Automatic Control of Electronic Actuators for an Optimized Engine Cooling Thermal Management

Alexandre Choukroun; Matthieu Chanfreau

doi:10.4271/2001-01-1758

2001-05-14

Automatic Control of Electronic Actuators for an Optimized Engine Cooling Thermal Management 2001-01-1758

The main objectives of new technologies for internal-combustion engine are lower consumption, pollutant reduction and comfort passenger increase. To reach these objectives, we have adopted for engine thermal management two strategies: quicker rise temperature during the cold start and higher engine temperature for part load. To satisfy these criteria, we have modified the classic cooling loop. An electric water pump, an electric water valve and variable speed fan system are the new actuators automatically controlled by electronic calculator. This concept allows to obtain a warm-up time reduced by 50% and 2 to 3% fuel economy on the European cycle.

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Automatic Control of Electronic Actuators for an Optimized Engine Cooling Thermal Management 2001-01-1758

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