Magma xEV - An Ultra-High Efficiency Gasoline Engine for Series Hybrid Applications - Dr. Richard Osborne
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Magma xEV – An Ultra-High Efficiency Gasoline Engine for Series Hybrid Applications Dr. Richard Osborne LCV, 13th September 2018 © Ricardo plc 2018
Despite the headlines, the internal combustion engine will remain vital beyond 2030 EV and PHEV sales will be supported by micro/mild hybridisation of conventional engines BEV, PHEV and HEV sales forecast 2020 – 2030 70% acea LOW 2017 ERTRAC prediction assuming breakthrough in energy storage cost acea HIGH 2017 reduction and major infrastructure investments for re-charging IEA B2DS 2017 IEA 2DS 2017 60% Paris Declaration 2017 ERTRAC prediction assuming CO2 targets achieved via IEA RTS 2017 improvements in ICE-based vehicles and hybridisation Market penetration (new car sales) Roland Berger Scenario A 2016 50% Roland Berger Scenario B 2016 Oliver Wyman 'slight change' 2015 Oliver Wyman 'Awareness' 2015 Ricardo view: xEV manufacture and sales at 40% Oliver Wyman 'Green world' 2015 least 30-40% by 2030 McKinsey below 10 2014 McKinsey below 40 2014 McKinsey below 100 2014 30% Camecon tech 2 2013 Camecon tech 3 2013 ATKearney 2012 20% CE Delft 'most realistic' 2011 CE Delft 'ICE breakthrough' 2011 CE Delft 'EV breakthrough' 2011 10% JRC EU15 low 2011 JRC EU15 medium 2011 JRC EU15 high 2011 JRC EU12 low 2011 0% JRC EU12 medium 2011 2015 2020 2025 2030 JRC EU12 high 2011 Source: European Road Transport Research Advisory Council (ERTRAC), Ricardo analysis © Ricardo plc 2018 Unclassified - Public Domain 13 September 2018 2
What should the characteristics of new gasoline engines be? • If battery costs remain relatively high and charging infrastructure is limited, the gasoline engine will remain a critical part of propulsion systems – However, there is more than one option for the engine characteristics Vehicle types Micro Hybrid Mild Hybrid Full Hybrid Series Hybrid REEV 25 25 20 20 15 15 BMEP [bar] BMEP [bar] 10 10 5 5 0 0 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 Engine speed [rev/min] Engine speed [rev/min] High efficiency wide operating range ICE Very high efficiency limited operating point ICE Engine operating range © Ricardo plc 2018 Unclassified - Public Domain 13 September 2018 3
Wide operating range ICE – Overview and Ricardo projects Technology Ricardo projects • Increased geometric CR High CR • 24 bar BMEP with Miller cycle • Effective CR moderated by valve events (EIVC 13:1 CR or LIVC) • Discrete (2-step) or continuously variable • Design, development and test VCR mechanical compression ratio programme with Gomecsys VCR • Nissan VC-T in production 2018 system • New generation of ultra-lean homogeneous • Volcano SGDI, Lean burn combustion systems LEAN-G, Lean Boost • Gasoline SCR aftertreatment Particle Reduced Efficient Gasoline Engine DI • Cooled EGR is widely applied on NA HEV • HyBoost, EGR Boost, Cooled EGR engines from Japanese OEMs Particle Reduced Efficient Gasoline Engine EBDI Cylinder • Cylinder deactivation on L4 and L3 engines deactivation • Customer programmes • Dynamic cylinder deactivation possible Electric • Electric coolant pump, PAS pump, AC • Customer ancillaries compressor etc. programmes © Ricardo plc 2018 Unclassified - Public Domain 13 September 2018 4
Elements of Magma xEV – Engine geometry is key to benefits at high CR Increase CR Long stroke • For a square engine (BSR = 1) there is little benefit in raising compression ratio above 13 – 14:1 – Increased surface area to volume ratio leads to higher heat losses • As bore/stroke ratio reduces, further increases in compression ratio continue to provide benefit – Target for bore/stroke ratio for Magma xEV is 0.65 – 0.70 – Target compression ratio of ~17:1 Source: Ricardo © Ricardo plc 2018 Unclassified - Public Domain 13 September 2018 5
At very high compression ratio, significant knock mitigation is required Increase CR 2 Long stroke Knock mitigation Miller cycle 1000 160 Water injection 9.5:1 Baseline Burned gas Unburned gas 13.0:1 Effective CR temperature temperature Lean burn 900 12.8:1 Effective CR 140 11.4:1 Effective CR Cooled EGR 800 120 Temperature [K] Pressure [bar] 700 100 • Miller cycle valve events (EIVC or LIVC) are used to reduce in-cylinder compression 600 80 – Performance is recovered through additional Pressure 500 60 compression in turbocharger – Intercooling of charge air reduces temperature at end 400 40 of compression 300 20 • At this CR, additional knock mitigation is required -45 -30 -15 0 15 30 45 Crank-angle [ CA ATDC(F)] – Water injection is the current focus – Lean homogeneous operation and cooled EGR will also be characterised © Ricardo plc 2018 Unclassified - Public Domain 13 September 2018 6
Thermal efficiency results from simulation of the Magma xEV engine Peak Efficiency Walk for Magma xEV In reality it is difficult to isolate these benefits as they are Brake thermal efficiency [%] 46 44 interdependent technologies 42 40 38 36 34 32 30 © Ricardo plc 2018 Unclassified - Public Domain 13 September 2018 7
Magma xEV single-cylinder engine – Engine is built and installed and commissioning is underway © Ricardo plc 2018 Unclassified - Public Domain 13 September 2018 8
Conclusions • The internal combustion engine will remain a vital part of powertrains for the foreseeable future – Ricardo forecast that ~80% of new vehicles will have an ICE at 2030 • The key influence on new gasoline engines remains the reduction of CO2 emissions – Beyond 2025 CO2 targets must be defined on a more holistic basis to fairly account for xEVs • Different hybrid vehicle architectures present the opportunity to develop two different types of gasoline engine with different operating range requirements: – Wide operating range (conventional) engines – Very high efficiency limited operating point engines • Ricardo are developing the Magma xEV concept which is an ultra-high efficiency engine for series hybrid vehicles © Ricardo plc 2018 Unclassified - Public Domain 13 September 2018 9
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