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28. June 2012
[ 01] New Bosch technologies for commercial vehicles
Hybrid technology for trucks
[ 02 ] Spare Parts, Diagnostics and Know-how from
Bosch in Commercial Vehicles
[ 03 ] World first: ZF Lenksysteme equips light commercial
vehicles with electric power steering
Robert Bosch GmbH
P.O.Box 10 60 50
70049 Stuttgart
Corporate Communications
Head: Uta-Micaela Dürig
Press forum:
www.bosch-presse.de
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Reduced fuel consumption and emissions
New Bosch technologies for commercial vehicles
Hybrid technology for trucks
 Waste heat recovery for even greater efficiency
 Enhanced common-rail and exhaust-gas treatment systems
 Eco-friendly CNG technology for clean commercial vehicles
In addition to enhancing already existing technologies such as common-rail
injection systems and exhaust-gas treatment systems, Bosch is working on
new technologies that improve commercial vehicles’ fuel economy and
reduce their emissions even further. These technologies include hybrid
solutions for the powertrains of medium and heavy trucks and the recovery
of waste heat from the exhaust tract. “Apart from Euro VI, we are focusing
on further reducing commercial vehicles’ CO2 emissions. Moreover, the
additional fuel savings associated with these new technologies will mean
real cost advantages for fleet operators in the future,” said Dr. Markus
Heyn, president of the Diesel Systems division at Robert Bosch GmbH. And
wherever an infrastructure exists for compressed natural gas as an
alternative fuel, Bosch believes that monovalent and bivalent CNG systems
have a promising future. This is also a question of complying with future
emissions legislation in countries such as China or India, which take their
lead from EU legislation. “This is why we offer injection and exhaust-gas
treatment systems which are specially adapted to these growth markets,”
Heyn said.
Extensive hybrid expertise from the passenger-car segment
When designing hybrid solutions for commercial-vehicle powertrains,
Bosch draws on its experience in the passenger-car segment, where
production vehicles already feature Bosch electric motors, power
electronics, and engine management systems. The company is now
transferring this expertise to components and systems for long-haul trucks
weighing up to 40 metric tons and for medium and heavy delivery trucks –
Robert Bosch GmbH
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in other words, for trucks that benefit most from electrical powertrains.
Bosch engineers are working on parallel full-hybrid technology that can be
integrated into a commercial vehicle’s drive train without taking up a lot of
space. When driving long distances and on multi-drop delivery runs,
electrical energy can be recuperated when driving downhill or braking, and
temporarily stored in a high-voltage battery. When the truck drives uphill or
starts off, this energy drives an electric motor that supports the internalcombustion engine. “We calculate that this can reduce consumption by
some six percent on long-distance journeys, and by as much as 20 percent
on delivery runs,” Heyn says.
Recovering waste heat from the exhaust tract
A concept for converting the waste heat in the exhaust tract into electrical
or mechanical energy offers a potential fuel saving of roughly five percent.
Today, roughly a part of the primary energy used is lost via the exhaust as
waste heat. Some of this energy can be recovered in a waste heat recovery
(WHR) system, using a steam power cycle. The waste heat in the exhaust
is used to generate steam, which drives an expansion machine. The
mechanical energy gained as a result can be used to drive the crankshaft,
either directly or via a gear unit. Alternatively, the expansion machine can
drive a generator that supplies electrical energy to the on-board vehicle
network or a hybrid powertrain’s traction battery. Bosch is currently
developing various designs for an expansion machine, which is the main
energy-conversion component.
CRSN3: enhanced common-rail system delivering 2,500 bar
In its latest CRSN3-25 version, maximum pressure in the CRSN3 injection
system for medium and heavy trucks has been increased to 2,500 bar.
Thanks to the optimized air-fuel mix, raw emissions are reduced. With a
pressure-balanced interior, the innovative injector concept features an
especially high level of hydraulic efficiency. In conjunction with exhaust-gas
recirculation systems and SCR catalytic converters, Bosch high-pressure
injection systems play a considerable part in reducing consumption and
nitrogen oxide emissions. For example, the Denoxtronic exhaust-gas
treatment system developed by Bosch allows nitrogen oxide emissions to
be reduced by as much as 95 percent. Variant 6.5 of this system has been
adapted to the special requirements of emerging markets. There is also
Departronic, a proven system that injects a controlled amount of fuel into
the exhaust tract to govern the regeneration of the particulate filter. Bosch
common-rail systems, as well as Denoxtronic and Departronic, help
commercial-vehicle manufacturers to comply with the US 10 and Euro VI
emissions targets.
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CNG as an alternative fuel for commercial vehicles
Spark-ignition and diesel engines that can also run on compressed natural
gas are gaining in significance in the commercial-vehicle segment. CNG is
especially eco-friendly. CNG engines emit up to 25 percent less CO2 than
conventional diesel engines. Moreover, CNG is less expensive than
conventional fuel. Commercial-vehicle operators thus benefit from the
lower running cost of a CNG engine. Bosch supplies components and
systems for three different approaches to using CNG. First, for monovalent
engines. These are engines that run exclusively on CNG, and which are
mainly found in urban vehicles such as buses or garbage collection
vehicles. Second, for the dual-fuel engines to be found in medium and
heavy trucks, where gas and diesel are burned simultaneously. When using
this system, CNG can be used instead of diesel as much as 90 percent of
the time. Third, for the bivalent engines used in light trucks. Their modified
spark-ignition engines can be run either on CNG or gasoline. Both bivalent
systems and dual-fuel engines offer greater independence in areas where
the gas infrastructure is not so dense, since they can run purely on diesel
or gasoline without any restriction.
Press photo: 1-UBK-18400
Contact person for press inquiries:
Michael P. Mack, phone: +49 711 811-6282
Automotive Technology is the largest Bosch Group business sector. Its sales came to 30.4
billion euros, or 59 percent of total group sales, in fiscal 2011. This makes the Bosch
Group one of the leading automotive suppliers. Worldwide, more than 175,000 Automotive
Technology associates work in seven areas of business: injection technology for internalcombustion engines, powertrain peripherals, alternative drive concepts, active and passive
safety systems, assistance and comfort functions, in-car information and communication, as
well as services and technology for the automotive aftermarket. Bosch has been responsible
for important automotive innovations, such as electronic engine management, the ESP®
anti-skid system, and common-rail diesel technology.
The Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services. More than
300,000 associates generated sales of 51.4 billion euros in the areas of automotive and
industrial technology, consumer goods, and building technology in fiscal 2011. The Bosch
Group comprises Robert Bosch GmbH and its more than 350 subsidiaries and regional
companies in some 60 countries. If its sales and service partners are included, then Bosch
is represented in roughly 150 countries. This worldwide development, manufacturing, and
sales network is the foundation for further growth. Bosch spent more than 4 billion euros
for research and development in 2011, and applied for over 4,100 patents worldwide. With
all its products and services, Bosch enhances the quality of life by providing solutions
which are both innovative and beneficial.
Additional information can be accessed at www.bosch.com, www.bosch-press.com.
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Hybridtechnik für Nutzfahrzeuge
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Bei der Hybridisierung des Nutzfahrzeugantriebs nutzt Bosch die
Erfahrungen aus dem Pkw-Segment. Das Unternehmen überträgt
das Know-how nun auch auf Komponenten und Systeme für
Fernverkehrs-Lkw bis zu 40 Tonnen sowie auf mittlere und schwere
Lkw im Verteilerverkehr.
1-UBK-18400
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Hybrid technology for commercial vehicles
When designing hybrid solutions for commercial-vehicle
powertrains, Bosch draws on its experience in the passenger-car
segment. The company is now transferring this expertise to
components and systems for long-haul trucks up to 40 metric tons
in weight and for medium and heavy delivery trucks.
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Comprehensive Expertise in Trucks from Bosch
Spare Parts, Diagnostics and Know-how from
Bosch in Commercial Vehicles
 Spare parts for transporters, trucks and buses in original equipment
quality
 Intelligent diagnostics specifically for commercial vehicle workshops
 Remanufacturing and repair concepts suiting the current market value
In the commercial sector, for transporters, heavy trucks, buses and trailers,
reliability is essential. Every breakdown or unplanned repair leads to downtime and costs money. For this reason, Bosch is constantly expanding its
product range and offers customers a comprehensive selection of diagnostics and workshop equipment for the repair and service of commercial
vehicles as well as spare parts and services from a single source.
Diagnostics for Commercial Vehicles with KTS Truck
Technical systems in commercial vehicles are becoming ever more diverse
and complex. Customers are more demanding and want an answer to their
problems as quickly as possible. Bosch offers the KTS Truck control unit
tester with the associated Esitronic Truck software package specifically for
the needs of commercial vehicle workshops. This software contains data
on over 90% of the transporters, trucks, buses and trailers currently available on the European market. In addition to control unit diagnosis, the Esitronic Truck software features technical information such as circuit diagrams, service and repair instructions, and system information, as well as
spare parts catalogues.
Comprehensive Workshop Equipment for Commercial Vehicle Workshops
In addition to control unit diagnostics, the Bosch program covers a wide
range of workshop equipment, tailored to specific requirements. Bosch
offers state-of-the-art test equipment for chassis analysis, emissions analy-
Robert Bosch GmbH
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[email protected] Corporate Communications,
Postfach 41 09 60
D-76225 Karlsruhe
Phone
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+49 0711 811507-4145
Senior Vice President: Uta-Micaela Dürig
www.bosch-press.com
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sis, battery and A/C servicing. Using vehicle system analysis, components
and systems can be systematically tested without having to be removed.
The heavyweights on offer are lift platforms for transporters, tire balancing
and assembly systems, and brake testing even for heavy trucks.
Diesel Components in Original Equipment Quality
Bosch supplies diesel systems as original equipment for all major commercial vehicle manufacturers. The range of spare parts, for current common
rail and pump-nozzle systems as well as for classic diesel components, is
also correspondingly comprehensive.
Nitrogen oxide emissions (NOx) from diesel motors must generally be reduced to comply with the Euro 5 standard. Therefore Bosch has developed
the Denoxtronic exhaust gas after-treatment system for original equipment.
For the retrofitting of commercial vehicles, Bosch offers the Denoxtronic2
retrofit system, which reduces nitrogen oxide emissions by up to
90 percent. The retrofit solution also pays off from an economic point of
view, as the Denoxtronic system reduces fuel consumption by up to
5 percent and commercial vehicles that comply with the Euro 5 standard
also save two cents per kilometer on German freeway tolls.
Value Repairs with the Bosch eXchange Program
With its eXchange parts program, Bosch offers an alternative for the current value oriented repair of commercial vehicles, at around 30 percent
less than the cost of a new part with the same two-year guarantee. Over
800 remanufactured products are available for diesel injection systems
alone; even for modern high-pressure injection systems. Additionally
around 350 types of remanufactured starters and alternators are on offer.
Durable Wearing Parts and Accessories for High Mileage
Bosch offers a broad range of spare parts and accessories for commercial
vehicles. The parts available range from drive belts and batteries to horns,
filters, bulbs, sensors, wipers and auxiliary lights. All Bosch commercial vehicle parts are designed to meet the specific requirements of commercial
vehicle use.
One current program extension for commercial vehicles are high-performance ribbed V-belts, which are made from modern types of synthetic rubber and high-tech cords that can withstand extreme stress. They are specifically designed for economic use in heavy trucks and buses as well as for
high engine performances.
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Service Training and Hotline Support
In order to prepare associates in commercial vehicle workshops for the requirements of the latest vehicle technology, Bosch offers a wide range of
service training courses in Europe, with special training courses for commercial vehicle technology, which are continually expanded. In addition,
the Bosch technical hotline specialists provide support for workshops on
any difficult technical questions.
Diesel Repairs with Bosch Diesel Experts
A network of professional diesel experts takes over service and repair of all
diesel components on site. In the Bosch Diesel Centers and Bosch Diesel
Services, Bosch expertise on diesel repairs is bundled. There are around
3,800 of these specialist centers across the globe, including 90 in
Germany. All kinds of diesel systems are checked, serviced, repaired and
configured by specially trained associates.
Press photo: 1-AA-18432
Contact person for press inquiries:
Heiderose Dreiner
Phone: +49 721 942-3145
The Automotive Aftermarket division (AA) provides the aftermarket and repair shops
worldwide with a complete range of diagnostic and repair shop equipment and a wide
range of spare parts – from new and exchange parts to repair solutions – for passenger
cars and commercial vehicles. Its product portfolio includes products made as Bosch
original equipment, as well as aftermarket products and services developed and manufactured in-house. More than 10,000 associates in 140 countries, as well as a global logistics
network, ensure that some 450,000 different spare parts reach customers quickly and on
time. In its “Diagnostics” operations, AA supplies testing and repair-shop technology,
diagnostic software, service training, and information services. In addition, the division is
responsible for the “Bosch Service” repair-shop franchise, the world’s largest independent
chain of repair-shops, with some 15,000 franchises. In addition, AA is responsible for more
than 500 “AutoCrew” partners.
Additional information can be accessed at www.bosch-automotive.com.
The Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services. In the areas of
automotive and industrial technology, consumer goods, and building technology, more than
300,000 associates generated sales of 51.5 billion euros in fiscal 2011. The Bosch Group
comprises Robert Bosch GmbH and its roughly 350 subsidiaries and regional companies in
some 60 countries. If its sales and service partners are included, then Bosch is represented
in roughly 150 countries. This worldwide development, manufacturing, and sales network is
the foundation for further growth. Bosch spent some 4.2 billion euros for research and
development in 2011, and applied for over 4,100 patents worldwide. With all its products
and services, Bosch enhances the quality of life by providing solutions which are both
innovative and beneficial.
Further information is available online at www.bosch.com and www.bosch-press.com
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Bosch baut sein Angebot im Truck-Bereich weiter kontinuierlich
aus
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Bosch bietet für Reparatur und Service von Nutzfahrzeugen eine
umfassende Palette an Diagnose und Werkstattausrüstung,
Ersatzteilen sowie Serviceleistungen aus einer Hand.
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Bosch is constantly expanding its product range for commercial
vehicles
Bosch offers a comprehensive selection of diagnostics and
workshop equipment for the repair and service of commercial
vehicles as well as spare parts and services from a single source.
„Foto: Bosch”
www.bosch.com
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World first: ZF Lenksysteme equips light commercial
vehicles with electric power steering
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0.6 litres less fuel consumption compared with hydraulic power steering

Reduction in CO2 emissions
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System capability enables the steering to be networked with driver assistance systems
After the passenger car market, the ZF Lenksysteme Servolectric, which is designed for optimum fuel consumption, is now also conquering the high-volume light commercial vehicle (LCV) business sector. More than
23 million Servolectric power steering systems have already been produced. Of these, around 2.6 million are
made in the paraxial design with the highest steering rack
force. With minor modifications, this electric power steering system can be adapted for light commercial vehicles.
Compared with hydraulic steering systems, the ZF
Lenksysteme Servolectric saves around 0.6 litres of fuel in
the NEDC (New European Driving Cycle) in urban traffic. A
further advantage is the system capability, i.e. networking
with electronic assistance systems. This means increased
safety and convenience for the customer.
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Less fuel consumption - less carbon dioxide
The ZF Lenksysteme Servolectric only needs power when
the steering is activated. According to the latest measurements, the electric power steering system saves
0.6 litres of fuel in 100 km compared with hydraulic power steering systems. With an annual mileage of 25,000 km
per year, this means a saving of 150 litres of fuel due to
the steering alone. With a litre of diesel costing
1.40 euros, this amounts to 210 euros per year.
There are also considerable potential savings with regard
to CO2 emissions. The Servolectric produces 16.1 g/km
less CO2 compared with hydraulic power steering. With
an annual mileage of 25,000 km, this results in a saving of
around 0.4 tonnes of CO2. The legislator has also decided
to introduce an EU-wide CO2 penalty tax for commercial
vehicles which emit more than 147 g/km CO2. This will
come into force in 2014 with a limit of 175 g/km. A staggered introduction will ensure that the limit of 147 g/km
is reached step-by-step by 2020. Here too, the Servolectric shows enormous savings potential.
Power-on-demand
The Servolectric is based on the principle of rack-andpinion steering which, in the case of electric steering, is
linked to a servo unit and a highly developed electronics
system. As soon as the driver initiates a steering movement, sensors register the appropriate steering torque
and steering speed. From this data, a control unit calcu-
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lates the necessary steering assistance within milliseconds and the servo motor transmits the optimum
torque via a recirculating ball gear to the rack of the mechanical rack-and-pinion steering. The power limit of this
steering system corresponds to a steering axle load of
more than 2,000 kg. However, the electric steering system in paraxial design introduced in 2006 offers even
more advantages: the space-saving installation due to the
absence of steering pump and hoses simplifies assembly
and relieves the burden on the environment. Along with
passenger car steering systems, the ZF-Servolectric now
also covers light commercial vehicles (LCV) such as the
Mercedes Sprinter and the Volkswagen Crafter. This versatile steering system can therefore be found in vehicles
ranging from the mini class via the medium and luxury
class to the transporter.
System capability allows for safe driving
The Servolectric can be networked with a number of external systems. Information gathered relating to the
steering wheel angle is thus available to other systems
such as ESP or an adaptive chassis controller. It also facilitates driving safety functions such as lane departure
warning and lane change assistant. Depending on the
driving situation, the appropriate system intervenes and
recommends a steering correction to the driver by visual,
acoustic or haptic signals. It is no longer necessary to
hold the steering wheel when using the parking assistant
feature. In this case, the Servolectric completely takes
over the steering by itself.
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Caption:
Economic and system-compatible: The Servolectric electric power steering system from ZF Lenksysteme. The
power steering makes information available for other
safety and driver assistance systems.
Photo: ZF Lenksysteme GmbH
Press contact:
Götz Klausenburger
Technical Press Officer
Tel.: +49 7171-31 7625
Fax: +49 7171-31 67625
Mobile: +49 151-6281 7695
E-mail: [email protected]
ZF Lenksysteme GmbH, a 50:50 joint venture between
Robert Bosch GmbH and ZF Friedrichshafen AG, is a specialist and technology leader for steering systems with
more than 12,300 employees in 16 locations in 8 countries. In 2011, the company achieved a turnover of more
than 3.5 billion euros.
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ZF Lenksysteme GmbH
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Sparsam und systemfähig: Die Elektrolenkung Servolectric von ZF
Lenksysteme. Die Lenkung stellt Informationen für weitere
Sicherheits- und Fahrerassistenzsysteme zur Verfügung.
1-ZFLS-18433
ZF Lenksysteme GmbH
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Economical and compatible with other systems: The Servolectric
electric power steering system by ZF Lenksysteme. It provides
information for additional safety and advanced driver assistance
systems.
„Foto: Bosch”
www.bosch.com
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ZF Lenksysteme GmbH
Pressebild-Nr.
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systems.
„Foto: Bosch”
www.bosch.com
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ZF Lenksysteme GmbH
Pressebild-Nr.
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systems.
„Foto: Bosch”
www.bosch.com
Pressegespräch – Nutzfahrzeug-Technologien von Bosch
Pressetexte und Pressebilder
Weniger Kraftstoffverbrauch – geringere Emissionen
Neue Nutzfahrzeug-Technologien von Bosch
Hybridtechnik für Lastkraftwagen
Hybridtechnik für Nutzfahrzeuge
p 1-UBK-18400
Common-Rail-Injektor von Bosch für Nutzfahrzeuge
p 1-DS-18402
p 1-DS-18403
Common-Rail-Systeme von Bosch für Nutzfahrzeuge
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Die Departronic von Bosch zur Regeneration von Partikelfiltern
p 1-DS-18404
Die Denoxtronic von Bosch mindert in Nutzfahrzeugen Stickoxide
p 1-DS-18405
Umfassende Bosch-Kompetenz im Truck-Bereich
Ersatzteile, Diagnosetechnik und Know-how von Bosch für Nutzfahrzeuge
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Bosch baut sein Angebot im Truck-Bereich weiter kontinuierlich aus
p 1-AA-18432
Weltpremiere:
ZF Lenksysteme stattet Leichte Nutzfahrzeuge mit Elektrolenkungen aus
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Elektrolenkung von ZF Lenksysteme GmbH
p 1-ZFLS-18433
Robert Bosch GmbH
Corporate Communications,
Postfach 10 60 50
D-70049 Stuttgart
Telefon: +49 711 811-6282
Telefax: +49 711 811-5184658
[email protected]
www.bosch-presse.de
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