Article | REF: BM2631 V1

Turbocharging of vehicle engines

Author: Aimé PAROIS

Publication date: July 10, 2001

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5. Example of a turbocharger adaptation calculation

The engine used for this calculation example is a 2.5 L direct-injection diesel engine, for which we want to obtain a pme of 17 bar from 1,800 rpm and a rated power of 120 kW at 4,400 rpm. The calculation process is described below. Tables 3 , 4 and 5 progressively indicate (in italics) the assumptions used and the particular operating conditions of this motor. The values used for this fictitious example are close to current production applications.

  • General approach: first, we determine the engine's air requirement under full load conditions; in this particular case, we'll perform the calculation at the two operating speeds indicated. Once the compressor has been...

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