2014 CRC Advanced Fuel and Engine Efficiency Workshop 1/24 Effect of RON and Ethanol Concentration on Engine Efficiency for HVs Koichi Nakata TOYOTA Motor Corporation TOYOTA Contents 2/24 1. Background & Engine Requirements for HV System 2. Engine Technologies for Enhancing Thermal Efficiency 3. Effect of High RON Fuels on Engine Thermal Efficiency 4. Desirable Ethanol Concentration for Driving Range 5. Conclusion TOYOTA Automotive Powertrain Issues Global development of industry & technology in the 21st century Population growth (in USA, Asia, etc.) Growing number of motor vehicles Accelerated consumption of fossil fuels 3/24 1. Energy issues 2. CO2 emission (global warming measures) 3. Air quality issues Expansion of eco friendly vehicles is one of solutions for environmental issues TOYOTA Advantage of Toyota Hybrid System Engine improvement 100 Index of CO2 (%) 4/24 EV driving etc Idle stop Brake energy recovery Advantages of hybrid vehicle 50 0 Conv. Gasoline AT Conv. Diesel AT Gasoline Gasoline Hybrid Vehicle Future PHV/EV City Mode Vehicle: Prius class Estimated by TOYOTA Hybrid system can reduce CO2 by approx. 50% TOYOTA CO2 Emission [g/km] (EC mode) CO2 emission of Toyota Hybrid Vehicles 300 5/24 Gasoline Turbo Gasoline Diesel 200 CAMRY 100 Toyota Gasoline HV PRIUS YARIS HV 0 1000 1500 2000 2500 Vehicle Weight [kg] Hybrid system :Better CO2 than the other systems TOYOTA Hybrid Vehicle Sales 6/24 500 118 months 18 m. 14 m. 400 4 million units 350 3 million units 300 250 Cumulative 2 million units 200 100 80 150 60 100 40 1 million units No. of units sold 20 50 0 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 Per year (ten thousand) Cumulative (ten thousand) 450 27 m. 0 (Year) As of Aug. 2012 Hybrid Vehicle Sales plays an important role. TOYOTA Toyota Hybrid System (THS) 7/24 • Classified in strong hybrid with high power battery • Engine, motor, generator are connected by planetary gear • Vehicle is propelled by engine and motor • Battery power enables EV driving Planetary Gear Generator Engine P.G. Engine direct Torque Battery Motor Motor Torque Mechanical Path Tire Differential Gear Electric Path TOYOTA 8/24 40 40 35 35 Prius (HV) Corolla (CVT) Corolla (MT) 30 25 30 25 20 20 15 15 10 10 5 5 0 0 50 0 EV 10 20 30 40 Distribution (%) Brake Thermal Efficiency (%) Features of THS Engine Output (kW) Key point : Engine Thermal Efficiency TOYOTA Contents 9/24 1. Background & Engine Requirements for HV System 2. Engine Technologies for Enhancing Thermal Efficiency 3. Effect of High RON Fuels on Engine Thermal Efficiency 4. Desirable Ethanol Concentration for Driving Range 5. Conclusion TOYOTA How to Enhance the Engine Thermal Efficiency 1) Theoretical Approach ηth = 1 – 1/εκ-1 B K K : Knock A 92RON 100RON 0.2 0.4 0.6 BMEP(MPa) 0.8 1 κ at 0OC CO2 CH4 C2H6 C3H8 1.30 1.32 1.20 1.14 Lean Burn Decrease in Cooling Heat Loss, Mechanical Loss, and Pumping Loss Heat Balance(%) Thermal Efficiency(%) 2) Practical Approach 0 Air H20 1.40 1.33 κ=cp/cv High Expansion Ratio 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 (Otto cycle) 10/24 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Unburned Loss Cooling Heat Loss Exhaust Heat Loss Pumping Loss Mechanical Loss Break Thermal Efficiency A B High Load and High RON Fuels High Thermal Efficiency High RON Turbo Charger Keyword : Atkinson cycle, Lean Boosted & High RON(Ethanol) TOYOTA Engine Thermal Efficiency 11/24 2800rpm Lambda=1 44 Lean Boosted C.R=13 (Ethanol) 42 Thermal Efficiency(%) 40 38 Direct Injection MPI Lean Boosted C.R=13 (100RON) Lean Boosted C.R=13 (92RON) 36 Atkinson cycle C.R=13 (92RON) 34 32 30 Conventional C.R=10 (92RON) 28 26 24 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 BMEP (MPa) 1 1.2 1.4 SAE 2007-01-2007 Keyword : Atkinson cycle, Lean Boosted & High RON(Ethanol) TOYOTA Contents 12/24 1. Background & Engine Requirements for HV System 2. Engine Technologies for Enhancing Thermal Efficiency 3. Effect of High RON Fuels on Engine Thermal Efficiency 4. Desirable Ethanol Concentration for Driving Range 5. Conclusion TOYOTA Test Engines Engine 13/24 Engine1 Atkinson Cycle Engine2 Lean Boosted Spark Plug 4 Cylinder 4 Bore×Stroke 75mm×84.7mm Displacement 1496cc 1796cc Compression ratio 13 13 Port Fuel Injection Port Fuel Injection Fuel supply Intake Valve Exhaust Valve 80.5mm×88.2mm Intake Valve Open (deg BTDC) -15~23 -35~20 Intake Valve Close (deg ABDC) 105~67 105~50 Exhaust Valve Open (deg BBDC) 34 51 Exhaust Valve Close (deg ATDC) 2 3 International Journal of Engine Research 2011 TOYOTA Test Fuels 14/24 Test Fuel Properties (Engine 1) Net Calorific Value (MJ/kg) T90 (℃) Ref.1 42.97 159.5 0 Ref.2 43.03 156.5 Ref.3 42.42 A Bio Density Content (g/ml) (%v/v) RON MON 0.733 90 81 90 RON gasoline 0 0.736 96.7 87 97 RON gasoline 148.5 0 0.76 100.2 87.1 100 RON gasoline 43.39 160.7 0 0.742 96 86.1 RF-02 (EN228) reference fuel B 44.05 158.4 0 0.725 91.4 80.2 Highly paraffinic, low RON fuel C 39.47 106 0.773 104.4 90.1 High RON fuel containing butanol-1 and ethanol D1 41.62 108.8 0.763 105.9 92.2 Highly aromatic fuel containing ethanol D2 41.21 106.7 10.4 0.762 107.1 93.9 Highly aromatic fuel containing ethanol E 41.44 131.8 13.5 0.749 99 88.7 EN228 Gasoline with butanol-1 F 41.63 139.4 10.7 0.758 99.7 87 G 41.78 142.1 8.5 0.756 101.4 89.3 H 42.96 131.2 0 0.719 98.2 87 I 42.04 129.4 0 0.768 100.9 84.8 Racing gasoline(FIA Formula 1 specification) E2 40.86 142.4 20 0.753 97.9 86.5 EN228 Gasoline with butanol-1 10.8 0 Description EN228 Gasoline with ethanol and butanol-1 EN228 Gasoline with ethanol Low aromatic fuel Collaborative Program with BP TOYOTA Test Fuels 15/24 Test Fuel Properties (Engine 2) Net Calorifi c Value (MJ/kg) Boiling Point (oC) Density (g/ml) RON MON Bio Content (vol%) Ref.4 43.1 - 0.736 91.5 83 0 Ref.5 41.6 - 0.797 96.4 85.3 0 Ref.6 42.4 - 0.760 99.6 87.1 0 1-Butanol 33.33 118 0.810 98 84 100 isoButanol 33.21 108 0.801 105 91 100 Ethanol 26.57 78.3 0.794 109 90 100 TOYOTA Thermal Efficiency (NA Engine) 16/24 Brake Thermal Efficiency (%) 42 With bio 1300rpm, WOT 2800rpm, WOT 40 5% increase 38 36 10% increase 34 32 Ignition Timing (deg.BTDC) 25 MBT 20 15 10 MBT 5 0 90 95 100 RON 105 110 Collaborative Program with BP TOYOTA Thermal Efficiency (Lean Boosted) Engine2, 2800rpm, λ1.6 45 Brake Thermal Efficiency (%) 17/24 Ethanol 44 iso-butanol 43 42 Ref.6 (100RON) 41 40 1-butanol 39 38 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 BMEP (MPa) 1.4 1.6 TOYOTA BMEP (MPa) Brake Thermal Efficiency(%) Thermal Efficiency (Lean Boosted) 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 18/24 Engine2, 2800rpm, λ1.6 Ref.6 Ethanol iso-butanol 1-butanol Ref.5 Ref.4 90 95 12.8% 7.4% 100 RON 105 110 TOYOTA Effect of RON on Engine Thermal Efficiency 2800rpm Improvement Rating (%) 14 12 19/24 Lean Boosted Engine 10 8 NA Engine 6 4 2 0 90 95 100 105 110 RON Effect : (Lean Boosted) > (NA Engine) TOYOTA Contents 20/24 1. Background & Engine Requirements for HV System 2. Engine Technologies for Enhancing Thermal Efficiency 3. Effect of High RON Fuels on Engine Thermal Efficiency 4. Desirable Ethanol Concentration for Driving Range 5. Conclusion TOYOTA 21/24 40 40 35 35 Prius (HV) 30 30 25 25 20 20 15 15 10 10 5 5 0 0 50 0 EV 10 20 30 40 Distribution (%) Brake Thermal Efficiency (%) Features of THS Engine Output (kW) Driving range depends on engine thermal efficiency. TOYOTA 1.2 1.1 15 10 5 0 50 100 Ethanol Concentration (% ) Lean Boosted Engine 0.9 0.7 1.2 0 1.0 0.8 22/24 20 High Compression Ratio Engine Ethanol is considered as GHG=0% 1.0 T to W CO2 Volumetric Driving Range Gasoline Improvement of the energy consumption (% ) Effect of Ethanol on Driving Range 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 Current Engine 0.6 0 50 100 Ethanol concentration (vol%)* 0.0 0 50 100 Ethanol concentration (vol%)* *Base gasoline is 92RON Customer could have a merit with Ethanol vol. < around 20% TOYOTA Conclusion 23/24 1. Hybrid vehicles have large potential for reducing CO2. 2. Enhancing the maximum engine thermal efficiency is essential for THS (Toyota Hybrid System). 3. The improving effect of lean boosted engine on the thermal efficiency is larger than that of NA engine with high RON fuels. 4. It is expected that the combination of future engine technologies and around 20% ethanol fuels has some merits for consumers. TOYOTA 24/24 Thank you for your kind attention TOYOTA
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