Integrated oil pan assembly: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Structural failure and oil leakage in internal combustion systems drive high warranty costs. These innovations mitigate risk through specialized sump component geometry and sealing interfaces.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Integrated oil pan assembly?
Inadequate powertrain thermal regulation
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Excessive heat accumulation in transmission fluids and hydraulic components leads to mechanical failure and reduced efficiency. Effective thermal management prevents fluid degradation and ensures consistent hydraulic pressure for vehicle control.
Component packaging space constraints
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Fluid pressure fluctuations and mechanical vibrations in oil pump systems create acoustic disturbances. Mitigating these noises prevents component fatigue and improves vehicle cabin refinement.
Excessive powertrain assembly volume
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Standard engine configurations suffer from spatial inefficiencies and excessive mass due to discrete housing components. Integrating the oil pan with balance shaft housings reduces the total footprint and weight of the powertrain.