Delphi Electronic Gasoline Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Valves re-circulate metered amounts of exhaust gas into the engine's intake system to help limit the formation of nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions. Delphi offers a family of gasoline EGR valves featuring pintle/seat configuration and based on a proven electronically actuated gasoline exhaust gas recirculation valve technology.
Delphi Electronic Gasoline Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valves are available with solenoid, torque motor, or direct current (DC) motor actuators to help meet individual customer requirements for force, response, cost and leak.
Delphi also offers an EGR valve that can help manufacturers reduce NOx emissions in gasoline direct injection (GDi) spray stratified engine programs. Due to their lean burn operation, these engines typically generate more NOx. Delphi developed an EGR valve for the industry's first GDi spray stratified application, which is now in production.
Benefits
Delphi Linear EGR-1 Valve
Delphi Linear EGR-2 Valve
Delphi High Value Linear EGR Valve
Typical Applications
Delphi Electronic Gasoline Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valves are designed for all gasoline engines to help manufacturers meet exhaust emissions requirements and fuel economy mandates in North America, Europe and Asia. Delphi's high power and small package High Value Linear EGR Valve is ready for customer requirements for higher flow rate and restricted package applications.
Performance Advantages
Delphi Electronic Gasoline Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valves feature a robust design that helps to inhibit carbon contamination (coking), which can adversely affect pintle operation. Fast open and close response times help customers meet controllability requirements, while low internal and external leak performance helps minimize exhaust emissions and enables precise engine calibration, all in an efficient and cost-effective package.
Delphi recognizes that one of the most effective ways to reduce NOx output in a gasoline engine is to lower cylinder temperatures. This can be accomplished very effectively by limiting the amount of oxygen in the combustion chamber. Thus, Delphi's EGR valves re-circulate controlled amounts of inert gases into the intake system where they mix with incoming air. The result is to help lower the combustion temperature below the level at which NOx is formed.
The amount of re-circulated gas in the combustion chamber is dependent on operating conditions, but Delphi's continuously variable EGR valves allow:
Delphi can support a wide variety of gasoline EGR program requirements globally through engineering facilities in Rochester, NY, USA; Bascharge, Luxembourg; and Daegu, Korea.
The Delphi Advantage
Delphi has partnered with Korea Delphi Automotive Systems Corporation (KDAC) to strengthen its design and development capabilities for future gasoline EGR valves and to increase its global engineering resources.
As a global leader in engine management systems technology, Delphi can help manufacturers around the world meet engine emissions requirements, improve fuel economy and enhance performance. Delphi is a source for high value solutions and our expertise is built into every product. Delphi's flexible engineering approach encourages collaboration. And, Delphi has a thorough understanding of markets around the world and a global network of resources.