Development of the Automotive Diesel Oil-Engine

Cummins, C. Lyle

doi:10.4271/270036

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“…A natural gas-fuel sparkignition engine with a three-way catalyst produces very little nonmethane HCs and NOx. Perhaps the most promising approach is ultra-lean-burn operation, which in an NG spark-ignition heavy-duty engine at an early stage of development has already resulted in low NOx and CO emissions (120,121). The use of NG in heavy-duty spark-ignition engines wth three-way catalysts, or in ultra-lean-burn engines, may prove to be the most inexpensive way of meeting 1994 particulate and NOx standards.…”

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confidence: 99%

Transportation Energy Futures

Sperling¹,

DeLuchi²

1989

Annu. Rev. Energy.

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Section: Environmental Impactsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transportation Energy Futures

Sperling¹,

DeLuchi²

1989

Annu. Rev. Energy.

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Pursuing Customer Satisfaction—An Abridged Technical History of Cummins Engine Development

Flynn

1999

Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power

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The paper presents a brief overview of the technical and market development activity undertaken by Cummins Engine Company. The process of identifying customers, demonstrating product capability to those customers, and developing the engines to meet evolving customer needs is portrayed. These activities facilitated the growth and expansion of Cummins Engine Company from a small manufacturer of single-cylinder engines for water pumping, to the largest independent diesel engine manufacturer in the world. The period of time covered is the 77 years of operation from 1919 to 1996.

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Development of the Automotive Diesel Oil-Engine

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Pursuing Customer Satisfaction—An Abridged Technical History of Cummins Engine Development

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