4BG1 Diesel Engine Assembly For Excavator EX120 - 5 EX120 - 6 4
Cylinders 72.7kw
Specification
| Car name: Complete Engine |
| Model Number: 4BG1 |
| Cylinder stroke: 102 |
| Application: Excavator |
| Cylinder diameter: 118 |
| valve: 8 valve |
| Cooling: Water cooling |
| Output: 72.7kw |
| Injection: Direction |
| Cylinders of number: 4 |
Description
What is a Diesel Engine?
The diesel engine is a type of internal combustion engine that was
invented by Rudolf Diesel. He received a patent for the diesel
engine in 1892 and the primary goal was to create an efficient
alternative to the gasoline engine.
Diesel engines require diesel fuel.
Both gasoline engines and diesel engines work by creating a
controlled explosion in a sealed piston chamber. The small
explosion rapidly moves the piston which in turn rotates the output
shaft. In a gasoline engine, a mixture of fuel and air are injected
into the chamber and then ignited with a spark created by a
sparkplug. A diesel engine, on the other hand, does not rely on a
sparkplug to ignite the mixture. Fuel is forced into the chamber
and the high pressure generates enough heat to ignite the fuel/air
mixture.
On a diesel-electric locomotive, a diesel engine with reciprocating
pistons provides power to an electric traction motor that turns the
unit's wheels.
Some diesel engines rely on a glow plug to heat the chamber to
minimize the amount of pressure required for the engine to turn.
Without such an added heat source, the pressure required to achieve
ignition (especially when the engine is cold) would be
prohibitively high.
Diesel engines require diesel fuel for the combustion process to
function properly. Diesel fuel is cheaper than regular gasoline
because less refining is required. In addition, diesel engines are
more efficient and therefore diesel cars get better mileage than
their gasoline counterparts.
How do you get more power from a diesel engine?
Tips for Increasing Diesel Engine Performance
Regular Upgrades. Perform periodic upgrading to the parts of the
diesel engine. ...
Using Upgraded Diesel Fuel Injectors.
Periodic Checkups.
Maximizing Performance.
Tip 1: Regular Upgrades.
Tip 2: Upgraded Diesel Fuel Injectors.
Tip 3: Periodic Checkups.
Tip 4: Replacing Modules.
Tip 5: Using Good Exhaust Systems.
