Internal combustion engine with charge air cooling
AssigneeFord Global Technologies, LLC
InventorsHans-Guenter Grosch, Andreas Kuske, Christian Winge Vigild
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AssigneeFord Global Technologies, LLC
InventorsHans-Guenter Grosch, Andreas Kuske, Christian Winge Vigild
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An internal combustion engine has a cylinder head having at least one cylinder. A cover is connected to the cylinder head and covers the cylinder and related valve train components. An exhaust gas turbocharger powered by the engine's exhaust system delivers compressed gasses to the intake system. An exhaust gas recirculation system branches off from the exhaust system downstream of the turbocharger and feeds into the intake system upstream of the turbocharger. A coolant-fed charge air cooler is disposed between the cylinder head and the cover, and at a point that is a geodetically highest point in the intake system when the internal combustion engine is in an installed position. This configuration prevents any liquid that has condensed out of the charge air during cooling from collecting in the cooler and/or in the intake system between the cooler and the at least one cylinder.
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