#Main Engine Cylinder Liner

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RA Power Solutions is the largest Allen cylinder manufacturer and producer. We have the manufacturing drawings available for most of the models of the popular engines. We also manufacture the cylinder liners as per the drawing and chemical composition of a cylinder liner provided by the clients. The liners can also be developed and manufactured as per the sample.  For more details on cylinder liner manufacture and supplies, cast iron cylinder liner, and cast steel cylinder liner manufacturer email info@rapowersolutions.com, and call +91 9810012383 or tel. +91-124-4251615. 

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We manufacture cylinder liners and cylinder sleeves for all prominent marine and industrial diesel engine makes and models, including Daihatsu, Yanmar, Bergen, Niigata, Mirrlees, Alco, ABC, Crepelle, Nohab, and Allen. We follow OEM specifications while manufacturing cylinder sleeves and liners. The design or sample is used to create and produce cylinder liners.

Small quantities are also appropriate. Please email us at info@rapowersolutions.com, or visit this link for additional information about cylinder liner manufacturers: https://turbineshaft.in/cylinder-liners-cylinder-sleeves.html

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Volvo P1800 (with Aston Martin DP208 engine) 

With the introduction of the Volvo P1800 in January 1960 in Brussels, the story of this unique car begins. The shape of the Volvo P1800 is the work (from 1957) of Pelle Petterson then working for Pietro Frua in Italy. The first series, starting with the model year 1961, was assembled in the UK by Jensen motors in West Bromwich. The bodies were delivered by train from the Pressed Steel company works in Lynnwood. The cars were powered by the proven Volvo B18 1.8 litre carburetted engine with 90hp. It was identical with the engine from the Volvo 122 S saloon which, according to Aston Martin chief Sir David Brown, was somewhat inadequate to power a proper sports car and he decided to commence a rather bold experiment. In March 1961 he commissioned his engineers to develop a 2.5 litre 4-cylinder engine with the potential to be sold in large numbers to various companies. The internal code for the project was DP208 and the project responsible was none other than legendary John Wyre (Astons racing manager responsible for Aston Martin’s 1959 Le Mans victory). He had a budget of 3’000 pounds available (the about 36’000 Swiss francs). The engineering team around (equally famous) Tadek Marek jumped at the task and shortened a existing DB4 engine by cutting off two cylinders. The crankcase, crankshaft and camshaft had to be designed and built from scratch while the liners, pistons and valves could be taken straight from the six cylinder DB4 engine. After the first three engines had been completed, Sir David Brown made an agreement with the then UK Volvo importer Charles Singer to test one of the units in a Volvo P1800 and he commissioned John Wyer with the task.

Over the following 12 months the car was tested extensively, among others by Marek’s wife and a successful corporation with Volvo should then have materialised. In the meantime, Volvo unfortunately had decided to terminate its corporation with Jensen due to major quality problems with the coachwork construction and painting process and had transferred the complete construction of the P1800 to the Volvo main site at Lundby near Göteborg in Sweden. Perhaps the - rather complex - engine proved to be too costly for Volvo; after all the P 1800 was advertised at below $4’000 in the USA, and the targeted weight saving could also not be realised. As a result, project DP208 was cancelled probably in 1964, with the test mule scrapped and the remaining engines used for other projects.

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Main Engine Parts Supplier and Exporter in USA, Spain, India

Exporter of Main Engine Parts - Cylinder cover, Cylinder Liner, and Piston offered by Megatech Marine Services, in India, USA, Togo, Greece, and Germany.

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Premium Cylinder Liners for Enhanced Engine Performance

Essential parts of an engine's construction and cylinder liners greatly affect engine performance and lifetime. Often called engine sleeves, these liners offer a protective layer inside the engine's cylinders where combustion takes place. Maintaining ideal engine performance depends on heat dissipation, which the liners aid with, as well as from less friction and wear and strain. Premium-quality cylinder liners guarantee that the engine operates smoothly, effectively, and for a longer amount of time, whether the vehicle is commercial, industrial equipment, or personal car. One cannot emphasize their importance in improving general engine conditions.

Material Quality and Manufacturing Accuracy

The materials used and the manufacturing precision determine most of the lifetime and performance of cylinder liners. Usually formed from high-grade cast iron or alloyed steel, premium cylinder liners have excellent resistance to wear, heat, and corrosion, which makes these materials desirable. Including honing and precision polishing, the manufacturing process guarantees that the liners preserve an exact fit and excellent roundness. This accuracy reduces friction between the piston and the liner, producing smoother engine performance. Avoiding expensive repairs and guaranteeing long-term dependability depend on investments in premium cylinder liners.

Improved heat dissipation for best performance

Their capacity to improve heat dissipation is among the main benefits of premium cylinder liners. During combustion, engines produce a lot of heat; if this heat is not well controlled, overheating and damage may result. Premium liners improve engine performance by effectively transferring heat away from the combustion chamber, therefore preventing overheating. These liners lower component failure risk and enable the engine to function more effectively by preserving a balanced temperature. This is crucial for high-performance engines running under specific demanding conditions.

Reducing Wear and Tear in Highly Stressful Conditions

Particularly in commercial and industrial uses, engines bear great stress. This strain, over time, can cause internal components—especially the cylinder walls—to degrade. A protective barrier and premium cylinder liners help to lower engine wear and tear. Their new manufacturing methods and better materials guarantee that they may survive in high-stress conditions without sacrificing their structural integrity. Lowering the frequency of maintenance and replacements increases engine lifetime. Furthermore, by reducing wear, these liners preserve engine performance and fuel economy, thus saving long-term costs.

Long-Term Benefits and Cost-Effectiveness

Although premium cylinder liners would seem to be a major outlay, their long-term advantages much exceed their original cost. Over time, these liners save a great deal by shielding the engine from too much wear, enhancing fuel economy, and avoiding expensive repairs. Furthermore, premium liners are a great option for both personal and business automobiles because of their higher dependability and performance. Their longevity guarantees fewer replacements, which reduces maintenance expenses. Any engine owner would be wise to invest in these liners, given their low cost and improved engine performance they produce.

Conclusion

Enhancement in engine performance, heat dissipation, and wear reduction in high-stress environments all depend on premium cylinder liners. Their premium components and exact production guarantees better fuel economy and a longer lifetime for your engine. Although the initial cost could be more than that of regular liners, their long-term advantages—fewer repairs and reduced maintenance costs—make them wise investments. Consider premium cylinder liners from thepartsxperts.com, where quality meets innovation for the best engine solutions if you want to improve the performance and lifetime of your engine.

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John-Deere 3029, 4039, 4045, 6059, 6068 Engines (Saran)-499999CD Disassembly

This article describes the disassembly of John-Deere 3029, 4039, 4045, 6059, 6068 Engines (Saran)-499999CD

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 ENGINE DISASSEMBLY SEQUENCE

The following sequence is suggested when complete

disassembly for overhaul is required. Refer to the

appropriate repair group when removing individual

engine components.

1. Drain all coolant and engine oil. Check engine oilfor metal contaminates (see Groups 25 and 30). 

2. Remove fan belts, fan, and alternator (seeGroup 30). 

3. Remove turbocharger (if equipped) and exhaust manifold (see Group 35). 

4. Remove rocker arm cover with vent tube. On engines having an Option Code label on rocker arm cover, be careful not to damage label (see Group 05). 

5. Remove water manifold with thermostats (see Group 30). 

6. Remove oil cooler piping and water pump (seeGroups 25 and 30).(Continued on next page) 

7. Remove dipstick, oil filter, and engine oil cooler.

Discard standard-flow oil cooler if oil contained metal

particles (see Group 25). 

8. Remove oil pressure regulating valve assembly(see Group 25).

9. Remove fuel filter, fuel transfer pump, and fuel lines (see Group 40). 

10. Remove injection lines, injection pump, andinjection nozzles (see Group 40). 

11. Remove starting motor. 

12. Remove rocker arm assembly and push rods.Keep rods in sequence (see Group 05). Check forbent push rods and condition of wear pad contactsurfaces on rockers. 

13. Remove cylinder head. Check piston protrusion.Verify piston height selection (see Groups 05 and10).

14. Remove cam followers. Keep in same sequence as removed (see Group 20).

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15. Remove oil pan (see Group 25). 

16. Remove flywheel and flywheel housing (see Group 15). 

17. Remove crankshaft pulley (see Group 15). 

18. Remove timing gear cover (see Group 20). 

19. Remove oil pump drive gear, outlet tube (and its O-ring in block) and pump body (see Group 25). 

20. Remove oil slinger, timing gears and camshaft.Perform wear checks (see  roup 20). 

21. Remove balancer shafts (4-cylinder only, if equipped), see Group 20. 

22. Remove engine front plate (see Group 20). 

23. Remove lube oil system by-pass valve (see  Group 25). 

24. Stamp cylinder number on rod (if required). Remove pistons and rods. Perform wear checks with  “PLASTIGAGE”. On 4 and 6-cylinder engines, remove  two at a time (see Group 10). 

25. Remove main bearings and crankshaft. Perform  wear checks with  PLASTIGAGE” (see Group 15). 

26. Remove cylinder liners and mark each one with  cylinder number from which removed (see Group 10). 

27. Remove piston cooling orifices (see Groups 10  and 15). 

28. Remove balancer shaft and camshaft bushings (if  equipped), see Group 20.

29. Remove cylinder block plugs and serial number plate (as required) when block is to be put in a “hot  tank” (see Group 10).   

30. Clean out liner bores (upper and lower areas)  with nylon brush (see Group 10).

31. Measure cylinder block (see Groups 10, 15, and  20)

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Engine (part 1)

Powers the motorcycle.

Functions :

Cylinder Head :

Combustion chamber of the engine.

Location for installing spark plugs.

Site for distributing lubricating oil.

Place for valve mechanisms.

Intake and exhaust passages.

Location for circulating coolant.

Region for the water jacket flow.

Head Gasket :

Oil leak prevention and seal maintenance from cylinder block to head.

Compression support for combustion.

Pressure containment to prevent spreading from cylinder block to head.

Heat management from cylinder block to head.

Cylinder Block :

It gives a cozy home for the piston to move up and down smoothly.

Directs the power made during combustion to push the piston.

Helps the crankshaft (a part that turns motion into rotation) do its job.

Acts like a highway for coolant, keeping things cool.

Creates a path for oil to keep the engine running smoothly.

Acts as the main hub for engine parts to chill together.

Keeps the engine's ID (serial number) in a safe place.

Provides a space for fuel to ignite and power up the engine.

Supports important parts like cylinder liners, cylinder head, and flywheel, making the engine work like a charm.

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Valve Mechanisms

2 Types of Valves :

Intake Valve :

Location : Top of the cylinder.

Function : Controls the air and fuel going into the engine.

Importance : Makes sure clean air and fuel get inside the engine.

Exhaust Valve :

Location : Side or bottom of the cylinder.

Function : Manages the exit of used gases from the engine.

Importance : Helps get rid of the stuff the engine doesn't need anymore.

Functions of Valves :

Managing the Fuel-Air Mix : The intake valve controls how the air and fuel blend enters the cylinders, kicking off the combustion process. This shapes the motorcycle's power and overall performance.

Clearing Used-up Gases : The exhaust valve directs the removal of burnt gases from the cylinders, preventing the build-up of exhaust gases inside the engine and improving how efficiently the motorcycle runs.

Types of Valves :

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OHV (Over Head Valve) :

Characteristics : 1. Simple design with the camshaft located near the crankshaft. 2. Uses push rods to operate the valves. 3. Often found in smaller engines like lawnmowers and some older vehicle designs. Pros : 1. Cost-effective to manufacture. 2. Compact design, suitable for smaller engines. 3. Generally, reliable and durable. Cons : 1. Limited in high-performance applications. 2. Less precise valve control compared to DOHC. 3. Typically, not as fuel-efficient as more modern designs.

SOHC (Single Overhead Camshaft) :

Characteristics : 1. Uses a single camshaft placed in the engine head. 2. The camshaft controls both intake and exhaust valves through rocker arms or similar mechanisms. 3. Commonly used in a variety of vehicles. Pros : 1. More efficient than OHV in terms of valve control. 2. Provides a good balance between performance and cost. 3. Suitable for everyday use and a wide range of applications. Cons : 1. Generally less powerful than DOHC engines. 2. Limited in high-performance applications. 3. May not offer as precise valve timing as DOHC.

DOHC (Double Overhead Camshaft):

Characteristics : 1. Uses two camshafts, one for intake valves and one for exhaust valves. 2. Camshafts are typically located in the engine head. 3. Allows for precise valve timing and control. Pros : 1. Excellent valve control, leading to better performance. 2. Suitable for high-performance vehicles. 3. Can achieve higher engine speeds and power output. Cons : 1. More complex and expensive to manufacture. 2. Requires more maintenance. 3. Generally not as fuel-efficient at lower speeds compared to SOHC.

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Types :

Note : There are more than 8 types. These eight are the most common engines.

Single Engine :

Description : A single-cylinder engine has only one cylinder. Pros : Simple design, lightweight, and cost-effective. Cons : Vibrations, less power compared to multi-cylinder engines.

Function : Simple, lightweight design suitable for basic transportation. Motorbike Example : Honda CRF230F.

Parallel-Twin Engine :

Description : Two cylinders arranged parallel to each other. Pros : Compact size, good torque at lower RPMs. Cons : Moderate vibrations, less smooth than inline-four.

Function : Balanced performance with good torque, suitable for various riding styles. Motorbike Example : Yamaha MT-07.

Inline-Three Engine :

Description : Three cylinders arranged in a line. Pros : Balance of power and fuel efficiency, smoother than a single. Cons : Slightly more complex than a twin, but less than a four.

Function : Balances power and fuel efficiency, providing a smooth ride. Motorbike Example : Triumph Street Triple.

Inline-Four Engine :

Description : Four cylinders in a line. Pros : High power, smooth performance, well-balanced. Cons : Larger size, complexity, and potential for more weight.

Function : High power and smooth performance, ideal for sport and touring bikes. Motorbike Example : Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R.

V-Twin Engine :

Description : Two cylinders arranged in a V-shape. Pros : Strong torque, unique sound, compact. Cons : Can have uneven power delivery, may produce more heat.

Function : Strong torque, distinctive sound, suitable for cruisers and custom bikes. Motorbike Example : Harley-Davidson Sportster.

L-Twin Engine :

Description : Similar to a V-twin but with one cylinder vertical and the other horizontal. Pros : Good torque, unique configuration. Cons : Some uneven power delivery, more complex than a V-twin.

Function : Good torque with a unique configuration, often found in sport and touring bikes. Motorbike Example : Ducati Panigale V2.

V4 Engine :

Description : Four cylinders arranged in a V-shape. Pros : Good power and balance, smooth performance. Cons : Can be larger, more complex and costly to manufacture.

Function : Balances power and smoothness, suitable for sport and touring motorcycles. Motorbike Example : Honda VFR1200F.

Flat Twins (Boxer Engine) :

Description : Two cylinders arranged horizontally. Pros : Low center of gravity, smooth operation. Cons : Wider, potentially more complex design.

Function : Low center of gravity, smooth operation, often used in touring bikes. Motorbike Example : BMW R1250GS.

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Cylinders

Engines & The Number of Cylinders :

Single CC Range : 50cc - 500cc

Twin : CC Range : 250cc - 2000cc Straight-Twin V-Twin Flat-Twin Tandem-Twin

Triple : CC Range : 600cc - 1200cc Inline-Three

Four : CC Range : 600cc - 2000cc Inline-Four Flat Four V4 Square Four

Five : CC Range : 1500cc+ V5

Six : CC Range : 1200cc - 1800cc Inline-Six Flat Six V8

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Strokes

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Engine Displacement

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Fuel System

Fuel Delivery

Fuel delivery is the process of supplying fuel to the engine for combustion. It involves mechanisms like fuel injection or carburetion, ensuring the right fuel-air mixture for engine performance.

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Types of Fuel Delivery :

1. Fuel Injection : What it is : Modern way of delivering fuel to the engine. How it works : Sprays precise amounts of fuel directly into the engine. Location : Fuel injectors near the intake manifold or in the engine; throttle body near the engine. Pros : More efficient, better control, usually cleaner emissions. Cons : Can be more complex and expensive. 2. Carburetion : What it is : Traditional method of mixing air and fuel. How it works : Uses a carburetor to blend air and fuel before entering the engine. Location : Carburetor usually on the side or top of the engine, connected to the intake manifold. Pros : Simplicity, lower cost. Cons : Generally less precise, potentially lower efficiency.

Throttle System

Controls the amount of air and fuel entering the engine, ultimately regulating the engine's power and speed.

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Mechanical Throttle (by-Cable)

Operation : Utilises a physical cable to connect the throttle grip on the handlebar to the throttle valve in the carburetor or throttle body. Characteristics : Direct mechanical linkage. Responsive but may require periodic adjustments. Common in older motorcycles and some traditional or simpler models. Pros : Simplicity. Familiarity for riders accustomed to older bikes. Cons : May require more frequent adjustments. Limited integration with advanced electronic features.

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Electronic Throttle (by-Wire)

Operation : Replaces the physical cable with electronic sensors and actuators that send signals to control the throttle valve. Characteristics : Offers more precise control. Integrates with advanced engine management systems. Can include additional features like cruise control and traction control. Pros : Enhanced control and responsiveness. Enables integration with modern electronic systems. Potential for additional functionalities. Cons : Complex electronic systems may be more challenging to troubleshoot or repair. Initial cost may be higher.

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The main advantage of auto sleeves in Nissan engines is that they provide ease of maintenance.

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Marine Engine Cylinder Liner | RA Power Solutions

RA Power Solutions specializes in the manufacture of marine engine cylinder liner, a crucial component ensuring smooth ship operations.  RA Power Solutions' liners are crafted with precision, using high-quality materials that enhance durability. They play a vital role in maintaining optimal engine performance, preventing overheating, and reducing friction. With a commitment to excellence, we ensure their marine engine cylinder liners meet industry standards, contributing to the reliability and efficiency of marine engines. Trust in RA Power for top-notch solutions that keep your marine engines running seamlessly on the high seas. To get further details regarding main engine cylinder liner, and compressor cylinder liner producer, contact us at info@rapowersolutions.com, 0124-425-1615, or +91-9810012383. YouTube: https://youtu.be/d1oU4vmGqec?feature=shared

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JAC T6 Bakkie Gets More Power

JAC Motors South Africa has beefed up its T6 one-tonne range by adding a 2,8-litre TDI double-cab variant, consequently from customer input locally and from neighbouring countries.

The 2,8-litre four-cylinder common-rail inter-cooled turbo-charged diesel engine develops 68 kW at 3 600 r/min and 210 Nm torque between 1 800 r/min and 2 000 r/min. The powerplant connects to a five-speed manual transmission in the 4×2 and a six-speed manual transmission in the 4×4 derivative.

The T6 2.8L TDI offers a claimed fuel consumption of 7,9 l/100 km, and the 4×4 achieves 10,5 l/100 km on average.

“Over the past five years, customer feedback played an important role in our brand’s local growth. We believe the market’s need for a reliable and fuel-economical 2,8-litre turbo-diesel engine is one of those examples where we can respond with tried and tested products,” says Karl-Heinz Göbel, CEO of JAC Motors South Africa.

The new engine came as a response to requests from customers from neighbouring countries and remote parts of South Africa, with its core focus on affordability, reliability, and ease of maintenance.

The T6 2.8L TDI engine earned its workhorse credentials globally and ticked off all the boxes in terms of what the local market wants, including excellent retail price points of less than R350 000 for the 4×2 and R400 000 for the 4×4 derivative.

Fuel consumption of the engine under normal and extreme working conditions is one of its main selling points. Add to that its track record of reliability and easy and low-cost maintenance, and the car caters for big fleet owners and regular customers.

The JAC T6 has a ladder frame suspension and a double-wishbone independent front suspension with coil springs, while the 245/65 R17 tyre size of the T6 2.8L TDI improves loading performance and reduces understeer.

It has a turning radius of 6,2 metres with a ground clearance of 197 mm and a 900 kg payload, also supporting a maximum Towing Mass (Braked) of 2,000 kg.

The double-skinned load box measures 1 520 mm × 1 520 mm × 470 mm with an anti-scratch and corrosion-resistant truck bed liner.

“Our T6 bakkies are reliable all-rounders with excellent gravel-road ability, comfortable cabs, and big load boxes. The addition of the 2.8L TDI derivative, with its reliable and durable drivetrain and low maintenance cost, now offers potential customers a choice of an economical workhorse at a much lower purchase price than its double-cab competitors,” says Göbel.

Standard features include fog lamps, electrically adjustable mirrors with integrated indicator lights, running boards, alloy wheels and a style bar.

The T6 2.8L TDI features two crash bags, anti-lock braking and EBD (Electronic Brake-force Distribution). A high-mounted brake light, reverse camera, rear parking sensors and speed-sensing auto door locks are standard equipment for added safety and convenience.

Interior trimmings include power steering, a height-adjustable leather-trimmed multi-function steering wheel, air-conditioning, leather seats and power windows.

The T6 2.8L TDI 4×4 features an electronically controlled four-wheel-drive system with an approach angle of 29,6 degrees, a break-over angle of 23,5 degrees and a departure angle of 22,4 degrees. 

The official retail prices of the T6 range include the company’s standard five-year/150 000 km manufacturer’s warranty and five-year/60 000 km service plan.

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Crack Repair By Metal Stitching And Metal Locking

RA Power Solutions Pvt Ltd is the only company in the world, that can undertake repair of damaged, cast components and crack repair onsite, even while sailing of the vessel. The video shows successful repair of the main engine block and cylinder liners which developed cracks. Our expert technicians specialize in repairing badly damaged castings or cracks. For more details, please email us at rajshahani@rapowersolutions.com, or info@rapowersolutions.com, or call us at +91 9582647131 or +91 9810012383.

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CNG cylinder

Type 1 CNG CYLINDERS

Type 1 CNG Cylinders for LIGHT-DUTY VEHICLES, MEDIUM AND HEAVY-DUTY VEHICLES Type 1 CNG cylinders are made of steel. Available Capacity (L), 30, 35, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90. DSW CNG cylinders are manufactured conforming to specific country national standards or International standards like ISO: 11439, ECER 110, GB17258, ISO: 11120 Compressed Natural Gas cylinders (CNG cylinders) are a popular alternative with truck, transit, and refuse fleets.

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Description

ISO11439 Type 1 CNG CYLINDERS

Type 1 CNG cylinders are used regularly in science and engineering buildings, machine shops, and retail and campus dining. Researchers, staff, and contractors store and use various compressed gases for different reasons. Compressed natural gas (CNG) is a fuel gas mainly composed of methane (CH4), compressed to less than 1% of the volume it occupies at standard atmospheric pressure.

CNG TANK SIZES

what is a Type 1 gas cylinder?

Type 1 CNG gas cylinders: Type 1 cylinders feature an all-steel shell construction, featuring no composite materials in their design.

Type 1 CNG Cylinder, which can store natural gas under pressure 20MPa or 25MPa made of 4130X seamless steel tube with ISO9809-1/ISO9809-3/EN/DOT approval. which are explosive pressure vessels containing flammable and explosive gases. The storage pressure for automotive cylinders is 20MPa.

Suitable applications include: Scuba Modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) Laboratory Onsite industrial/manufacturing

There are four categories available in CNG gas cylinders. The first category is seamless alloy steel cylinders (CNG-1). CNG-2 is a composite gas cylinder with steel or aluminum lining and a barrel reinforced with long fibers impregnated with “hoop winding” resin. The third category is composite gas cylinders with aluminum liner plus carbon fiber fully wound and glass fiber ring wound reinforcement (CNG-3). The fourth category is the composite gas cylinder with plastic liner plus carbon fiber full winding and glass fiber ring winding reinforcement (CNG-4).

Each of these Compressed Gas cylinders has its advantages and disadvantages, and it depends.

The main cylinders used worldwide are steel cylinders, generally made from high-quality chromium-molybdenum steel, and the ISO 11439 and ECE R110 standards can meet the requirements of most countries.

A complete automotive CNG cylinder has a cap, a valve, and a safety relief device. The cap protects the valve, and the safety relief device on the valve should be of the rupture disc-fusible plug combination type.

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Mega Marine | Ship Machinery Parts

We are supplier for marine engine parts & its spares, machinery, automation and general items.

We supply and export below items on regular basis of original maker products: 

· Main engine parts & spares for B&W SULZER MAN MITSUBISHI AKASAKA MAK series and all other makers. 

· Auxiliary engine parts & spares for YANMAR/DAIHATSU/WARTSILA/SULZER/ALLAN/VOLVO/CAT/GM and all other makers.

· Turbo chargers & spares for MITSUBISHI/ABB/MAN and other makers.

· Complete Engine & D.G. Set, Crankshaft, Engine Frame, Cylinder Cove, Cylinder Liner, Piston, Connecting Rod, Piston Rod, Exhaust Valve and Seat, Fuel Pump, Camshaft, Water & Oil Pump 

· Oil purifiers, Air compressors, chilling compressor, Oily water separator & its filters/ PPM Monitors, Bilge pump, Hydraulic pump & Hyd. Items Any type of makers and it types.

· Injector tester or fuel valve test bench for any of the engine. (IOP MARINE OBEL-P PRODUCTS Denmark, HANMI MARINE Korea, L’orange, Nagano Japan, WooAm Korea, Diesel KIKI, ZEXEL, Bosch, akasaka, Mitsubishi)

· High Pressure Hydraulic Pumps (IOP Marine, Goltens, Fujikin japan, Nagano Japan, SKF)

· Helping tools, Engine indicator, Feeler gauge, Peak pressure gauge all makers available. Brands: Leutert, Lemag, Viggo A. Kjaer, etc. All types of pressure gauges, Temperature, Rpm meter, etc.

· Lashing material: For Container vessel : GERMAN LASHING, MacGregor, SEC Breman

· Life boat its equipment & spare parts.

· Governor, Governor motors & spares.

· Oil Content Monitor [bilge alarm] ppm monitor & sensors.

· Wildon pumps/helping tools items.

· Wire Rope for crane

We are largest stockiest of filters for crane/ Hyd. filters /M/E filters /Generator filters /OWS filters & other machinery filters for vessel, we have more than 1 lakh filters in ready stock .

Feel free to contact us for any questions or any kind of marine related requirements.

We do export worldwide at competitive & reasonable prices.

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John Deere PowerTech 9.0 Engine Disassembly Sequence for Overhaul

John Deere PowerTech 9.0 Engine Disassembly Sequence for Overhaul.The following sequence is suggested when complete disassembly for overhaul is required. 

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John Deere EDL V2 Adapter

John Deere Parts Advisor EPC 2023

Instructions: 1. Drain all coolant and engine oil. Check engine oil for metal contaminates. 2. Remove turbocharger oil inlet line and oil return line. Remove turbocharger and air pipe to EGR cooler assembly. 3. Remove fan pulley and thermostat housing assembly. 4. Remove coolant pump assembly from timing gear cover. NOTE: DO NOT damage option code label (if equipped),when removing rocker arm cover. NOTE: The vent hose should be disconnected from the vent elbow. The vent elbow should not be removed from the rocker arm cover unless the intent is to replace the elbow assembly. 5. Remove breather hose from rocker arm cover. Remove rocker arm cover. 6. Remove electronic injector wiring harness. 7. Remove rocker arm assembly and push rods. Identify parts for reassembly. 8. Remove front crankshaft pulley and damper assembly. 9. Remove fuel injection lines, fuel connectors, and injection nozzles. 10. Remove engine oil filter, filter base, and valve housing 11. Remove fuel filter and mounting base. Remove high pressure fuel pump gear cover and remove injection pump. 12. Remove high pressure common rail. 13. Remove engine oil cooler assembly 14. Remove front and rear exhaust manifolds and EGR cooler and valve assembly. 15. Remove air intake manifold. NOTE: ALWAYS bolt down liners when rotating engine flywheel with cylinder head removed. 16. Remove cylinder head with assembly. Remove head gasket. 17. Revolve engine on repair stand and remove engine oil pump assembly. 18. Remove front timing gear cover. 19. Revolve engine to vertical position. Remove pistons and connecting rods. Identify for reassembly. Perform bearing-to-journal wear checks with PLASTIGAGE®. 20. On SAE No. 3 flywheel housings, remove flywheel housing and then remove flywheel. 21. On SAE No. 1 and 2 flywheel housings, remove flywheel and then remove flywheel housing. 22. Remove main bearing caps and remove crankshaft.Perform bearing-to-journal wear checks with PLASTIGAGE®. 23. Remove camshaft and cam followers. Identify for reassembly. 24. Revolve engine to horizontal position, remove liners, O-rings, and packings. Mark liners for reassembly in same bore from which removed. 25. Remove piston cooling orifices from cylinder block. 26. Remove any sensors/gauges, cylinder block plugs and engine serial number plate, if block is to be put in a “hot tank

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