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Profissional Documentos
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Summer 2011
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Overview on contents
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Development vision
Research activities: fundamental research demonstration models applied / industry research Systems:
Vehicle propulsion systems engine gas exchange systems injection system valve train systems
hydraulic & sonic propulsion energy recovery free piston engine Concept car Working devices recovering energy for lifting systems hydraulic log lifting system pumping devices bicycle Energy systems pumping system for heat pumps street energy recovery system
Methods: CAE : CAD CFD FEA MBA - MPA Experimental system analysis fluid power measurments noise and vibration measurements engine performance and emissions Neuro fuzzy system identification Dynamical system theory
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Testing facilities
Engine test rig Horiba Emission control system AVL
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partnerships under
construction
RO
USA/RO DE/RO
DE/RO
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Torque(N.m)
Engine speed(rpm)
The TC model
Goal: replacing turbocharger with pressure wave supercharger for low speed torque and dynamic response improvement
Boost pressure
2.7
Pressure(bar)
Ideal engine charging pressure for goal Engine speed(rpm) torque curve
800 1000 1200 1400 1600
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Pressure(MPa)
0.126 0.124 0.122 0.12 0.118 0.116 0.114 0.112 0 90 180 270 360 450 540 630 720
Pressure(MPa)
0.15 0.14 0.13 0.12 0.11 0 90 180 270 360 450 540 630 720
CRANKANGLE(deg)
CRANKANGLE(deg)
Pressure(MPa)
0.0955 0.095 0.0945 0.094 0.0935 0.093 0 90 180 270 360 450 540 630 720
Pressure(MPa)
0.1045 0.104 0.1035 0.103 0.1025 0 90 180 270 360 450 540 630 720
CRANKANGLE(deg)
CRANKANGLE(deg)
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PWS Process Simulation mechanical analysis Normal modes analysis 1st normal frequency: 540 Hz Thermal analysis: Maximum displacement 0,48 mm / 700 K
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Acoustical supercahrging
Goal: acoustical engine supercharging Research steps: 1D geometry identification for maximum pressure wave amplitude depending on engine speed 3D CAD integrated on given engine geometry Results: pressure wave amplitude, CAD Model
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Goal: identification of injection process and spray development Research steps: Constant volume chamber fast image recording 3D spray simulation (Fire) Results: model calibration influence of injection pressure on spray development
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Goal: Coupled mechanical and CFD (1D, 3D analysis) Analysis of identification of injection process and spray development
Research steps: Normal modes analysis for different geometry 1D thermodynamic analysis of engine and exhaust pipe system; pressure wave amplitude identification for different geometries
Results: Optimized geometry for mechanical and exhaust pressure wave amplitudes
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Goal: pressure wave ICE injection systems Research steps: Injection system model design for different geometries; Model calibration Identification of optimum geometry for minimum pressure wave amplitudes Results: geometry of the injection system
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Goal: valve train valve assembly rotation Research steps: Multi body (Virtual Lab) simulation Results: Influence of geometry parameters on tappet rotation
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Goal: ICE friction analysis Research steps: thermodynamic model, engine kinematics modeljournal bearing model Results: Crank angle dependent minimum oil film thickness Crank angle dependent friction power loss
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Goal: integrated model; pressure wave engine coupled with hydrostatic transmission integrated on a vehicle Research steps: Pressure wave engine definition Running resistance definition CFD / FEA analysis Fluid power actuation scheme Results: CAD model Digital mock-up CFD/FEA
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CAD Model
MB Analysis
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mechanical parameters
control parameters
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Goal: Development of simulation and experimental demonstration vehicle with series hydraulic hybrid propulsion system integrating shock and brake energy recovery Research steps: Simulation model (Amesim) Experimental model Results: Overall efficiency evaluation Simulation model Concept vehicle A hydraulic propulsion, + engine running conditions B brake energy recovery + 40% C shock absorber energy recovery + 8%
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Goal: Principle demonstration of shock absorber energy recovery Research steps: Simulation model (Amesim) Test rig Test vehicle Results: Oscillation computation & measurement
1st price Youth Innovation Fair 2007 organised by the Romanian Youth Ministry
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Transmission line
Hydraulic actuators
Recovery systems
overall efficiency
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Free piston solution for efficient fluid power energy generation project start - up
Free piston solution
free shape of compression function + efficiency; simple variable engine displacement + consumption; + emissions. compact + lower mass
Conventional coupling of ICE with hydraulic pump sine function for piston movement, friction losses;
Goal: Principle demonstration and performance evaluation Research steps: Simulation model (1D multy domain, CFD, FEA), Test rig model; Vehicle application
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Sonic propulsion system based on pressure waves propagated in liquids - principle demonstration
Goal: Principle demonstration as vehicle propulsion system and fluid power actuation system Research steps: Concept, optimum system structure development Influences on liquid pressure waves identification Simulation model (1D multy-physics< CFD; FEA) Test rig model, Concept car
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Dynamic analysis of seeding devices and traction and working devices Seeding device sub system kinematics and dynamics
Goal: Agricultural equipment development Research steps: Modeling of system dynamics Results: Concepts and experimental, tested solutions
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Conclusions
Joint participation at research projects
Development of continuous education centre joint participation at student / engineering design / innovation competitions: e.g. mini baja
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