384-1749: 18.1 Liter Engine

An Engine is responsible for converting thermal energy derived from the combustion of fuel into mechanical work. It works on the principle of transforming chemical energy stored in a fuel-air mixture into kinetic energy using controlled explosions within the enclosed cylinders. The Internal combustion engine operates on a four-stroke cycle called intake, compression, combustion, and exhaust. This Cycle is repeated continually to produce a sustained mechanical output. Attributes: • Turbocharged-aftercooled induction type helps improve the density and oxygen content in the air • Provided with a compression ratio of 16.0:1 to improve fuel efficiency Applications: An Engine is used to generate power to drive the drivetrain of the machine and hydraulic components associated with the machine.