Date: 1 st August 2008 Revision 0 Page 1 GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE REGULATION & PROTON REGULATION & PROTON ’ ’ S S ENGINE DEVELOPMENT ENGINE DEVELOPMENT 1st AUGUST 2008 1st AUGUST 2008 SUHAIZI HASSAN SUHAIZI HASSAN POWERTRAIN POWERTRAIN
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GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE REGULATION & PROTONREGULATION & PROTON’’S S
ENGINE DEVELOPMENTENGINE DEVELOPMENT
1st AUGUST 20081st AUGUST 2008SUHAIZI HASSANSUHAIZI HASSAN
POWERTRAINPOWERTRAIN
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WHAT IS HOMOLOGATION?
Approval, accreditation, certification.
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REGULATORY TREND WORLDWIDEREGULATORY TREND WORLDWIDE
ADR
ECE/ECFMVSS
ECE/EC
ECE/EC
FMVSS
ECE
Integrated ECE
ECE-base
Switch to ECE
Switch to ECE
Switch to ECE
GB JISGS AIS
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REGULATORY STANDARDREGULATORY STANDARD
ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT
ACTIVESAFETYACTIVESAFETY
PLATES & LABELS
PLATES & LABELS
REGULATORYSTANDARD
REGULATORYSTANDARD
PASSIVESAFETY
PASSIVESAFETY
GENERAL SAFETY & SECURITY
GENERAL SAFETY & SECURITY
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Radio suppression / EMC
Exhaust emissionNoise
Re-use, recovery & recycling
ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT
CO2 emission
Fuel consumption
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Defrost / demist
Lightsinstallation
Tyres
Brakes
Horn
Mirror
Steeringequipment
Speedometer
Identification of control
ACTIVE SAFETYACTIVE SAFETY
Forward vision Washer / wiper
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Seatbelt
Door latches & hinges
Steering
Seatbelt anchorages,
ISOFIXSeats strength& anchorages
Interior fittings
Headrestraint
Glass
PASSIVE SAFETYPASSIVE SAFETY
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Wheel guard
Masses & dimensions
Anti-theft devices
GENERAL SAFETY & SECURITYGENERAL SAFETY & SECURITY
Fuel tank / rear underrun
protective devices
Exterior projections
Flammability
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VIN
Tyre pressure
Build-date
Jack
PLATES & LABELSPLATES & LABELS
Convex mirrorCO2 & Fuel
consumption
Airbag
Spare wheel max speed warning
Brake fluid
Luggage net
ISOFIX
VisibleVIN
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• R&D Center – Officiated on 20th April 1993 • Launched on May 15th, 1999 by the Y.A.B Former Prime Minister
Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamed
• The most advanced Automotive R & D facilities in Asia Pacific outside of Japan.
• The facilities are: - Clay Modelling- Powertrain Design and Development- Advanced Prototype Center- Rapid Prototype- Vehicle and Component Testing- Engineering Design Development and Service- Virtual Reality - Chassis Engineering- Catia Version 5
COMMERCIAL BREAKCOMMERCIAL BREAK
PROTON R&D FACILITIES
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PHASE - 0 PHASE - I PHASE - II PHASE - III
• Technology & Concept Development• Product Development• Process Development• Prototype Validation
• Process Validation• Product Confirmation
• Production• Continuous
Improvement
DEVELOPMENT EXECUTION
LIFECYCLE
• Enhancement• Phase-out
ENGINE DEVELOPMENT PHASESENGINE DEVELOPMENT PHASES
48 MONTH
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Future Goals for EnginesFuture Goals for Engines
The main challenges for modern drives are :
Further considerable reduction of toxic exhaust products like carbon monoxide (CO), unburned hydrocarbons (HC), nitrogen oxides (NOx) and particulate matters (PM).
Drastic reduction of fuel consumption as well as carbon dioxide (CO2).
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Trends in Gasoline Engine DevelopmentTrends in Gasoline Engine Development
The main principals, characteristics and their positive impacts :
Charge dilution and variable in-cylinder charge motion.
Gasoline direct injection with homogeneous charge or charge stratification.
Variable valve activation for load control.Displacement on demand.Downsizing by super charging.Homogeneous charge compression ignition.
A great number of patents and inventions have been published for avoiding these pumping losses.
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Development of European emission Development of European emission regulations since EURO 1regulations since EURO 1
0
1
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3
1992 1996 2000 2005
Carbon Monoxide - COHydrocarbons - HCNitrgen Ovides - NoxSum of HC+NoxParticulate Matter - PM
0
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1992 1994 1996 2000 2005 EURO 5?
Direct-injection diesel passenger cars engine
Gasoline passenger cars
EURO 1
EURO 2
EURO 3
EURO 4
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[g/k
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Malaysia Malaysia -- Proposal for Implementation of Euro 3 & 4Proposal for Implementation of Euro 3 & 4
Std 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
Euro 1
Euro 2
Euro 3
Euro 4
Applies to model with new engine type
Applies to model with new engine type
New vehicle type
All vehicles
New veh. type
All
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Test Procedure Checked Item Euro 1 Euro 2 Euro 3 Euro 4
Type I CO,HC.Nox
Type II Idling CO
Type IIINo emission of
crankcase gases
Type IV Evaporative
Type VDurability
80k/100k^or DF
Type VI CO, HC @ -7oC X X
OBD Show failure when exceed threshold limits
X X
Emission testEmission test
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Load Control TechnologyLoad Control Technology
Active Valve Train (AVT)“Breakthrough Technology”
BMW Valvetronic
Variability's in valve timing are an excellent means for improvements at part and full load operation.
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Fuel Economy Technology RoadmapFuel Economy Technology Roadmap
CDA
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Hybrid
Technical Challenge/Cost/Risk/Time to Maturity
GDI
% I
mpr
ovem
ent
in F
uel
Eco
nom
y
Petrol Hybrid(Parallel)
AVT
Energy Storage
Enhancement
Optimum Engine
Operating Point
Seamless Electric Motor Driveline
CAI+CDA
NGV20
80
40
60
100
120
140
160
180
200
Diesel Hybrid(Parallel)
Petrol Hybrid(Series)
Diesel Hybrid(Series)
Honda Civic IMA
Toyota Prius
Possible Upgrade to Fuel Cells
Energy Storage Enhancement
Base Engine Enhancement
Driveline Enhancement
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ENGINE CALIBRATION
WHAT IS ENGINE CALIBRATION?
ECU
ENGINE
An integration of ECU data and hardware to optimize engine performance.
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WHAT IS EMS?WHAT IS EMS?
SENSORSSENSORS ACTUATORSACTUATORSECUECU
•• EMS or Engine Management Systems is a system which controls EMS or Engine Management Systems is a system which controls and manage the engine efficiently.and manage the engine efficiently.•• The systems consists of an Electronic Control Unit (ECU) which The systems consists of an Electronic Control Unit (ECU) which integrates and control the sensors and actuators.integrates and control the sensors and actuators.•• The need of the system is to meet the ever increasing demand The need of the system is to meet the ever increasing demand of exhaust emissions regulations, allows better fuel economy, of exhaust emissions regulations, allows better fuel economy, without sacrificing the driveability and performance.without sacrificing the driveability and performance.
ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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PROTON TECHNOLOGY WEEK
2nd and 3rd August 2008
• A favorable moment of 23 years Proton Anniversary.• In honor of 3 million roll out production of Proton cars.• Proton showcase Technology & Engineering Capability
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BASE ENGINE CALIBRATION
BACK-UPMAP
TEMPCOMPENSA-
TION
SPARK
LOAD
LBT
A / F
BASE DYNO CALIBRATION
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CPS VERSUS IAFM ENGINE
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λ = 1
TOR
QU
ELBT POINT
λ=0.9 ~ 0.95
LEANEST FUEL FOR BEST TORQUE
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LOAD / VOLUMETRIC EFFICIENCY
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VOLUMETRIC EFFICIENCY
densityair 10
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21min601)flow(kg/hr fuel
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LOAD DATA
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BTDC
TOR
QU
EMBT POINT
MINIMUM ADVANCE FOR BEST TORQUE
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SPARK TIMING DATA
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BASE ENGINE CALIBRATION
BACK-UPMAP
TEMPCOMPENSA-
TION
SPARK
LOAD
LBT
A / F
BASE DYNO CALIBRATION
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VEHICLE CALIBRATION
• VEHICLE EMISSION• DRIVEABILITY• VALIDATION• EOBD
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EMISSION TEST
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0.970.5 0.35 0.18
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1993 (EURO 1) 1996 (EURO 2) 2000 (EURO 3) 2005 (EURO 4)
Lim
its (g
/km
)
HC+NoxCO
EXHAUST EMISSION LIMITS
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DRIVEABILITY
0
2
4
6
8City Driving
Hill Climbing
Launch
Highway drivingTrunk Road
Crawling
Acceleration
Target F5M41 CPS
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ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD)
• A system that identifies any malfunction which can cause the vehicle emissions exceeding the limits.
• When any malfunction detected and confirmed, Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) or Check Engine is turned ON to alert the driver
• OBD system records relevant engine data such as RPM, temperatures and pressures, which is useful for fault diagnosis.
• OBD system monitor four main failure mode:1. Defective Catalytic Converter2. Engine Misfire3. Defective Oxygen Sensor4. Defective of any EMS component
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