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Copyright© 2015 Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan, Inc. All rights reserved 1 Introduction In 2014, 1.205 million diesel engines for four-wheeled vehicles were produced in Japan, up 10.1% from 2013. In terms of engine types, 428,000 diesel engines were produced for passenger vehicles (up 14.1% from 2013), 685,000 for trucks (up 8.0%), and 92,000 for buses (up 8.2%). In Japan, there were few newly announced and launched engines in 2014 although several years have passed since the launch of vehicles compliant with the Post New Long Term Regulations. However, the engines that were launched included a number of so-called “clean diesel” 1.5-liter engines for passenger vehicles. Vehicles installed with these engines are regarded as environmen- tally friendly vehicles similar to hybrid vehicles. Several of the commercial diesel engines launched in 2014 also featured refinements to improve fuel efficiency. In Europe, the Euro 6 emissions standards for passen- ger vehicles came into force, prompting the announce- ment and launch of a number of new engines. Diesel engines are regarded as an important means of helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and addressing the issue of energy security on a global scale. For these rea- sons, various engines were unveiled and launched in all regions and vehicle classes in 2014 with the aim of reduc- ing CO2 emissions through improvements to combustion efficiency and weight reduction. 2 Engine Trends in Japan 2. 1. Summary 2. 1. 1. Diesel engines for passenger vehicles Mazda Motor Corporation unveiled a new 1.5-liter en- gine for the Demio that went on sale in 2014. 2. 1. 2. Diesel engines for commercial vehicles With a primary focus on improving fuel efficiency, Isuzu Motors Limited launched the 4JJ1 engine for the Elf truck and Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation launched the 6R10 engine for large buses. Both these engines are refinements of existing engines. 2. 2. New engine characteristics (Table 1) 2. 2. 1. Mazda S5-DPTS engine (Fig. 2) This engine is a 1.5-liter version of the 2.2-liter SH- VPTS engine that went on sale in 2013, featuring inno- vative technologies such as a lower compression ratio. This engine also incorporates various technologies to further boost fuel efficiency, such as improved heat insu- lation and lower mechanical loss to restrict increases in cooling loss. 2. 2. 2. Isuzu 4JJ1 engine (Fig. 3) This engine achieves higher fuel efficiency by adopt- ing a lower compression ratio and new higher pressure injectors. 2. 2. 3. Mitsubishi Fuso 6R10 engine (Fig. 4) This engine features an asymmetric turbocharger and achieves efficient engine cooling through an electronical- ly controlled variable flow water pump, thereby reducing pump drive loss and improving fuel efficiency. 3 Engine Trends outside Japan 3. 1. Summary 3. 1. 1. Diesel engines for passenger vehicles Euro 6 emissions standards for passenger vehicles came into force, prompting the announcement and re- lease of new engines from BMW, Volkswagen (VW), Diesel Engines Fig. 1 Diesel engine production in Japan in 2014 Trucks Passenger cars Buses January February March April May June July August September October November December 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Production volume (10,000 units)

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1 Introduction                

In2014,1.205milliondieselengines for four-wheeledvehicleswereproduced inJapan,up10.1% from2013.In termsof engine types, 428,000diesel engineswereproduced forpassengervehicles (up14.1% from2013),685,000 for trucks (up8.0%), and92,000 forbuses (up8.2%).In Japan, therewere few newly announced and

launchedengines in2014althoughseveralyearshavepassedsince the launchofvehiclescompliantwith thePostNewLongTermRegulations.However,theenginesthatwerelaunchedincludedanumberofso-called“cleandiesel”1.5-literenginesforpassengervehicles.Vehiclesinstalledwiththeseenginesareregardedasenvironmen-tallyfriendlyvehiclessimilartohybridvehicles.Severalof thecommercialdieselengines launched in2014alsofeaturedrefinementstoimprovefuelefficiency.InEurope,theEuro6emissionsstandardsforpassen-

gervehiclescame into force,prompting theannounce-mentand launchofanumberofnewengines. Dieselenginesareregardedasan importantmeansofhelpingtoreducegreenhousegasemissionsandaddressingtheissueofenergysecurityonaglobalscale.Fortheserea-sons,variousengineswereunveiledand launched inallregionsandvehicleclassesin2014withtheaimofreduc-ingCO2emissionsthroughimprovementstocombustionefficiencyandweightreduction.

2 Engine Trends in Japan         

2. 1. Summary2. 1. 1. Diesel engines for passenger vehiclesMazdaMotorCorporationunveiledanew1.5-literen-

ginefortheDemiothatwentonsalein2014.2. 1. 2. Diesel engines for commercial vehiclesWithaprimary focus on improving fuel efficiency,

IsuzuMotorsLimited launchedthe4JJ1engine for theElftruckandMitsubishiFuso

TruckandBusCorporationlaunchedthe6R10enginefor largebuses. Boththeseenginesarerefinementsofexistingengines.2. 2. New engine characteristics (Table 1)2. 2. 1. Mazda S5-DPTS engine (Fig. 2)Thisengine isa1.5-literversionof the2.2-literSH-

VPTSenginethatwentonsale in2013, featuring inno-vative technologiessuchasa lowercompressionratio.This enginealso incorporatesvarious technologies tofurtherboostfuelefficiency,suchasimprovedheatinsu-lationand lowermechanical losstorestrict increases incoolingloss.2. 2. 2. Isuzu 4JJ1 engine (Fig. 3)Thisengineachieveshigher fuelefficiencybyadopt-

inga lowercompressionratioandnewhigherpressureinjectors.2. 2. 3. Mitsubishi Fuso 6R10 engine (Fig. 4)Thisenginefeaturesanasymmetricturbochargerand

achievesefficientenginecoolingthroughanelectronical-lycontrolledvariableflowwaterpump,therebyreducingpumpdrivelossandimprovingfuelefficiency.

3 Engine Trends outside Japan      

3. 1. Summary3. 1. 1. Diesel engines for passenger vehiclesEuro 6 emissions standards forpassengervehicles

came into force,prompting theannouncementandre-lease of newengines fromBMW,Volkswagen (VW),

Diesel Engines

Fig. 1 Diesel engine production in Japan in 2014

Trucks

Passenger cars

Buses

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0Production volume (10,000 units)

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andVolvo.Theseenginescomplywiththesestandardsthrough innovations such as high-pressure injection,2-stageturbochargers,andvariablegeometry(VG)turbo-charging. Theseenginesalsofeaturefuelefficiencyim-provementtechnologiestolowerfueleconomyandCO2.Othernoticeabletrendsincludemodulardesignmethodssuchassharingmaterialsandauxiliaryequipment lay-outswithgasolineengines installed in thesamemodelandotherdieselengines. However,nonewpassengervehicleengineswereannouncedinNorthAmerica.3. 1. 2. Diesel engines for commercial vehiclesFollowing thesame trendsaspassengervehicleen-

gines,newandrefinedcommercialvehicleengineswereannouncedand launchedbyMAN,Scania, andVolvoTrucks inEurope tocomplywithemissionsstandardsandimprovefuelefficiency.MostoftheseareequippedwithVGturbochargers,high-pressureinjectionsystems,and intake inter-cooling. Someof these engines alsoincludea low-pressureexhaustgasrecirculation (EGR)systemora2-stageEGRcooler.Incontrast,ScaniaalsounveiledasimplifiedenginesystemwithoutEGRoraVGturbochargerwiththeaimofimprovingfuelefficien-cyfocusingoncommercialvehiclecustomersinthelong-distance transportation field. InNorthAmerica,bothCumminsandFiatChryslerAutomobiles(FCA)launchednewengines.Thesefeaturedhigh-pressurefuelinjectionandVGturbochargers, aswell ascompactedgraphiteiron (CGI)cylinderblocksforhigh-efficiencycombustionandreducedweighttoimprovefuelefficiency.3. 2. New engine characteristics (Table 2)3. 2. 1. BMW B37/B47 enginesBMWareswitchingover tonewengines tocomply

withtheEuro6standards. Theseengines feature thesamebore/strokeratioandhavebeen installed incom-pactMiniandBMWbrandvehiclesin3-cylinder1.5-liter(B37)and4-cylinder2.0-liter(B47)formats.Theenginesweredeveloped followingamodulardesignapproachwithenhanced flexibility fordevelopmentandproduc-

Table 1 Specifications of new engines in 2014

Application Manufacturer Enginemodel

Cylinderarrangement

Bore×stroke(mm)

Displacement(cc)

Compressionratio

Maximumpower(kW/rpm)

Maximumtorque(Nm/rpm) Characteristics

Passengervehicles

Mazda S5-DPTS Inline4 76.0×82.6 1 498 14.8 77/4 000 250/1500─2 500

Lowcompression ratio, high-dispersionspray injectors, stepped egg-shapedpistons, high- and low-pressure EGRsystem,VGT, improvedheat insulation,lowermechanicalresistance

Commercialvehicles

Isuzu 4JJ1 Inline4 95.4×104.9 2 999 15.8 110/2 800 375/140─2 800 Lowcompressionratio,newhigh-pressureinjectors

MitsubishiFusoTruckandBus

6R10 Inline6 132.0×156.0 12 808 17.3 257─309/1 800 1 810/1 200 Asymmetric turbocharger,electronicallycontrolledvariablecapacitywaterpump

Fig. 2 Mazda S5-DPTS engine

Fig. 3 Isuzu 4JJI engine

Fig. 4 Mitsubishi Fuso 6R10 engine

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tion. Underthisapproach, theenginessharethesameauxiliaryequipment layoutas thegasolineengines in-stalled in thesamemodels, aswellas thesamecrankcasematerials.TheB47hasaVGturbochargerwithalow-resistanceshaftbearingto improve intakepressure

transient response. Italso featuresnewsolenoid-typeinjectorsthatachieveaninjectionpressureof2,000bar.3. 2. 2. VW 2.0-liter TDI BiTurbo engine (Fig. 7)Thishigh-powerenginewasdeveloped followingthe

samemodulardesignapproachasVW's1.4 to2.0-liter

Table 2 Specifications of new engines in 2014

Application Manufacturer Enginemodel

Cylinderarrangement

Bore×stroke(mm)

Displacement(cc)

Compressionratio

Maximumpower(kW/rpm)

Maximumtorque(Nm/rpm) Characteristics

Passengervehicles

BMW B37 Inline3 84.0×90.0 1 496 16.5 85/4 000 270/1 750─2 000

Commonmodulardesign approach forcylinders, auxiliary equipment layout,andcrankcasematerial ofgasolineanddiesel engines,VG turbochargerwithlow-resistanceshaftbearings,2 ,000barsolenoid-typeinjectors

B47 Inline4 84.0×90.0 1 995 16.5 140/4 000 400/1 750─2 750

Volkswagen TDIBiTurbo

Inline4 81.0×95.5 1 968 15.5 176/4 000 500/1 750─2 500

Commonmodulardesignapproach for 1 .4 -to 2 .0 -literdiesel engines, 2 ,500barpiezoinjectors, low-swirl cylinderheads, electricwater pump, 2 -stage turbocharger (high-pressureside:VGT), low-andhigh-pressureEGR,aftertreatmentsystemdirectlyattachedtoengine(SCR-coatedparticulatefilter)

VolvoCars D5 Inline4 82.0×93.2 1 969 15.8 170/4 250 480/1 750─2 250

Commonizationbetweengasolineanddieselengines,high-pressurealuminumdie-castblock,high-strengthaluminumheads,2 ,500bar i-ARTinjectors,2 -stageturbocharger(high-pressureside:VGT)

Commercialvehicles

FCA L630 V6 83.0×91.4 2 987 16.5 179/4 000 570/1 800 CG I b l o c k , a l um i n um h e a d s ,electronicallycontrolledVGT,2 ,000barinjectionsystem,cooledEGR

Cummins ISV5.0 V8 94.0×90.0 4 997 149─205/1 600 705─759/3 200 Latest high-pressure fuel injection system, VGturbocharger,CGIblock,high-strengthaluminumheads

MAN D38 Inline6 138.0×170.0 15 256 18.0 382─471/1 800 2 500─3 000/930─1 350

Top-downcooling,2 -stageturbocharger,2 -stageintakecooling,domedintakeandexhaustvalves, fire ringsat the topofthecylinder,2 ,500barinjectionpressure,2 -stageEGRcooler,steelpistons

Scania DC16 V8 130×154 16 353 17.4 382─427/1 900 2 700─3 500/1 000─1 400

VGturbocharger,cooledEGR

DC13 Inline6 130×160 12 742 17.3 336/1 900 2 350 /1 000─1 300

NoEGR

VolvoTrucks D16K Inline6 144×165 16 123 16.0 405─552/1 350─1 900

2 800─3 550/900─1 450

2 -stage turbocharger, intake inter-cooling,cooledEGR

Fig. 5 BMW B37 engineFig. 6 BMW B47 engine

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dieselengines,and installed in thePassat. TocomplywithEuro6whileachievingbothhighpowerand fuelefficiency, this engineuses 2,500barpiezo injectors,2-stage turbochargingwithaVGturbochargeron thehigh-pressureside,water-cooledcompressorhousing,aswellaslow-andhigh-pressureEGR.Theaftertreatmentsystem ispartly incorporated into thehousing imme-diatelybelowengine inconsiderationof lowerexhaustresistance.Otherinnovationsincludelowswirlcylinderheadsasameasure toboostpower, strongermovingparts toensuretoughness,durability,andreliability,aswellasalowercompressionratio.3. 2. 3. Volvo D5 engine (Fig. 8)Both thehigh-powerdieselandgasolineengines for

theXC90weredesignedthroughasharedmodularap-proach. Inaddition tomeasures toboostpower, suchasahigh-pressurealuminumdie-castcylinderblockandhigh-strengthaluminumcylinderheads, theD5enginealsomeetstherequirementsofEuro6through2,500barinjectors (developedusingtheIntelligentAccuracyRe-

finementTechnology(i-ART)concept),and2-stageturbo-chargingwithaVGturbochargeronthehigh-pressureside.3. 2. 4. FCA L630 engine (Fig. 9)TheL630 engine is installed in theRam1500 full-

sizepick-up truckandGrandCherokeeSUV. Itwasdesigned for compliancewith theTier 2Bin 5/LEVII standards. This enginewasmanufacturedbyVMMotoriundertheFCAgroupumbrellaandfeaturesanelectronicallycontrolledVGturbochargerandacommonrailsystemwithaninjectionpressureof2,000bar.ThemainengineunitusesaCGIblockandaluminumheads.3. 2. 5. Cummins ISV5.0 engine (Fig. 10)Thisnewenginewasdeveloped forpick-up trucks,

recreationalvehicles (RVs),andvehiclesmainlydrivenonthehighway.ItfeaturesaVGturbocharger,thelat-esthigh-pressurefuelinjectionsystem,aCGIblock,andhigh-strengthaluminumheads.Itwasdesignedforcom-pliancewiththeUS10emissionsstandards.3. 2. 6. MAN D38 engine (Fig. 11)This isthe largestdisplacementenginedevelopedby

MANfor installation inheavy-dutyvehicles. CompliantwithEuroVI,theD38enginealsofeaturesa2-stagetur-

Fig. 7 VW 2.0-liter TDI BiTurbo engine

Fig. 8 Volvo D5 engine

Fig. 9 FCA L630 engine

Fig. 10 Cummins ISV5.0 engine

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bocharger,2-stage intakeaircoolingsystem,and2,500bar fuel injection system forhighlyefficient combus-tion. Otherdistinguishingcharacteristicsof thisengineincludeaso-called top-downcoolingsystemthat flowscoolantfromthehigh-temperatureheadstothecylinderblock,domed intakeandexhaustvalves, fire rings in-sertedatthetopofthecylinderboretopreventcarbondeposits,aswellassteelpistonsto improvetoughness,durabilityandreliability.3. 2. 7. Scania DC16 engine (Fig. 12)This isthe largestdisplacementenginedevelopedby

Scaniaforinstallationinheavy-dutyvehicles.ItfeaturesaVGturbochargerandcooledEGRforcompliancewithEuroVI.ItistheonlyV8engineinitsclass.3. 2. 8. Scania DC13 engine (Fig. 13)Scaniaunveiledand launchedtheEuroVI-compliant

DC13enginein2011.However,ithasbeenre-designedwithouteitherEGRoraVGturbochargerwithanem-phasison improved fuelefficiencyparticularly for long-distancefleetusers,whileretainingEuroVIcompliance.ThehigherNOxemissionscausedbyremovingtheEGR

systemarecounteredbyahigherconsumptionofAd-Blueintheureainjectionsystem.Toaccommodatethischange,theAdBluetankcapacitywasincreased.3. 2. 9. 3 Volvo Trucks D16K engine (Fig. 14)This isthe largestdisplacementenginedevelopedby

Volvoforinstallationinheavy-dutyvehicles.Itiscompli-antwithEuroVIandfeaturesa2-stageturbocharger,anintakeinter-coolingsystem,andcooledEGR.

4 Research and Development Trends  

Inrecentyears,automakershavefocusedondevelop-ingtechnology forcompliancewithstringentemissionsstandardssuchasJapan'sPostNewLongTermRegula-tions,andEuro6/VI. Inaddition toemissionscompli-ance, otherdeveloped technologiesaim to reduceme-chanicalengine lossesandoptimizecooling to improvecombustioncharacteristics for lowerCO2emissionsorhigherfuelefficiency.Recenttechnologicalapproachestocomplywithemis-

sionsstandards includedevelopingtechnologyto lowerengine-outemissions,aftertreatmentsystems,and inte-

Fig. 13 Scania DC13 engine

Fig. 14 Volvo D16K engine

Fig. 11 MAN D38 engine

Fig. 12 Scania DC16 engine

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gratedcontroltechnologies.Keyfuturetrendsarelikelytoincludeagrowingemphasisonresearchanddevelop-ment intobasic technologies to reduceCO2emissionsand improve fuel efficiency, aswell as intooptimized“product”technologiesincorporatingthesebasictech-nologieswithemissionsstandardscompliance technolo-giesandhardware-andsoftware-basedtechnologies toimprovecontrolaccuracy. Manufacturersofexpensiveandcomplexdiesel enginesadopting thesenecessarynewtechnologies tocomplywithemissionsregulations(particularly commercialvehicle engines)willhave toselectwhichsystemstousebasedontheseoptimizationtechnologies toreducecostsandprovide improvedus-abilityforcustomers.Incontrast,mostmass-productionpassengervehicles

willcontinuetooffergasolineenginesandmultipledieselenginechoicesforthesamemodel.Therefore,fromthestandpointsofdevelopmentandproductionefficiency,passengervehicledieselengineswilladoptefficientpack-agingthatusecommonpartsandlayoutswithotheren-gines forthesamemodel,andthatalso incorporatetheaftertreatmentsystem.Theseenginepackageswillhavetosatisfytherestrictionsinherentinvehicleinstallation.Therefore, inadditiontothedevelopmentoftechnologyforcompliancewithemissionsstandardsand improving

combustioncharacteristics, researchanddevelopmentinto separatingandconsolidatingstructuresand func-tions inengineswithcomplexconfigurationswill con-tinuegrowinginimportancetoachieveenginepackagesthatsatisfytheserestrictions.

References(1) MonthlystatisticspublishedbytheJapanAuto-

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poration(5) 23rdAachenColloquiumAutomobileandEn-

gineTechnology,2014(6) WebsiteofBMW(7) WebsiteofVolkswagen(8) WebsiteofVolvoCarCorporation(9) WebsiteofFiatChryslerAutomobiles(10) WebsiteofCumminsInc.(11) WebsiteofMAN(12) WebsiteofScania(13) WebsiteofVolvoTrucks(14) WebsiteoftheEnvironmentProtectionAgency(15) WebsiteoftheCaliforniaAirResearchBoard