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At the just-concluded IAA Hannover in Germany, Cummins Turbo Technology released a number of new technologies to improve the fuel efficiency of diesel engines. These technologies can increase the efficiency of existing engines by at least 6%. . This move marks the shift from Cummins Turbo Technology Co., Ltd.'s focus on emissions-based technological innovation to fuel economy.
Cummins Turbo Technology's selection of these latest technology solutions at the Hanover Commercial Vehicle Show in Germany shows that the company believes that the development focus of global engine and automobile manufacturers is shifting, that is, the company's future product development focus will be dedicated to helping consumers Resist the rising oil price effect.
Mark Fosse, Cummins's executive director of production management and marketing for turbocharged technology, said at the Hannover Commercial Vehicle Show: "With the continuous rise in fuel prices, we have already foreseen that the engine size will become smaller and the weight will change. It's getting lighter, and this trend is becoming more pronounced. At the same time, engine and vehicle manufacturers are trying to maintain or increase their output power. Therefore, we have developed a series of new technologies and enhanced features to deal with This major challenge."
Turbomachinery technology solutions announced by Cummins Turbo Technology at the Hannover Commercial Vehicle Show include a new generation of variable area turbocharger (VGT), advanced waste heat turboexpander technology standard and a two-stage booster system.
At this year's Hanover Commercial Vehicle Show, the company also displayed its latest European VI, non-road fourth stage and US13/14 environmental protection products, etc., to seek more direct solutions for customers to meet the coming emission reduction targets.
Cummins Hannover Commercial Vehicle Show Showcases Latest Technology