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Division 7 Calculation of the accountable share of the mechanical power saving

United Kingdom

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The high efficient alternator leads to the saved mechanical power which is to be calculated in two steps. In the first step the saved mechanical power is to be calculated under ‘real world’ conditions. The second step is to calculate the saved mechanical power under type approval conditions. Subtracting these 2 mechanical power savings is to result in the accountable share of the saved mechanical power.

The saved mechanical power under ‘real world’ conditions is to be calculated with formula (6).

Formula (6)
  • ΔΡ m − RW = P RW ∕ η Α − P RW ∕ η Α − EI
  • Where:

    ΔΡm–RW
  • Saved mechanical power under real world conditions (W);

  • PRW
  • Electric power under real world conditions, which is 750 W;

  • ηΑ
  • Efficiency of the baseline alternator;

  • ηΑ–EI
  • Efficiency of the high efficient alternator

  • The saved mechanical power under type-approval conditions is to be calculated with formula (7).

    Formula (7)
  • ΔΡ m − TA = P TA ∕ η Α − P TA ∕ η Α − EI
  • Where:

    ΔΡm–TA
  • Saved mechanical power under type approval conditions (W);

  • PTA
  • Electric power under type approval conditions, which is 350 W;

  • ηΑ
  • Efficiency of the baseline alternator;

  • ηΑ–EI
  • Efficiency of the high efficient alternator

  • The accountable share of saved mechanical power is calculated with formula (8).

    Formula (8)
  • ΔΡ m = ΔΡ m − RW − ΔΡ m − TA
  • Where:

    ΔΡm
  • Accountable share of saved mechanical power (W);

  • ΔΡm–RW
  • Saved mechanical power under real world conditions (W);

  • ΔΡm–TA
  • Saved mechanical power under type approval conditions (W);