (Next Generation)
lube sys power cyl
Re-optimized comb (high CR)
TUCO
Comb
AMR 2011 45% BTE
VVA
pause
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Accomplishments Friction reduction
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Phase II Power cyl comp
BTE - Phase I Cooling + Lube
0.75 +1 %
+2%
+3%
+1 %
+2%
0.45
BTE - Phase I Cooling system
Phase I accomplished the predicted friction reduction. Phase II work will complete work with introduction of Power Cylinder Components
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Accomplishments Air System / VVA
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Early IVC 1500rpm 50% load
∆λ=0.1
simulation experiment
Successfully brought the engine hardware from bench testing to engine builds VVA system is designed to work
with the two stage boost system
First tests show the hardware
aligns to early system simulations for performance enhancements
Engine tests performed at
constant combustion phasing
AFR and EGR decrease as IVC is
advanced
Bench testing of VVA VVA installation on MAXXFORCE 13
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Accomplishments 55% BTE Target with Dual Fuel Engine
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Engine Setup at Argonne: Alcohol/gasoline extended LTC load to 19 bar BMEP Fuel-bound oxygen led to soot reduction improved fuel efficiency: best BTE: 45.1% Significant improvement on BTE with fuel reactivity at better controlled engine out emissions 35%
37%
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45%
47%
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A/G+DG+DSTK High Eff. Diesel
>7 bar load extension
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Accomplishments Current target is 47% BTE with engine and fuels Additional efficiency will be accounted by other technologies
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55% fuel reactivity
engine
Progress to Date
Diesel
Alcohol/Gasoline + Diesel 45.1%
Gasoline + Diesel 43.6%
Current Target Reactivity + CR BTE > 47%
at NOx < 0.15gNOx
VVA
TUCO Friction
ORC
Technologies from the Diesel
platform
Diesel
Diesel
Significant NOx reduction
Significant soot reduction
Advanced Technologies Remaining Activities for 2013
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I. No activities at Navistar owing to PAUSE mode until 2014 II. Activities will continue at ARGONNE • Complete testing of fuel reactivity matrix • Upgrades:
Higher Compression Ratio Installation of VVA engine
• Impact of Effective Compression ratio on load extension
Advanced Technologies Project Summary
I. To date the following technologies have been incorporated:
On engine combustion, leading to a growth in BTE from 42 to 45%: - Extended peak cylinder pressure capability (190→220 bar) - Higher injection pressure (2200→2900 bar)
On heat recovery, leading to a further increase to 46.5%: - Electrical turbo-compounding with advance air system - Transferred to vehicle
Base components, lube and cooling, were updated raising efficiency to 47.2% - Power cylinder components were procured. Documentation will be postponed to 2014
VVA engine was commissioned and early tests indicate BTE increase to 48.2%.
II. Advanced 55% BTE demonstrator is operational at ANL
Reactivity studies performed with gasoline and alcohol fuels - High engine efficiencies were compatible with very reduced engine emissions - Study will continue with enabling features recently added such as VVA
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