Perkins – ASCENT

Project Highlights
Project Highlights
- Key research into CO2 reduction and the increase of power density for off-highway diesel engine application
- Development and application of a new simulation technology
- Simulation can be applied to a whole engine to predict combustion characteristics and engine-out NOx emissions consistently
- £25.9 million total project value, receiving £13 million through APC funding
Project Consortium
- Perkins Engines Company Ltd (Lead Partner)
- Computational Modelling Cambridge Ltd
- Loughborough University
- Imperial College London
Innovation in simulation
As part of the project CMCL has developed new simulation technology which can help the development of strong and cost-effective development of state of the art engines. This program has been used as part of the ASCENT project which has allowed for better predictions of how the engine will behave and the likely emmisions.