The Adiabatic Diesel Engine Component Development (ADECD) Program is a multiple-phase effort to develop and demonstrate the critical technology needed to advance the heavy duty adiabatic diesel engine concept for the line haul truck market. The main objectives of Phase I of the ADECD Program were to select an advanced low heat rejection 'Adiabatic Diesel Reference Engine' (ADRE), and to carry out ADRE systems analysis and design. Phase I has been completed. The objective of Phase II is to examine the proof of concept of relevant ADRE advanced systems and components. Phase II is planned to be completed in 1988.
The low heat rejection reference engine for on-highway applications
Vergleichsmotor mit geringer Abwaerme fuer den Autobahnbetrieb
Proc. of the 24th Automotive Technol. Development Contractors' Meeting, SAE ; P-197 , Oct ; 93-99
1986
7 Seiten, 10 Bilder, 9 Quellen
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Englisch
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