One part of improving the car infrastructure is the gradual shift toward digital technology. And by this we don’t just mean the entertainment and navigational systems that most cars carry today. This includes the analog parts that include improving the temperature control systems.
This includes addressing the critical fluid systems that will help improve the life of fluids of various engine components. With the Digital Rotary Control Valve, this can be done. The Digital Rotary Control Valve (DRCV) will provide a “true” powertrain thermal management system that, after mapping, will always allow the engine/transmission to function at their “known” optimum operating temperatures, under all driving conditions. This is sort of like implanting in the engine to have a mind of its own.
“When you think of the sophisticated systems in a vehicle today, it comes as a surprise that we still use analog systems to control the interaction of the engine with the radiator system,” said Hollis, director of Advanced Research — MileageMatrix, Inc. “After all, those fluids protect the vehicle’s most important operating systems – the engine and driveline – and running them too high or too low simply wastes energy.”
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