Guys, I'm just rehashing what VW say in the 125kw engine training manual I downloaded from Erwin. Here's the guff:
Task of EGR:
The objective is to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions. This happens because:
1. Less Oxygen is available for combustion due to the recirculated exhaust gas,
2. The combustion speed and therefore increase in temperature are reduced by the exhaust gas that is introduced.
Remember that, in the later diesels at least, the exhaust goes via a cooler first.
But yeah, I too struggle with the idea of going to the trouble of intercooling the charge air, only to add hot exhaust gas post intercooler!
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