Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions and an Assessment what is feasible in short term.

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CIMAC CASCADES Kobe, Oct. 12 2018 Provided for informational purposes strictly on a non-reliance basis Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions and an Assessment what is feasible in short term. Yoshihiko Kanoto, Bosch Corporation Co Authors: Fenner Mathias, Robert Bosch GmbH Barba Christian, Robert Bosch GmbH Kendlbacher Christoph, Robert Bosch AG

CIMAC CASCADES KOBE 1) Emission legislation for Large Engine segment 2) Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine 3) Outlook for possible Emission Levels with existing Technologies 4) Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions 5) Summary

CIMAC CASCADES KOBE 1) Emission legislation for Large Engine segment 2) Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine 3) Outlook for possible Emission Levels with existing Technologies 4) Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions 5) Summary

Emission legislation for Large Engine segment EU Stage V and US EPA Tier 4 Comparison EU Stage V & EPA Tier 4 0.05 0.04-0.02-0.03-0.04-0.05-0.06 EU Stage V In general, focus on particulates and NO x emissions EPA Tier 4 Marine PM 0.03 Locomotive 0.025 0.02 0.015 0.015 Railcar 0.01 <10 12 particles/kwh <10 12 particles/kwh 4.0 1.8 0.67 2.0 3.5 (NOx+HC) 0-0.01-3 -2-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 Genset TA 2020 TA 2021 TA 2019 0.035 0.045 TA 2019 DOC/DPF & SCR exhaust gas treatment will be required in some cases Already equipped today with either EGR, EGR+DPF or SCR Rail NOx C&I (Construction & Industry) Provided for informational purposes strictly on a non-reliance basis * Current Status : European Parliament has adopted on July 5 th 2016 the regulatory text with minor changes. Retrofitting of engines to stage V will be assessed in 2018. Legislation will come into effect with type approval (TA) of gensets on January 1 st 2019. 4

CIMAC CASCADES KOBE 1) Emission legislation for Large Engine segment 2) Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine 3) Outlook for possible Emission Levels with existing Technologies 4) Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions 5) Summary

Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine Setup: Engine specification and Engineering target Specification of Single Cylinder Engine (SCE) Displacement 2.54 l Peak firing pressure 250 bar Rated Speed 2300 min -1 NMEP max 31 bar Power density ~ 50 kw/l Injection system Common rail EU Stage 5 Application Limit EU Stage V NOx PM Engineering Target NOx Soot Marine (>300 kw) 1.80 0.015 1.35 0.006 Locomotive 4.00 0.025 2.94 0.010 Railcar 2.00 0.015 1.47 0.006 GenSet 0.67 0.035 0.49 0.014 Construction & Industry 3.50 0.045 2.57 0.019 Engineering Target Margin for NOx and PM considering deterioration over run time Ratio of PM and Soot based on experience Bosch Modular Common rail injection system (MCRS) is used to achieve flexible fuel injection Engineering target considering deterioration and PM/Soot ratio 6

Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine Setup: Testing points Part load Full load Load Speed BMEP NMEP [min -1 ] [bar] [bar] Part load 1500 12 13 Full load 2050 21 23 Key parameters: Boost pressure simulate single stage, two stage T/C EGR with, without Injection pressure & timing Testing points : 2 testing points are defined based on weighting factors of 4 segments. 2 testing points (Full load and part load) are selected for SCE test 7

Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine Result@Full load: Genset application (w/o PN limitation) Soot HP ISFC HP 0.07 0.06 0.05 0.04 0.03 0.02 0.01 0.00 205 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 200 195 190 185 180 175 η SCR = 86~90 % NOx HP P2=3 bar, P Rail =1800 bar P2=4 bar, P Rail =1800 bar P2=3 bar, P Rail =2100 bar P2=4 bar, P Rail =2100 bar 170 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 NOx HP w/ EGR T2=55 w/ EGR Cannot fulfill emission target SCR required (= complex system) Higher rail pressure required for PM limit 2 stage TC increase emission margin w/o EGR Fulfill emission target with high NOx conversion of SCR Improvement of ISFC with higher rail pressure is minor SCR only application can achieve emission targets and will be cost attractive solution Soot HP ISFC HP 0.07 0.06 0.05 0.04 0.03 0.02 0.01 0.00 205 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 200 195 190 η SCR = ~90 % NOx HP 185 180 P2=3 bar, P Rail =1800 bar P2=4 bar, P Rail =1800 bar 175 P2=3 bar, P Rail =2100 bar P2=4 bar, P Rail =2100 bar 170 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 NOx HP w/o EGR T2=55 8

Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine Result@Full load: Marine application (w/ PN limitation) Soot HP ISFC HP 0.07 0.06 0.05 0.04 0.03 0.02 0.01 0.00 205 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 200 195 190 185 180 175 η SCR = ~30 % NOx HP P2=3 bar, P Rail =1800 bar P2=4 bar, P Rail =1800 bar P2=3 bar, P Rail =2100 bar P2=4 bar, P Rail =2100 bar 170 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 NOx HP w/ EGR T2=55 DPF necessary to fulfill PN limitation w/ EGR Hard to fulfill NOx emission target SCR required (= complex system) Higher rail pressure and charge pressure recommended to reduce engine out soot reduction of DPF load w/o EGR Lower NOx conversion compare to Genset Already low engine out soot at rail pressure <2000bar DPF + SCR only application can achieve emission targets and will be cost attractive solution Soot HP ISFC HP 0.07 0.06 0.05 0.04 0.03 0.02 0.01 0.00 205 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 200 195 190 η SCR = ~80 % NOx HP 185 180 P2=3 bar, P Rail =1800 bar P2=4 bar, P Rail =1800 bar 175 P2=3 bar, P Rail =2100 bar P2=4 bar, P Rail =2100 bar 170 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 NOx HP w/o EGR T2=55 9

Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine Summary Application w/o PN limit: For all Applications 10 w/ EGR w/o EGR 2200bar: Good Soot-NOx tradeoff Good ISFC-NOx tradeoff GenSet 1 stage TC SCR DOC optional Locomotive 2 stage TC Without SCR DOC DPF optional Construction 2 stage TC Without SCR DOC 1800bar: Better ISFC-NOx tradeoff 1 stage TC SCR DOC optional 1 stage TC SCR DOC optional 1 stage TC SCR DOC optional EU stage 5 technologies will be copied: - GenSet and C&I: from EPA Tier 4 applications - Locomotive: from EU 3b applications Application w/ PN limit: For all Application Marine Railcar w/ EGR w/o EGR 1800bar: feasible 2200bar: Better Soot-NOx tradeoff 2 stage TC Without SCR 2 stage TC Without SCR 1800 bar: Better ISFC-NOx tradeoff 1 stage TC SCR 1 stage TC SCR DOC and DPF are necessary to fulfill PN limit. SCR w/o EGR for best fuel economy and lowest complexity EGR requires high EGR rates with increased charging pressure and improved EGR cooling to achieve acceptable fuel consumption.

CIMAC CASCADES KOBE 1) Emission legislation for Large Engine segment 2) Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine 3) Outlook for possible Emission Levels with existing Technologies 4) Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions 5) Summary

Outlook for possible Emission Levels with existing Technologies Combination of existing technologies (Full load) Soot in g/kwh 0.10 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 0.00 10 g/kwh BSFC in g/kwh NO x in g/kwh EGR concept 0 4 8 12 16 Non-EGR conce Engine Particle reduction NOx reduction w/ EGR, P2=3.5bar p 2 =3,5 ba w/o EGR, pp2=3.0bar 2 =3,0 ba Reduction by after treatment CRIN-LE22 (HFR1300) CRIN-LE22 (HFR1500) EGR For EU Stage V NOx : SCR w/o EGR is sufficient Soot: DOC/DPF is option in case no PN limitation For Ultra Low emission NOx : EGR for low engine out emission + SCR for further reduction at tailpipe Soot: With DOC/DPF, tailpipe emission can be reduced Combination of EGR and after treatment (SCR+DPF) enable ultra low Emissions DOC DPF Provided for informational purposes strictly on a non-reliance basis AdBlue SCR 12

CIMAC CASCADES KOBE 1) Emission legislation for Large Engine segment 2) Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine 3) Outlook for possible Emission Levels with existing Technologies 4) Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions 5) Summary

Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions Product Portfolio Fuel FIE Natural Gas Large Engine Gas Valves Economical. Powerful. Reliable. Dual Fuel CRSN Common Rail System up to 2500 bar MCRS Modular Common Rail System 1600 / 2200 bar Diesel Provided for informational purposes strictly on a non-reliance basis UI/UPS Unit Injector/ Unit Pump System Dual Fuel Conventional Mechanical systems LEGV50 LEGV400 Pump Injector Pump Injector Electronic Unit Injector Unit Pump (& NHA) Nozzle Holder Assembly (NHA) PF-Pump or Inline pump ECU Engine control unit ECU LE-ECU-MD1CE200-LE * Engine Control Unit for Large Engines, also available w/ marine certification Sensors Powertrain sensors e.g. Speed sensor Temp. Sensor Knocking sensor and further sensors. EGT Services SCR: DNOX-LE based on DNOX2.2 Marine Certification Supply module, 2x dosing modules, dosing control unit, backflow valve ABS, BV, CCS, DNV GL, Lloyd s Register Korean Register; ClassNK, RINA, RS 14

Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions MCRS-22 for best Mixture Preparation The MCRS is a Modular Common-Rail System with injectors, high-pressure pump, and an ECU tailored for large engines. System pressure levels: 1600 / 2200 bar Power range: 500 kw to 5000 kw Provided for informational purposes strictly on a non-reliance basis Injector: Pump: ECU: Multi injection up to 5 inj./cycle 2-5 plunger types available Large engine specific MCRS provides flexibility to improve combustion strategy Modular Common Rail System (high pressure pump, injector and ECU) enables very low tailpipe emissions. 15

Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions DENOX-LE System Automotive base SCR system One module (system) is consist of 2x Dosing Modules, 1x supply module 1x ETI (Backflow valve) and Dosing control unit. One module can support engines up to 1 MW Modular expandable 1..5 DENOX-LE system via CAN-Bus (20kg/h 100kg/h). Equals need for 1MW 5MW- engines. Provided for informational purposes strictly on a non-reliance basis Automotive base DENOX-LE system is reliable SCR system covering 1MW 5MW engines. 16

Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions LEGV Provided for informational purposes strictly on a non-reliance basis Gas engine has a potential to achieve very low emissions LEGV (Large Engine Gas Valve) is Cylinder-individual gas admission valve for SI & DF engines Features of Bosch LEGV High lifetime of up to 720 mill. load-cycles, which corresponds to approx. 16,000 h @ 1500rpm Reduce TCO (Total Cost Ownership) Support the optimization of HC slip and transient response time of engine Modular gas valve design allows adaptation to engine specific flow rates and housing incl. Marine Customer specific design Reduce TCO by high lifetime and flexible design by modular concept 17

CIMAC CASCADES KOBE 1) Emission legislation for Large Engine segment 2) Feasibility study for EU Stage V by Single Cylinder Engine 3) Outlook for possible Emission Levels with existing Technologies 4) Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions 5) Summary

Bosch Technologies to achieve Ultra Low Emissions and an Assessment what is feasible in short term Summary 1. Meeting today s most stringent emission regulations EU Stage V and EPA Tier 4 is feasible with state-of-the-art system configurations including Common Rail, SCR and DPF 2. The combination of EGR plus SCR and DPF allows OEMs to target ultra low emissions beyond today s requirements Bosch contributes with technical solutions to allow engine OEMs achieving ultra low emissions using MCRS-22 Injection system Engine Control Unit MD1CE200 DENOX-LE system Gas Admission Valve LEGV

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