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10%
9% Optimized use of
3%
SCR and naturally aspirated
8%
Percent Improvement
air compressor
5%
4%
3.5%
3% Combustion and
2% system optimization
1% 2%
0%
2011-2012 2013 2014
Baseline is 2010 fuel economy.
*Baseline is 2010 Fuel Economy
Note: Fuel economy is influenced by many factors. Actual mpg gains may vary.
Integrated Powertrain: Competitive Summary
Vehicles Built in
As depicted inthis
2013 Calendar
chart Year
where the ISX15 Eaton® UltraShift® PLUS is the baseline, aerodynamically
Chassis A tractors
efficient and B with an aerodynamically
powered by the Cummins andcomparable package Powertrain have demonstrated
Eaton SmartAdvantage
better fuel economy than other 2013 integrated powertrain packages.
5
4
Percent Better
Than Baseline
3
Direct
2 Drive
Neutral Neutral
1 Coast Coast
Base Base Base
0
B:15L B: 15L B:15L SmartAdvantage
Line-Haul Regional-Haul Line-Haul Line-Haul
-1
Percent Worse
Than Baseline
-2
-3
-4 A:13L
A:13L
Line-Haul Regional-Haul
-5
Competitor A was powered by a 2013-compliant engine.
Competitor B was powered by a 2014 greenhouse gas (GHG)-compliant engine.
Based on a controlled fuel economy evaluation of SAE Type-IV versus an integrated powertrain
competitor, the ISX15 SmartAdvantage, along with the naturally aspirated air compressor and optimized
Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR), delivers up to 3% better mpg in a typical line-haul duty cycle.
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