- Exhaust Insulation
- A comparison of the types of exhaust insulation
- What is the best insulation for exhaust surfaces?
- Why do diesel exhaust aftertreatment systems have so many components?
- What do each of the components of a diesel exhaust aftertreatment system do?
- What is regeneration (regen)?
- What is back pressure?
- What is the difference between various engine tiers?
- What is the difference between Tier 4i and Tier 4f?
- Will aftermarket exhaust parts fit my machine?
- The DPF and You
- Equipment & Emissions
- How Mammoth Can Help
How Mammoth Can Help
A common question we receive is “how do you guarantee your parts will fit my machine?” All the parts we develop for both surface and mining equipment have been reverse-engineered either from OEM parts or from 3D scans done on equipment. This ensures
excellent fitment every time that is
simple
and
quick
for your mechanics. In the rare event that something does not fit quite perfect, we will work with your team to make the necessary changes and supply of replacement parts so that the perfect fitment is achieved.
A common concern raised by OEMs is that by adding insulation around the turbo will retain too much heat around the turbo and cause it to fail prematurely. We are not aware of any studies that have been done that would confirm this claim. We had the opportunity to test a Cummins QSK60 on a dyno in a lab. For the test we had one side of the engine (manifold and 2 turbos) insulated only. With sensors fitted to the exterior of the turbo, we recorded only a 7° C difference in surface temperature from the insulated versus the non-insulated turbo. Very insignificant difference given that the surface temperature of the turbo was 459° C. Considering the surface temperature of the blankets came down to 166° C (well below flash point), most operators recognize that the safety of having insulation over their hot surfaces protecting their equipment from thermal incidents is a better option than the assumption that blankets retain heat and cause turbo failure. From what we have observed, the blankets insulate the hot surfaces and with the velocity of flow through the exhaust taking the heat out the tailpipe there is no significant heat increase under the blankets.
Mammoth Equipment & Exhaust has its head office in Western Australia. Production facilities are located globally to best serve the mining sites. Locations include Australia (Canning Vale WA, Kalannie WA, Mackay QLD, Rutherford NSW), Canada (Winnipeg MB), and Argentina (Buenos Aires).
conclusion
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