CPT Announces Turbo Charged Engine to Help Torque and Emissions Performance

September 26, 2008: UK-based Controlled Power Technologies (CPT) announced that its switched reluctance motor-powered electric supercharger Variable Torque Enhancement System (VTS) is ready for production applications. It states  that the VTS will be more cost effective, and therefore more broadly applied, for engine downsizing. The VTES electric supercharger, which operates independently of engine speed, can significantly increase the air charge density over the first 10 combustion cycles of a low speed transient, thereby enabling real improvements in both transient torque and emissions performance. For more information, click here.