Category: Diesel Fuels & Diesel Fuel Systems
A great deal of sludge can be removed from crude oil by proper settling. A recommended settling system consists of two conebottomed tanks, Figure 11,…
Engine inspection intervals should be reduced by 50% when using crude oil as fuel, and maintenance routines should be modified based on the results of…
The crude may contain excessive amounts of sediment and water that will require removal before they get to the engine. This can usually be accomplished…
Note: Crude oils are not suitable for use as fuel in all engine applications. The suitability of these fuels for use is determined on a…
The following information is required to perform the calculations: Engine model Engine developed power (MCR or CSR) Engine speed Brake specific fuel consumption (bsfc) Initial…
The fuel supply temperature must be within specified limits for optimum injector life and maximum power capability. Fuel systems without fuel coolers rely on the…
Fuel costs typically represent the single highest operating cost associated with any diesel engine application. This has promoted various fuel conservation practices that can usually…
If the installation warrants, used lubricating oil can be blended and used in the engine in a continuous manner. The normal method uses a centrifuge…
With legislation and ecological pressures, it is becoming increasingly difficult to dispose of used oil. The burning of used crankcase oil in 3600/C280 engines is…