Engine Downsizing Potential of Electric Turbochargers
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Engine Downsizing Potential of Electric Turbochargers
e-boosters, turbine generators, and turbocharger technology About Aeristech • High-performance electric machines • Electric/aero integration and optimisation • Power electronics design and prototyping • Rotordynamics and damping systems • Thermal management in turbine generator • Turbomachine testing Aeristech’s Core Technology Unique control architecture and machine • High efficiency (reduced switching losses) • More than 100 kW per kg of magnet material (based on typical Neodymium) • Capable of high power (1-50 kW) Aeristech’s Core Technology Unique control architecture and machine 2.8 • High efficiency (reduced switching losses) • More than 100 kW per kg of magnet material (based on typical Neodymium) • Capable of high power (1-50 kW) • Capable of high voltage (>12V) cost 12V 120V power Aeristech e-Booster • Boost 2.1bar • 14kw Shaft Power • Speed 120krpm • Aerodynamic, ŋ = 76% • Inverter to Shaft Power efficiency of 76 – 88% Compressor Test Rig Details •Mass flow is measured using a pre-calibrated bell-mouth flow meter •Measured inlet and outlet absolute pressures and temperatures used to map corrected mass flow and efficiency in line with published data. •Standard-SAE J1723 (Non-Positive Displacement Supercharger) was used as a guideline in the test rig construction. Inlet Section Outlet Section Test Procedure •The AM3 Supercharger is mounted to the Cold Air Test Rig. •Water cooling used to remove heat from the stator and bearings. •Filtered oil-mist lubrication supply is attached to each bearing cap. •Data acquisition from the air path is provided by a single unit recording temperature, pressure, and mass air flow. •Coolant supplies are monitored by a second DAQ unit and rotor-dynamics DAQ 3 Methodology: 1. Ambient temperature and pressure recorded. 2. Shaft speed (supercharger speed) set by the control system 3. The mass flow rate is set by adjusting the valve. 4. Results ensured to converge to meet the steady state standard stabilisation criteria. 5. Converged temperature and absolute pressure readings taken at the suction and discharge sections. 6. The valve position (mass flow) is readjusted whilst keeping the shaft speed constant and more data sets are recorded as required. 7. Reset the speed and the data recording process is repeated. e-Booster Acceleration (1) Speed Range (krpm) 60 - 100 Boost (bar) 0.51 Time (s) 0.38 e-Booster Acceleration (2) Data Set Speed Range (krpm) 1 75 - 115 2 90 - 115 3 75 - 115 Boost (bar) 0.62 0.43 0.65 Time (s) 0.50 0.40 0.60 e-Booster Acceleration (3) Data Set Speed Range (krpm) 1 50 - 80 2 50 - 95 3 75 - 100 Boost (bar) 0.30 0.51 0.35 Time (s) 0.45 0.40 0.45 Compressor Test Rig Turbine Test Rig Control Architecture Controller Motor Control Architecture Controller Conventional Motor Motor 360 000 3 000 Hz switches per second 180 000 RPM Control Architecture Controller Conventional Motor Aeristech Motor Motor 360 000 3 000 Hz switches per second 180 000 RPM 38 000 6 000 Hz switches per second 180 000 RPM Control Architecture Controller Conventional Motor Aeristech Motor Motor 360 000 3 000 Hz switches per second 180 000 RPM 38 000 6 000 Hz switches per second 180 000 RPM Generally, Loss = (Amps) * (Switches per second) * k Aeristech’s Costs Compared to Conventional Control Cost Driver Sensitivity Magnets Less Sensitive Aeristech makes better use of magnet material Stator material Equal Aeristech uses less stator material but is more sensitive to its quality IGBT substrate material Less Sensitive Aeristech uses fewer switching events, so requires less footprint • Fully decoupled architecture • Compressor(s) optimised for surge • Turbine(s) optimised for efficiency • Simpler packaging and pipework • Fewer losses in pipes and valves • Greater control of EGR • Lower cost than a multi-stage turbo • Aeristech is a technology licensing company to work with OEs and Tier-1s • Aeristech have the capability to build prototypes for customer evaluation – specific and optimised to their requirements • Aeristech’s independence allows us to work with any nominated manufacturing partner • Aeristech develop bespoke system solutions for arduous motorsport applications • Aeristech maximises standard materials and manufacturing processes, for volume production Thank You Bryn Richards Chief Executive Officer Mobile: +44 7906 517686 Email: [email protected] Unit G Princes Drive Industrial Estate Coventry Road Kenilworth Warwickshire CV8 2FD United Kingdom Telephone: +44 1926 258422 Email: [email protected] Web: www.aeristech.co.uk