Land Rover reveals engines of the future
From the October issue of Land Rover Monthly.
"Land Rover are building their new engines at a state of the art factory near Wolverhampton. The first to be produced are the ' Ingenium ' family of premium diesel & petrol engines. The company says the ingenium engines deliver class leading levels of torque, horsepower, & refinement while reducing emissions & fuel consumption. The engines are based on strong & compact aluminium blocks for both diesel & petrol engines .
The lightweight blocks share the same bore, stroke, cylinder spacing & 500cc cylinder capacity. . This helps give Ingenium the configurability & flexibility around which smaller or larger engines can quickly & efficiently be developed to meet future requirements. [ according to the article] . All diesel & petrol engines will be equipped with advanced turbo chargers that improve performance , particularly at low speeds, & help reduce consumption & CO2 emissions.
The first engine to go into volume production is a 2.0 litre diesel known as AJ200D.Friction is reduced by 17% compared to the current engine, helping to make it one of the most efficient & responsive 2.0 litre diesels in its class. Features include roller bearings on cam & balance shafts [ instead of machined in bearing surfaces] computer controlled variable oil & water pumps & electronically controlled piston cooling jets. All Ingenium engines will be equipped with advanced & efficient turbo chargers, central direct high-pressure fuel injection, variable valve timing & stop-start technology. " Ingenium? it's not April 1, so it must be true. There is a photo of the first engine above the article, looks very compact. Bob
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