Encapsulation of engine bay for active thermal control and lower

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Encapsulation of engine bay for active thermal control and lower noise emissions

Start: 09. 2013

End: 09.2016

Fordonsstrategisk Forskning och Innovation

6842 kkr

Blago Minovski

Supervisor: Prof. Lennart Löfdahl

Department of Applied Mechanics

Division of Vehicle Engineering and Autonomous Systems

1 2014-08-26

Background

Higher requirements for energy-efficient and quiet vehicles.

Demands for shorter lead times implicate the design process in a way that noise levels, coolant and cooling air flows, etc. must be decided already at concept stage.

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2 2014-10-09

Concept

Engine encapsulation retains heat in the powertrain

Increases probability of high initial oil temperature at next engine start

Reduces air-bourne noise

Optimized engine cooling and vehicle thermal management by implementation of active means of temperature and flow control in the engine bay.

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3 2014-10-09

Aim

To develop a method and a software toolbox for evaluation of engine encapsulation effectiveness

– Cooling system temperatures for continuous drive cycles

– Hot spots (caused by radiation)

– Prediction of noise emissions

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4 2014-10-09

Current Status

Developed and validated a detailed 1-D model of the cooling system coupled with engine model that predicts important cooling system parameters with continuous signal input.

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5 2014-10-09

Current work

Implementation of three-dimentional tools to increase the accuracy of simulation and prediction

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6 2014-10-09

Future work

Extend the 1-D model to simulate the engine oil temperature variation after shutdown

Thermal models of encapsulation structures

Propose an engine encapsulation concept with active control and analyze it with the developed tool

Work out radiation and acoustic models and correlate simulation results to test results for the selected concept

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7 2014-10-09

Publications

"Study of Software Integration for Transient Simulation of Future Cooling

System for Heavy Truck Application," SAE Technical Paper 2014-01-

0653, 2014, doi:10.4271/2014-01-0653.

 “An improved method for transient simulations of cooling systems with non-uniform thermal and flow boundaries” SAE Technical Paper

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8 2014-10-09

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