BorgWarner has agreed to supply its latest exhaust gas recirculation system to a global auto maker. Featured in one of the OEM’s engines, BorgWarner’s solution aims to reduce NOx emissions for several diesel vehicles.
“We are happy to expand our relationship with this globally renowned auto maker as a Tier 1 supplier of choice for a wide range of vehicles,” said Joe Fadool, president and general manager, BorgWarner Emissions & Thermal Systems.
“With our latest integrated EGR system, BorgWarner meets significantly increasing demand for efficient and clean technologies for combustion applications. Supplying customers with one complete module instead of single components strengthens our position as a leading supplier for heat exchange technologies.”
BorgWarner’s EGR system is an inside-the-engine method to significantly reduce NOx emissions by recirculating a controllable proportion of the exhaust gas back into the intake air.
The system reduces NOx emissions through optimized heat absorption as well as lowering oxygen concentration within the combustion chamber, resulting in lower peak cylinder temperatures.
With the capability to resist high thermal loads, the advanced all-in-one solution enables increased efficiency and durable performance even with minimal coolant flow. The EGR module unites numerous technologies such as an EGR cooler, a bypass and an EGR valve into one compact package.
