EGR — steht für: Abgasrückführung, von englisch Exhaust Gas Recirculation Eagle Air (Sierra Leone), ICAO Code der Fluggesellschaft EG Richtlinie, siehe Richtlinie (EU) Enhanced Gas Recovery: eine Abkürzung aus dem Bereich der Geotechnik, die… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Egr. — Egr. abbr. egregio … Dizionario italiano
EGR — Recirculation des gaz d échappement La recirculation des gaz d échappement, ou EGR pour Exhaust gas recirculation (le terme anglais est plus couramment rencontré dans la littérature) est un système inventé au début des années 1970 qui consiste à… … Wikipédia en Français
EGR — Acronym for Exhaust gas recirculation. Also see negative transducer EGR valve vacuum modulated EGR … Dictionary of automotive terms
EGR (disambiguation) — EGR may refer to:* East Grand Rapids, a city in Western Michigan, United States * Exhaust gas recirculation, a NOx reduction technique * Eastern Goldfields Railway, an Australian railway * East Grinstead railway station, a UK railway station with … Wikipedia
EGR valve — [1] A part of an EGR system mounted on or near the inlet manifold and controlled by inlet manifold vacuum, which is usually closed at idle and low speeds, but opens during acceleration, admitting exhaust gas to the inlet manifold. Most EGR valves … Dictionary of automotive terms
EGR valve position sensor — (EVP) A potentiometric sensor used in electronically controlled EGR system. Sensor wiper position is proportional to EGR valve pintle position, which allows electronic control assembly to determine actual EGR flow at any point in time … Dictionary of automotive terms
EGR control solenoid — (EGRC) energizes to allow manifold vacuum to the EGR gas temperature … Dictionary of automotive terms
EGR vacuum — A vacuum source above the closed throttle plate; used for control of ported EGR valves. Vacuum is zero at closed throttle … Dictionary of automotive terms
EGR vent solenoid — (EGRV) electrical solenoid that normally vents EGRC vacuum line. When EGRV is energized, EGRC can open the EGR valve … Dictionary of automotive terms