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Cummins Spark Ignited EnginesISL9-GISX12-G
What is Natural Gas?BenefitsModels ISL9-G, ISX12-GMaintenance
•Oil•Fuel
PaybackSummary
AGENDA
What is Natural Gas ? Formed from slowly decomposing buried remains of
plant and ocean life from over 200M years ago. Concentrated in layers of rock, brought to the surface
via well heads. Simple Chemical make-up of ONE carbon and four
hydrogen atoms – that’s what makes it burn so clean. CH4, Natural Gas, currently
meets 1/4th the energy needs, and will grow by 50% over the next 20-years. Since the 1960s, CNG has
become a vehicle fuel alternative to oil-based gasoline and diesel fuel.
Natural Gas—A Safer Fuel !Lighter than air, rises and doesn't
accumulate in low places Ignites at temperatures of approx. 600 CRich mixture burns off slowlyNon-toxicOdorless: a detection fragrance is addedEvaporates quicklyDOES NOT FREEZE !
Benefits• Natural Gas costs 30-50% less
than diesel• Return on investment and fuel
savingsEconomics
• Domestic production and supply• Reduces crude oil importsEnergy Policy
• Reduces greenhouse gas emissions
• Lower engine noise• Simple aftertreatment
Environment
Stoichiometric stoi·chi·o·met·ric [stoi-kee-uh-me-trik] –adjectiveChemistry. 1. of or pertaining to stoichiometry. 2. pertaining to or involving substances that are in
the exact proportions required for a given reaction. Stoichiometric is the ideal combustion process
during which a fuel is burned completely. A complete combustion is a process which burns all the carbon (C) to (CO2), all hydrogen (H) to (H2O) and all sulfur (S) to (SO2). The stoichiometric ratio is the perfect ideal fuel-air
ratio where the chemical mixing proportion is correct. When burned all fuel and air is consumed without any excess left over.
ISLG Integrated Fuel Housing
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EGR
EGR
Fuel Flow Valve 3933841
Gas Mass Flow Sensor 3929159
Fuel Outlet Press Sensor 4921479
Fuel Inlet Press Sensor 4921495
NG Fuel flow path
Fuel Reg 3970615
FSOV 3931710
Throttle Act. 4934537
Maintenance-Free Aftertreatment Three-Way Catalyst, Passive Device Easy Install packaged as a muffler - vertical or horizontal mount
Weighs approx. 100 pounds Minimizes vehicle impact and Maintenance No DPF/regeneration NOR SCR/DEF Fluid required.
ISL9-G Technical Specifications
Introducing the ISX12-G
Available for Order Q1 2013
Maintenance Intervals – Same as Diesel
Eg: Truck application Hours Miles Kilometers Months
Check CAC cooler, piping and Air Cleaner 250 7500 12,000 3
Oil & Filter* 500 15,000 24,000 6
Coolant Filter** None¹ None¹ None¹ None¹
Spin-on Fuel Filter 1,000 30,000 48,000 12
Spark Plugs 1,500 45,000 72,000 18
Standard Coolant 2,000 60,000 96,000 24
Overhead Adjustment*** 2,000 60,000 96,000 24
Air Cleaner/Element Follow vehicle manufacturers published recommendations
Default interval is the hours stated. Interval is whichever comes first – hours, miles or time.Refer to Owners Manual for complete details on Maintenance Intervals.
¹ If engine is equipped with an optional coolant filter, it will need to be replaced at the same intervals as the oil filter. Regardless if the engine is or is not equipped with a coolant filter, SCA/DCA additive levels must be checked according to the interval listed in the Owners Manual.
*Assuming normal duty cycle/based on 30 mph average speed.**Do not change if SCA above 3***Initial Overhead Adjustment at 1,000 hours
Engine Maintenance Specific to Natural Gas Spark Plug Replace – 1,500 hours
•Inspect & Test Ignition Coil – 1,500 hoursInitial Overhead Valve Set – 1,000 hours
•Every Overhead Valve Set – 2,000 hoursDrain Fuel/Water Separator DAILYUse only natural gas engine oil
• (CES 200074)
Use 15W-40 Natural Gas Engine OilCummins Westport natural gas engines require SAE 15W-40natural gas engine oil that is available from major oil suppliers – Careful attention must be paid to
engine oil specifications – CES 200074 Low Ash– Natural gas engine oil has different
properties than diesel engine oil– Higher ash oils (>0.6 percent
sulfated ash) can cause valve and/or piston damage and lead to excessive oil consumption and degradation of the catalyst
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Do not use diesel engine oil in a natural gas engine. If diesel engine oil is used, valve torching, piston
scuffing, and reduction in spark plug life will occur.
Maintenance Tools 3375044 Torque wrench 3375049 Oil filter wrench 3376592 Torque wrench (valve adjustment) 3376807 Engine coolant and fuel filter wrench 3822524 Belt tension gauge, click type (v-belts and v-ribbed with 4 or 5 ribs)
3822525 Belt tension gauge, click type (v-ribbed with 6 to 12 ribs) ST-1138 Belt tension gauge (v-ribbed belts, 6 to 9 ribs) 3163196 Torque wrench adapter ST-1273 Pressure gauge 0 to 1900 Hg [0 to 75 in Hg] 3824510 Electronic contact cleaner 3163099 In-line data link adapter kit QuickServe™ Online Cummins® INSITE™ electronic service tool software
Maintenance Tools continued
3164486 Tester, Ignition 3825137 Kit, NG engine tool, includes:
– 3376589 Female Compucheck™ quick connect– 3823983 Compression gauge/adapter set– 3823984 Combustible gas detector– 3824876 Plug socket– 3824645 Pressure vacuum module– 3824648 Automotive meter (Flukemeter)
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OEM Supplied Fuel System Components(CNG)Mounted on the vehicle chassis.Regulates storage pressure down to engine specification
pressure (70-150 psi).Note drain on Fuel Filter has a drain requirement.
•Must be drained if there is 1 oz of liquid.•Make sure to have mounted in accessible location.
Incorporate Engine Heaters: Oil Pan heaters & Block heaters
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Fuel Natural Gas fuel for the ISL G can be stored on the vehicle in either
liquid (LNG) or compressed (CNG) form. Natural gas fuel must meet ISL G fuel specs per AEB 79.05 Minimum Methane Number (MN) is 75 Cummins Westport approves the use of up to 100% biomethane
that meets Cummins published natural gas fuel specifications ISL G requires fuel to be regulated to max 150 psi, min 70 psi
or
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CNG Range
Natural gas engine mpg lower than diesel– Lower compression– Throttled inlet versus fuel injected
Example:– Diesel fuel economy 5 mpg– Natural gas fuel economy 4.5 mpg
Diesel Fuel Storage 60 g = range 300 miles
CNG Fuel Storage 60 dge = range 270 miles
Important to look at cost per mile as natural gas fuel cost is less than diesel.
Specing for The Right Applications ISL-G
– Medium Duty Market– Refuse / Dump / Mixer– Transit and School Bus– Pickup and Delivery Truck– Medium Duty Specialty Vehicles
(street sweeper, yard spotter, etc…) – Less then 54,000 LB CGWR
ISX12-G– Regional Haul Truck– Regional Tractor/trailer– Vocational: Refuse / Dump / Mixer– 65,000 LB CGWR; Diminishing load 80,000 LB
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Value Spec Tool – Payback Calculator
Additional NG Scheduled Maintenance Cost
~$1,135/year$0.01.1 per mile
(Spark Plugs and Overhead Valves)
CommentsNatural gas (NG) trucks cost more
NG Fuel cost is $25,337/yr lower
No DEF required with NG
NG maintenance higher ($1,135 per year)
Save $21,090.97 per year, per truck
1.9 year Payback on Incremental Truck cost
Training: Key to Success for New NG Users There are operation & maintenance differences
between a NG and diesel vehicle. New users need an orientation for proper O&M:
– Follow Cummins maintenance guidelines– Use only approved Cummins parts – Use proper fuels and lubes
Training can be found in the typical sources:– Cummins Virtual College ISL-G DVD Training Library– Quick Serve On Line– CumminsWestport.com– ngvi.com, Natural Gas Vehicle Institute
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Cummins Westport Website
25www.cumminswestport.com
■ New Website launched May 15, 2012■ Great source of information about
natural gas engines and vehicles.■ Features the Natural Gas Academy,
a series of instructional videos■ Designed to provide a general
overview of natural gas as a fuel whether it is compressed (CNG) or liquefied (LNG), and how it is used with vehicles.
What did we learn?Natural Gas is Safe to handle and manage.Simpler solution - No Aftertreatment.Easy Maintenance.DRAIN FUEL FILTER DAILY !
Diesel-like responsiveness
Half the Fuel Costs
Broadening product-line for all applications.All supported by the World Class Cummins
Dealer Network.Natural Gas is OUR fuel of the future!
Thank Youfor the Invitation
to join You today!
APPENDIX
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Up to 20% Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Source: Presentation to AFVI convention by Don O’Conner (S&T)2 Consultants May 2008
As natural gas fuel economy improves, CO2 emissions are reduced
CH4 emissions, adjusted to consider GHG impact are less than 10% of total GHG emissions.
Well to Wheel analysis with GHGenius modeling tool predicts up to 20% WTW GHG emissions for natural gas vs. diesel.
Using landfill gas or anaerobic gas as a biomethane fuel increases GHG difference to ~90%.
Cummins Westport approves the use of biomethane that meets fuel specifications.
Natural Gas Shop Upgrades As a reference the National Fire Protection Agency
publishes an industry standard (NFPA 30A) for NGV facilities.– Also have guidelines for installation and inspection of NG fuel
systems on vehicles (NFPA 52)– Both are available at the website - NFPA.org
Local building codes and regulations vary by location– Consult with industry experts and local officials
Cummins Westport Confidential Dec 2011
Natural Gas Shop Upgrades
Highlights of Repair Facility Guidelines– Methane Gas Detection System
• Sounds an alarm, deactivates heating systems, and activates a mechanical ventilation system (i.e. opens bay doors and roof vents, fans etc)
– Air Handler System • Circulates air within the shop to prevent accumulation of methane
– Electrical Upgrades • All electrical relocated to be at least 18” below the ceiling
– Open Flame Heater Restrictions.
Cummins Westport Confidential Dec 2011
Natural Gas Shop Upgrades
Highlights of Repair Facility Guidelines– Methane Gas Detection System
• Sounds an alarm, deactivates heating systems, and activates a mechanical ventilation system (i.e. opens bay doors and roof vents, fans etc)
– Air Handler System • Opens doors and circulates/evacuates air within
the shop to prevent accumulation of methane
– Electrical Upgrades • All electrical relocated to be at least 18” below the
ceiling
– Open Flame Heater Restrictions.
Cummins Westport Confidential Dec 2011
Methane detection
Ceiling exhaust fan
Technician Training
Technicians need additional training and certification to repair natural gas fuel systems.– Community College– Natural Gas Vehicle Institute (www.ngvi.com)
Cummins Virtual College training and certification available for CWI natural gas engines.– Cummins Distributor
Vehicle manufacturers typically provide orientation training, but often do not require special certification for vehicle fuel systems.
Are there any special service requirements for natural gas vehicles?
Yes.– Dealer facilities may need to be modified to meet
building and/or fire codes.– Technicians need to be trained and certified on
natural gas components. • Fuel System• Engine
Natural Gas Engine Key Product Attributes
– 4 cycle, spark ignited, in-line 6 cylinder, turbocharged, CAC– Displacement – 11.9 litres (726.2 cu in)– Peak rating: 400 hp, 1450 lb-ft *– EPA/CARB certified at or below EPA10 emission levels– Dedicated natural gas engine
• Will operate on CNG or LNG• Capable of using up to 100% Biomethane
– Three Way Catalyst after-treatment– Engine braking– Manual/Automatic Transmission capable
• No AMT at launch
Schedule– Commercial launch: Early 2013– Currently in field tests
* Preliminary Rating Specification – Subject to Change
ISL G Product Features and Benefits 8.9L Stoichiometric Cooled EGR engine with
spark ignition
In production since mid-2007
Low emissions– 0.20 g/bhp-hr NOx– 0.01 g/bhp-hr PM
Three Way Catalyst Aftertreatment
Diesel like Performance, Reliability and Durability– Same rated speed– Similar torque curve– Over 30% more torque at idle vs. lean burn– Improved fuel economy of 5% vs. lean burn
Over 80% parts commonality with ISL9
Compatible with CNG, LNG, or Biomethane (RNG) Renewable Natural Gas
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What is the Same Between ISL9 & ISL G?
Major Engine Components & Technology– Block, crankshaft, main bearing, piston rods– Over 80% parts commonality– Cooled EGR
500 hour Maintenance Interval
Parts, Service, Training, Warranty– Cummins Distributor Network
320, 300, 280, 260 and 250 HP rating
Compatible w/ Cummins Diagnostic Tools– Insite– QuickServe Online
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What is Different Between ISL9 & ISL G?
Cylinder Head 2 Valve 4 Valve
Ignition Spark Ignition (spark plugs) Compression Ignition
Fuel System Intake Manifold Common Rail
Aftertreatment Three way catalyst Particulate Filter + SCR
Compression Ratio 12:1 16.6:1
Maintenance Cost
Cost of maintenance related to ignition and overhead valve adjustments adds incremental maintenance cost for the ISL G versus ISL9. This cost is typically more than offset by fuel cost savings with natural gas.
Lubricating Oil Natural gas engines require a specific oil that meets Cummins specification CES 20074
Noise Natural gas engines are up to 10db quieter at idle38
Aftertreatment Comparison
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Cummins TWC
HeatedDEF Tank DEF
Dosing Control
Unit
ECM
SCR Catalyst Particulate Filter
ISL9(diesel)
ISL G(natural gas)
Three Way Catalyst
Maintenance – ISL G
Maintenance is a key factor in engine life ISL G maintenance intervals are established by Cummins
Engineering and are based on engine family data. Key interval is oil drain, which is duty cycle dependant. The ISL G durability target for major engine components
(crankshaft, etc.) is the same as ISL– B50 of 600K miles / 20,000 hours in typical on-highway
applications (30 mph average speed). However, not all engine components have the same life
expectation. In particular, the ISL G engine 2 valve cylinder head – Predicted B50 life of 325K miles (11,000 hours).
Intended Service Guidelines The ISL G operates in a variety of applications. Maintenance intervals as
published by Cummins are established based on vehicle applications and average speed.
Normal Duty is described as idle time less than 40%, the vehicle does not operate in dusty areas, and GVW is not more than 65,000 pounds.
Vehicles exceeding the published weight values as described in Cummins AEB 140.21 require a Cummins application review.
ISL G Severe Duty Application Review Severe Duty is described as more than 40% idle time, expected annual
mileage in excess of 60,000 miles per year or weights in excess of 65,000 pounds
Severe Duty requires special consideration on a case by case basis– Severe duty may increase maintenance costs and engine life
Each case must be specifically approved by CWI.
ISL G Ratings
ENGINEMODEL
ADVERTISED HP(KW) @ RPMPEAK TORQUELB-FT @ RPM
ISL G 320 320 (239) @ 2000 1000 (1356) @ 1300
ISL G 300 300 (224) @ 2100 860 (1166) @ 1300
ISL G 280 280 (209) @ 2000 900 (1220) @ 1300
ISL G 260 260 (194) @ 2200 660 (895) @ 1300
ISL G 250 250 (186) @ 2200 730 (990) @ 1300
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Governed Speed: 2200 RPM
ISL G -Oil Drain Intervals
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OEM Freightliner Peterbilt Kenworth Volvo Navistar
Model M2 – 112SD - 114
320384365
T800SHW900ST440T470
VNM TranStar
Engine ISLG 320ISL G 300
ISL G 320 ISLG 320 ISL G 320 ISL G 320
Application 6x4 Tractor 4x2 Tractor4x2 Truck6x2 TruckVocational
TractorVocational
Mixer
TractorVocational
Mixer
Tractor Tractor
Cal Cartage, CA UPS Pac 9
Ryder TrucksDillon TransportPaper Transport
SyscoPepsicoCoca Cola
Rush Waste Management
over1,500engines in
service
North America Truck Fleets
ISL G Availability – Conventional Trucks
ISL G Availability – COE TrucksOEM AutoCar Mack Peterbilt American
LafranceCrane Carrier
Model Xpeditor TerraPro LETerra Pro CO
320 Condor LET
Fuel LNG/CNG LNG/CNG LNG/CNG LNG/CNG LNG/CNG
Engine ISLG 320 ISLG 320 ISL G 320 ISL G 320 ISLG 320
.North America Refuse Fleets
City of Los Angeles, CA City of Toronto Miller Waste, Ontario
Republic Service City of Sacramento, CA EMI, Quebec
Specialty Solid Waste Long Island, NY BFI / City of Surrey, BC
City of New York Smithtown, NY
Denver, COOgden, Utah
Waste Management (USA, Canada)Violia Environmental
over4,000engines in
service
ISL G Availability – Transit Buses
Top North American CNG Transit Fleets
over8,000engines in
service
LAMTA, Los Angeles, CABoston, MA
OCTA, Orange County, CAWashington DC
Big Blue Bus, Santa Monica, CADallas, TX
TransLink, Vancouver, Canada NY / Long Island Transit, NY San Diego Transit, CA
Foothills Transit, CA RTC Transit, Las Vegas, NV HSR, Hamilton, Canada
Fort Worth, TX Santa Clara, CA
Tacoma, WA St. Louis, MO
OEM New Flyer NABI Orion ElDorado Gillig
Model 30/35/40 Low Floor 35/40 Low Floor60 BRT
Orion V HFOrion VII LF
EZ Rider II 30/35/40 Low Floor
Fuel CNG CNG CNG LNG/CNG CNG
Engine ISLG 280 ISLG 280ISL G 320
ISL G 280 ISLG 280 ISLG 280
Be aware! Compressor Oil Drop Out
– Lube oil for compressor station passing with the fuel.– Coats and fouls sensors in fuel housing.– Compounded when not draining fuel filters.– If find in one vehicle, best to inspect entire fleet.– Maintain and monitor fueling equipment with due-diligence.
Lube vs. Non-lube Compressor– Lube passing up to 60 ppm.– Non-lubed design passing 6 ppm.