September 28, 2007 -
To help diesel car manufacturers meet NOx regulations, diesel exhaust gas recirculation (DEGR) valve limits NOx formation by lowering peak combustion temperature in engine. It features DC motor actuator combined with drive system and anti-contamination features. Supplied in flexible packaging, valve can be used in hot- and cold-side applications as well as single- or dual-poppet systems. It can also be combined with EGR cooler and cooler bypass valve.
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BorgWarner Introduces New Diesel EGR Valve for Lower Emissions
BorgWarner EGR Technology Delivers Higher Force, Improved Durability with Flexible Packaging and Smaller Size
AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Sept. 20 -- BorgWarner aims to meet the future market demands for lower emissions and higher product performance with a new diesel exhaust gas recirculation (DEGR) valve with patented technology, featuring higher force, lower cost, improved durability, flexible packaging and smaller size.
"As emissions regulations continue to tighten in many countries, car manufacturers are demanding EGR solutions that will fit within a limited space in the engine compartment," said Roger Wood, President and General Manager, BorgWarner Turbo & Emissions Systems. "Building on our EGR system expertise, BorgWarner has developed innovative technologies to help diesel car manufacturers meet present and future NOx regulations while offering more flexible packaging and smaller size."
Although diesels have lower carbon dioxide emissions than gasoline engines, they have the potential to emit more smog-causing nitrogen oxides (NOx) and particulates. BorgWarner's DEGR technology effectively limits NOx formation by lowering the peak combustion temperature in the engine.
BorgWarner's DEGR valve features a DC motor actuator combined with a unique drive system to provide fast response within a smaller package. Robust, patented anti-contamination features, including effective seals and stem scraper, improve durability. Suitable for many packaging configurations, the DEGR valve can be used in both hot-side and cold-side applications, as well as in single or dual poppet systems. It can also be easily combined with an EGR cooler and cooler bypass valve.
"As the market for fuel efficient diesel vehicles continues to expand, we expect an increase in demand for existing and new EGR products," said Wood. "BorgWarner will continue to develop innovative solutions to meet and exceed ever stricter emissions regulations." The DEGR valve, which satisfies Euro V standards, is currently produced in Germany and will be manufactured in China as well. In 2009, several engine programs will be launched with a major OEM.
Auburn Hills, Michigan-based BorgWarner Inc. (NYSE: BWA) is a product leader in highly engineered components and systems for vehicle powertrain applications worldwide. The FORTUNE 500 company operates manufacturing and technical facilities in 64 locations in 17 countries. Customers include VW/Audi, Ford, General Motors, Toyota, Hyundai/Kia, Daimler, Renault/Nissan, Chrysler, Navistar International, Fiat, BMW, Honda, Peugeot, and Caterpillar. The Internet address for BorgWarner is: http://www.borgwarner.com.
Contacts:
General Information:
David Peterson
USA
Phone: 248-754-0883 Company Information: Name: BorgWarner Corporate Headquarters Address: 3850 Hamlin Rd. City: Auburn Hills State: MI ZIP: 60604 Country: USA Phone: 248-754-9600 http://www.borgwarner.com
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