Detroit Diesel Series 50 - 60 GAS
Detroit Diesel Series 50 - 60 GAS
Detroit Diesel Series 50 - 60 GAS
Leo Beattie
Agenda
Introduction / Background Specifications, Ratings and Emissions Glossary of Terms and Engine Sensors Series 50G / 60G Engine Components
Major Engine Control Systems Other Unique Engine Systems Vehicle Fuel System
OEM Interfaces with Engine Unique Requirements for Gas Engines Summary
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Mission Statement
To Provide Proven Alternate Fueled Engines in Conjunction with Our Diesel Engines that Exceed Our Customers Expectations The First Time, Every Time
DDC Milestones
Alternative Fuel Engineering Started First Alternative Vehicle on Road The First Emission Certified Alternative Fueled Engines (Methanol) Introduced Ethanol Engine Introduced LNG/Diesel Duel Fuel Engine Introduced Dedicated Natural Gas Engines 1970s 1983 1991 1992 1992 1994
Ethanol Fueled
Urban Buses Heavy Duty Trucks
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Flywheel Housings Gear Train and Front Cover Lubrication System External Accessories
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Displacement
Compression Ratio Engine Control Ignition Aspiration Fuel Control Throttle
8.5 Liters
10:1 DDEC IV, On-Engine Electronic Spark Turbocharged DDC Closed Loop 60 mm Electronic
12.7 Liters
10:1 DDEC IV, On-Engine Electronic Spark Turbocharged DDC Closed Loop 68 mm Electronic
Rated Power
Peak Torque
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Series 60G
4-Cycle (Dedicated Fuel)
12.7 Liters 10:1
Ignition
Aspiration Fuel Control Throttle Ratings Engine Hp Engine Hp 60 Hz 50 Hz
Electronic Spark
Turbocharged DDC Low Pressure 60 mm Electronic 225 HP - 300 HP N/A
Electronic Spark
Turbocharged DDC Low Pressure 68 mm Electronic 340 HP - 450 HP 230 HP - 400 HP
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Availability Now
Series 50G
275 HP @ 2100 RPM 890 FT-LB EPA / CARB 275 HP @ 2100 RPM 890 FT-LB LEV / ULEV 225 - 300 HP @ 1800 RPM
Series 60G
330 HP @ 2100 RPM 1400 FT-LB EPA / CARB 340 - 450 HP @ 1800 RPM 230 - 400 HP @ 1500 RPM
Motor Coach
Gen Set Stand-By Gen Set Stand-By
PM
.05
1998 Configuration*
2.2
0.5
2.3
<.01
*No Catalyst
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Rating 275 HP - 890 FT-LB ULEV Certification 1998 ULEV Standards ULEV Program Goals *
PM .05 <.01
2.5
1.7-2.0
.025
.003
7.2 .01
*With Catalyst / No DF
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PM
.05
1998 Configuration*
2.0
0.6
1.9
.02
*No Catalyst
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Hamilton / Kitchener Area (58 Units) Pennsylvania NY / New Jersey (47 Units) Area (100 Units) Springfield Cleveland (7 Units) (190 Units)
Denver (5 Units)
Oklahoma (3 Units)
Natural Gas
Methane
Product of Decomposing Organic Material
A By-Product of Decarbonization of Coal
Fuel Composition
Composition is Controlled in Processing Regional Changes Due to Different Suppliers Seasonal Changes Due to Usage Demands
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Methane
Ethane Propane
88 (%)
0 0 6.0 (%) 1.7 (%)
Butane
CO2 + Nitrogen + Oxygen Hydrogen
0
0 0
0.3 (%)
4.5 (%) 0.1 (%)
115 Minimum
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Methane
Ethane Propane
98 (%)
0 0 0.5 (%) 0.0 (%)
Butane
Nitrogen Hydrogen
0
0 0
0.0 (%)
2.0 (%) 0.0 (%)
130 Minimum
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Comparisons
DIESEL GAS CNG LNG
1. BTUs/ Gallon
140,000
136,000
28,000
91,000
2. Flame deg F
3,730
3,590
3,423
3,423
3. Octane
89
115
130
540
428
1,150
1,150
NOTE: One Gallon of Diesel Fuel is Equal to 140 Cubic Feet of CNG 618 Cubic Feet of CNG is Equal to 1 Cubic Foot of LNG
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Safety Concerns
Natural Gas is Lighter Than Air
Flammable Vapors Rise
Reflective Shop Heaters
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Safety Concerns
Vapors formed from LNG
Above -160 F Vapors are Lighter Than Air Below -160 F are Heavier Than Air
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Ignition Limits
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Background
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Glossary of Terms
SING
Spark Ignited Natural Gas Engine Relies on Spark Plugs to Ignite Air/Fuel Mixture
Same Cycle as a Typical Car Engine
Unlike Compression Ignition Engines (Diesel) Dedicated Fuel (Only Burns Natural Gas) DDC Utilizes Series 50G and 60G Engines Which are 4 Stroke (Cycle) Engines
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Glossary of Terms
Absolute Pressure
Any Pressure Reading that Includes Atmosheric Pressure
Standard Atmospheric Pressure is 14.7 psi Units are Followed by a A (PSIA, KPAA, ect)
Gage Pressure
Pressure Reading that does not Include Atmoshperic Pressure
Units are Followed by an G (PSIG, KPAG, ect)
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Glossary of Terms
AFR
Air Fuel Ratio - % Air to Fuel Entering Engine # 1 Parameter to Control on SI Engine
Performance Fuel Economy Emissions
Stoichiometric AFR
Optimum AFR That Yields Complete Combustion For Natural Gas This Ratio is Typically 16.4 Parts Air to 1 Part Fuel (Gasoline is 14.7 to 1)
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Glossary of Terms
Lean Burn
Engine Design That Operates Leaner Than Stoichiometric AFR to Reduce Exhaust Emissions and Exhaust Temperatures
Lambda
A Method of Expressing Air Fuel Ratio
Greater Than 1 Indicates Leaner Than Stoichiometric AFR Less Than 1 Indicates Richer Than Stoichiometric AFR
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Glossary of Terms
Open Loop Fuel Control
No Feedback to Correct Engine Fueling
Not Self Correcting DDC / GFI Fuel System is Open Loop
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Glossary of Terms
Adaptive Learn
Ability of the Fuel Control System to Remember Air Fuel Ratio Control Corrections. This Learned Information is Not Lost When the Engine is Shut Down
Engine Knock
Undesirable Condition That Occurs in Spark Ignition Engines that Leads to Increased Cylinder Pressures and Temperatures and Possible Component Damage Fuel Mixture Ignites Prematurely and Uncontrolled
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Glossary of Terms
Generates High Frequency Ringing in Combustion Chamber Primarily Caused by Rich Air Fuel Ratio, Poor Fuel Quality or High Intake Manifold Temperatures
Lean Misfire
Engine Miss Caused By Incomplete Combustion
Ignition System Problems Cold Intake Air Temperatures Low Fuel Pressure / Restricted Fuel Flow
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Glossary of Terms
BTU
British Thermal Unit
Measurement Unit of Heat Energy
The Amount of Heat Needed to Raise The Temperature of One Gallon of Water One Degree F in One Minute
VSG
Variable Speed Governor
Holds the engine at a requested constant speed regardless of load fluctuation Generator drive engines only
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Glossary of Terms
Foot Throttle
Otherwise Known as Accelerator or Foot Pedal Electronic Resistor to Input Foot Pedal Signal Into DDEC System Same Function Between Gas and Diesel
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Engine Sensors
Absolute Air Inlet Pressure Sensor
Similar to Turbo Boost Pressure on Diesel Measures Intake Manifold Vacuum and Pressure Direct Measure of Engine Power Sensor Mounted on Intake Manifold
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Engine Sensors
Fuel Delivery Pressure Sensor
Fuel Pressure into Engine Low Pressure Regulator
Normally 110 psig for CNG Applications Sensor Mounted on Low Pressure Regulator Inlet
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Engine Sensors
Oil Temperature Sensor
Same as Diesel Through 1997 Gas Engines Not Used on 1998 + Gas Engines
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Engine Sensors
Oxygen Sensor
Measures Oxygen Content in Exhaust Mounted in Exhaust Pipe After Turbocharger
Knock Sensor
Reacts to Engine Knock or Ringing Sensor Mounted on Left Side Cylinder Block
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TPS
Throttle Position Sensor
Foot Pedal Position - Same as Diesel Full Range 0 - 100%
Throttle Plate
Air System Throttle Plate Position
Ranges From 0 - 100%
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Fuel PSR
Fuel Inlet Pressure at Inlet to Impco Regualtor Units are PSIA
Air Inlet PR
Pressure or Vacuum in Intake Manifold Units are PSIA
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Exhaust TMP
Exhasut Gas Temperature at Outlet of Turbocharger Units are Degrees F
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Knock Volts
Indication of Knock Sensor Output to DDEC ECM
Knock Control
Indication of Whether the Engine is Taking Preventative Action in Response to Knock Sensor Input
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Engine Modules
Igniter Module
Interface Between DDEC and Spark Plug Coils
SNEF Module
Interface Between DDEC and Knock Sensor
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Ignition System Module Adaptorless Air Compressor Knock Signal Processor DDEC IV ECM OEM Pigtail Interfaces
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Manifold Wrap
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Knock Sensor
Reduces the Probability of Costly Engine Damage
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Flywheel, Except Genset Housings, Flywheel Gear Train and Front Cover Lubrication System
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No Moving Parts
No Maintenance Required
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Baro Sensor
DDEC IV
Charge Air Cooler Gas Temperature Intake Pressure & Temperature
Venturi Mixer Electronic Control Valve (PSV) Gas to Engine Throttle Actuator
ENGINE
Exhaust
Gas Pressure DDEC Controlled Solenoid Valve O2 Sensor Input Gas Exhaust Pressure Temperature (70 - 120 PSIG) Sensor
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Series 60G
4-Cycle (Dedicated Fuel)
12.7 Liters 10:1
Ignition
Aspiration Fuel Control Throttle Ratings Engine Hp Engine Hp 60 Hz 50 Hz
Electronic Spark
Turbocharged DDC Low Pressure 60 mm Electronic 225 HP - 300 HP N/A
Electronic Spark
Turbocharged DDC Low Pressure 68 mm Electronic 340 HP - 450 HP 230 HP - 400 HP
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Fuel Regulator
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DDEC Interface to Air / Fuel Ratio Control DDEC Diagnostics No Maintenance Required
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Mixer / Venturi
Inherently Balanced to provide Correct Air /Fuel Ratio No Moving Parts No Maintenance Required
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GENSET, Front
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Flywheel, GENSET
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MAP Sensor
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DDEC
FUEL TEMP. SENSOR VENTURI MIXER AIR INTAKE TURBO COMPRESSOR CHARGE AIR COOLER
BOOST PRESSURE
ENGINE
EXHAUST
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Wastegate Actuator
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Wastegate Poppets
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Wastegate Calibration
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Turbocharger, GENSET
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Air System
Turbocharger Wastegate Settings
Series 50G SOP Through 96 Build
Short Can Long Can 18.5 Psig @ .040 21.0 Psig @ .040 24.0 Psig @ .040 18.5 Psig @ .040 18.5 Psig @ .040
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Troubleshooting
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Spark Plug
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Troubleshooting
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Cylinder Cut-Out
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Knock Sensor
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SNEF Module
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Sensor Harness
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DDEC System
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DDR Reader
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DDEC Tools
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Vehicle Systems
Fuel Supply
High Pressure Regualtor High Pressure Fuel Solenoid Filters
Coalescing Low Pressure Fuel Solenoid
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LNG Tank
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LNG Vaporizer
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Power Requirements
98 Production
DDEC Controls a Solid State Relay From a 12V or 24V Source
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Throttle Relay
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Unique Requirements
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Oil Requirements
DDC Tested Engine Oils
Mobil Super Geo Exxon Estor SAE 15W - 40 SAE 15W - 40
Note: Refer to Series 50G / 60G Engine Operator Guides for More Information
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Coolant Requirements
Refer to DDC Bulletin 7SE 298
Coolant for Detroit Diesel Engines
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Maintenance Required Replace Every 6,000 Miles & Check Oil Level Daily Drain Daily & Replace Element Every 6,000 Miles Inspect Every 6,000 Miles Replace Every 24,000 Miles Inspect Every 24,000 Miles Inspect Every 36,000 Miles Inspect Every 36,000 Miles
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