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Two stage turbo charging provides a suitable method to achieve a significant increase of the boost level, as well as a wider operating range for a diesel engine. This paper describes detailed and easily applicable method for two stage turbocharger matching for constant speed engine, in view of finding an optimal combination of turbochargers - low and high pressure ones. It also describes technique that can be used for optimizing solution with better fuel consumption and boosting together with satisfying of all given constraints such as maximum before turbine and compressor out temperatures, maximum turbocharger speed, peak cylinder pressures and smoke limit. This paper presents evaluation of potential for two stage turbocharger for power generation application by simulation and then experimental results.

The stringent emission norms and increasing demand for engines with higher power density lead to an extensive investigation of parameters affecting combustion performance. Recent emission norms have forced the engine manufacturers to reduce the Particulate matter (PM) emissions along with other emissions substantially. In order to achieve lo PM emissions the lubrication oil consumption need to be controlled by optimizing piston group design with low liner bore distortion. Bore Distortion is the deviation of actual profile from perfect circular profile at any plane perpendicular to axis of cylinder. Liner bore distortion in engines causes' number of problems like deterioration of piston ring performance, liner-ring conformability issues, high lubricating oil consumption and emissions.