Interfacing Of Automation In Air Filter Cleaner

Abstract

The air filters in an air intake system permanently removes foreign particles such as dust, dirt and soot from the intake air, thereby maintaining the performance of the engine and protecting it from damage. Proper maintenance can help vehicles perform as designed, thereby positively affecting fuel economy, emissions, and overall drivability. This paper addresses the issues of air filters proper cleaning. In contrast, a recent study showed that the fuel economy of modern gasoline vehicles is virtually unaffected by filter clogging due to the closed loop control and throttled operation of these engines. Because modern engines operate without throttling, a different result could be anticipated. This paper describes the measured results with focus on changes in vehicle fuel economy but also includes performance. The effects of air filters performance were studied and the analysis is carried out with the different diesel engine of cleaned air filters.