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28 Commercial Vehicles Legislation to both reduce truck CO 2 output and improve fuel efficiency is unfolding. In response, engine and vehicle OEMs are developing technology that recovers exhaust heat, using it to boil a working fluid. The vapour generated is expanded to produce additional power for every litre of fuel consumed. Our EHR fluid control experts are developing unique valve solutions to control the flow of liquid, vapour, exhaust gases and coolant in Rankine Cycle heat recovery systems – which will become standard fit on long haul trucks and high usage engines in the near future. Working within a number of OEM development programmes, we have supplied 1st generation valves for use with both water and ethanol working fluids. These valves are unique in the industry, being: > Sealed for life > Inherently safe > Proportional > Multi-functional > High performance > Designed for truck applications The designs enable more energy to be recovered than with existing valves. With the next generation in development, size, cost and weight are reduced whilst performance characteristics and durability are improved. Our success is the result of extensive investment in both people and ethanol-capable facilities. Late in 2014, a bespoke Rankine System test cell was unveiled, linked with a state- of the art simulation model, the cell enables components to be tested and characterised, whilst validating the additional system performance benefits of using our valves. The future is… exhaust heat recovery

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