Tuesday, 12 November 2013

BMW TWIN POWER TURBO ENGINES



The multiple award-winning petrol and diesel engines with BMW Twin Power Turbo technology are among the innovations from BMW Efficient Dynamics. They combine the latest fuel injection systems, fully-variable performance control and innovative turbocharger technology.






BMW Twin Power Turbo petrol engines.




How does it work. 

The technology concept of the BMW TwinPower Turbo petrol engines is applied throughout the series. Innovative turbocharger technology and Double-Vanos increase performance and ensure spontaneous response even at low speeds. The petrol injection system High Precision Injection and the fully-variable valve control Valvetronic lower consumption
Three components ensure that the BMW TwinPower Turbo petrol engines are capable of achieving the unique relationship between performance and consumption.

The innovative valve control Valvetronic (= variable valve and electronic) with Double-Vanos varies the hub of the inlet valve fully. This allows the engine to develop optimum power with less consumption. The Valvetronic also improves the mixture preparation and lowers fuel consumption by up to 10% (BMW internally-determined value based on ECE driving cycle). An additional effect is improved response.

Double-Vanos refers to the double variable camshaft control. This system controls the engine performance all across the speed range and enables lower consumption and fewer emissions at any speed.

High Precision Injection with its particularly accurate fuel dosage ensures extraordinarily efficient and clean combustion. This derives the maximum amount of energy from every drop of fuel.

Innovative turbocharging technology increases the engine’s power and puts it on par with much larger engines – and all this with fewer components, reduced inner friction and low weight. And thus with lower consumption and emissions.

Together with the other innovations by BMW Efficient Dynamics this allowed a fuel saving of up to 15%, for example, in the BMW 328i Sedan in relation to its predecessor the BMW 325i.









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