Cooled exhaust gas recirculation (abbreviated as
cooled EGR) technology can effectively enhance engine fuel economy and suppress
detonation while significantly improve engine emissions. Through numerical
analysis, the mechanisms for optimizing the fuel economy of high-compression-ratio hybrid engines equipped with cooled EGR technology were
investigated. Comparative analyses of engine performance, fuel consumption and
combustion strategy were conducted under
full load conditions of baseline engine and partial load conditions of
cooled EGR engine. The lowest fuel consumption point and the corresponding
optimal combustion strategy were obtained under different conditions. The study
provides a theoretical basis and technical support for the optimization of fuel
consumption in hybrid dedicated engines.
CHEN Junxiang, MO Zhenglyu, MA Baitan, LIU Qiuyu, LUO Jing, KANG Zhe.
Fuel Economy Optimization of Hybrid Dedicated Engines
Using Cooled EGR[J]. Vehicle Engine. 2026, 0(4): 65-71