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Compact Product Guide 2014 DOKUMENTATION PROJEKT HAUSCOMPACT ADEN (ENTWURF) PRODUCT GUIDE 2014 HIGH QUALITY PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR GAS ENGINES REV. 02/2014 REV. P/N 01.00.003-EN IGNITION CONTROLLER The new MOTORTECH Ignition Controller Platform MOTORTECH has devolved its new ignition con- MIC3 MIC4 MIC5 troller platform which is designed to meet the MOTORTECH IGNITION CONTROLLER MOTORTECH IGNITION CONTROLLER MOTORTECH IGNITION CONTROLLER special needs of cutting edge industrial gas engines. Gas engines with up to 20 cylinders can be controlled efficiently and reliably. High adjustable ignition energies (MOST), accurate spark timing and diversified online NEW diagnostics help to improve engine effici- ency, spark plug lifetime and availability of NEW the equipment under the strictest emission regulations. The controller is fully customer configurable via Laptop. • Adjustable spark duration and intensity • Constant spark intensity via adjusted MIC3 MIC4 MIC5 duration Primary Energy 200 mJ 300 mJ 500 mJ • 200 to 500 mJ primary energy • Ignition diagnostics Start-Up Boost 300 mJ 500 mJ 700 mJ (primary and secondary) Ignition Outputs 6 / 12 8 / 16 20 • Fault memory with trend data Pickups 1 or 2 1, 2 or 3 1, 2 or 3 • Integrated CANopen and Modbus RTU interface Housing Styles • Easy access per USB port Panel Mount (IP20) X Light Duty (IP54) X X Heavy Duty (IP65) X X (Full technical data and information at www.motortech.de) PowerView3 MOTORTECH ENGINE INFORMATION MONITOR PowerView3 – HMI MODUL MIC850 Complete visualization of MIC3/ MIC4/ MIC5 MOTORTECH IGNITION CONTROLLER operating data, inclusive error diagnostic, via optionally available HMI module (Human-Ma- chine-Interface). The touchscreen guarantees • High performance ignition con- an intuitive navigation through different troller with 24 ignition outputs for display pages and menus. use with slow, medium and fast spinning industrial gas engines • Automatic control of spark duration (ASC) • Various diagnostic and configu- ration options 2 IGNITION COILS The alternative for CATERPILLAR® Gas Engines The rising demand for specialized • Innovative spring-loaded secondary ignition coils has led MOTORTECH to the terminal for a secure connection with decision to design a new series of igni- the spark plug (patented design) tion coils, specially made for use with • Improved construction without metal CATERPILLAR® series G3400, G3500 and ring G3600 gas engines. • Automated series production with high • Supports CATERPILLAR® ignition systems quality standard • Spark plug extensions made of high qua- • Versions for CSA applications lity Teflon® for high dielectric strength "High Performance" Ignition Coils Flange Ignition Coils Ignition coils are becoming more and more important Same winding configuration as in the standard epoxy coils but in modern, up to date ignition systems. MOTORTECH molded to a 3-hole steel flange. This allows installation directly made it its business to develop a series of on the valve cover. new high performance ignition coils Flange ignition coils with the same winding configurations are produced in the German facility: also available as version with diagnostic interface. This enables • Use of high-quality material the possibility to measure • Ideally suited for ignition of the high voltage via alternative fuels such as biogas MOTORTECH SparkView • Applicable for ASC – Automatic or digital oscilloscope. Spark Control of MOTORTECH ignition controller • MOST (06.50.104, 06.50.105) • ASC (06.50.100, 06.50.102) Standard Ignition Coils Shielded Ignition Coils Integral Ignition Coils Standard unshielded epoxy coils for Coils are encapsulated in a steel housing Coils designed to mount directly to dual non-shielded applications. Available in with welded lids and meet CSA Class I; threaded spark plugs. Top cover has different colors and variations to replace Division 2; Group D requirements for ha- a special SAFETY-DESIGN to prevent any existing coil. zardous areas. Canned coils are available the coil body from blowing out of the with standard and extended duration shell when spark plugs leak. Available characteristics. with standard, but also with long spark Standardly available with 3-pin primary duration. Capable of providing double and 3/4“ spark plug lead connector the amount of energy to the spark plug. (interchangeable with ALTRONIC® coils). Can be ordered in various length from 6” Also available with a more rigid 2-pin pri- to 14.5”! Perfect for applications like the mary and a 1“ spark plug lead connector. WAUKESHA VHP series. Meet CSA Class I, Division 2, Group D environment. 3 IGNITION SYSTEMS AlphaRail MOTORTECH IGNITION RAIL SYSTEM Wiring Rails Made from stainless steel profile, foam filled for long life and designed to last. Available as: • Ignition for standard or CSA certified applications • Detonation controll • Temperature monitoring Ignition Kits Complete ignition kits designed to easily fit particular engines. The kits are availa- ble complete with rails, pre-made prima- ry wire harness, ignition coils, ignition controller, pickup and corresponding brackets. Plug and play! 4 IGNITION TRIGGER ARRANGEMENTS TriDev MOTORTECH TRIGGERING DEVICES For applications where access to the camshaft is difficult and no trigger disc can be mounted, this trigger device (figu- re 1) is an easy and reliable mechanical 1 2 solution. Mounted to the position of the former ignition magneto or other drive shafts, it will sense all necessary trigger signals. The heavy duty bearings and smart design offer high reliability! Also available are other engine specific solutions for CATERPILLAR® (figure 2), WHITE SUPERIOR® (figure 3), MAN® (figure 4) etc. 3 4 Trigger Discs available in all Variations • With magnets Trigger Magnets and Reluctor Pins • With steel inserts Precision made to ensure accurate • For WAUKESHA® VGF, VHP trigger impulses on flywheel or camshaft and CATERPILLAR® referenced igni- applications tion systems. Magnetic Pickup (MPU) Hall Effect Pickup Inductive Pickup Reliable design in a variety of different High temperature resistant pickup. Small sensor (M12 thread) for use in lengths. Available in standard or CSA Triggers off any magnet. Available in applications where there is not much certified versions. standard or CSA certified versions and available installation space. It can ope- both possible polarities. rate in oil. High temperature resistance. Available in standard or CSA certified versions. 5 INDUSTRIAL SPARK PLUGS Industrial Spark Plugs MOTORTECH MBP1800 Bridge Plug Today the industrial gas engine market requests Platinum and The MBP1800 Bridge Plug is a high perfor- Iridium tip electrodes for long spark plug life. Available: mance and extremely durable spark plug for use with gas engines that have a high BMEP (> 20 bar). It uses an innovative, highly solid electrode design, thus granting three times longer lifetimes than any traditional J-gap spark plug can do. NEW XT-Plugs XTL-Plugs MOTORTECH Extended Spark Plugs MOTORTECH Extended Spark Plugs Extended Barrel Spark Plugs For engine applications equipped with For special applications there is a request for long spark plugs extreme tight spark plug well, conventi- to reach down to the bottom of the spark plug well. Availab- onal ignition leads show its limits. The le with aircraft style thread for high tension lead connection solution are specially designed spark or with a female thread to accept an integral coil. Plugs are plugs with extended metal housing. XTL- available with J-type and X-type ground electrode configuration. Plugs are manufactured with an integra- Center and ground electrodes are equipped with Iridium (J-type) ted 7 mm spark plug lead, which allows or Nickel/Aluminum tips for long spark plug life (X-type). a direct connection to an externally mounted ignition coil. Can be ordered with different barrel and lead lengths, different lead outputs from the barrel and a wide range of ignition coil connec- tors. XTL-Plugs are designed for unshiel- ded applications and offer long runtimes. J-Type − Iridium X-Type − Nickel/ Aluminum The “C-Type” is an The “DCP-Type” has a extended barrel The “S2-Type” female thread to ad- plug that has a con- has a 3/4” male apt to a short integral ventional ceramic thread and is used ignition coil. insulator on the top to be called the This combination end. This allows the AIRCRAFT STYLE is popular in some use of a standard spark plug. This applications where spark plug boot. spark plug is desi- customers have Preferable a connec- gned to connect to made bad experi- tor that includes a a shielded spark ences with shielded 5KOhm resistor to plug lead. spark plug leads. suppress the RFI. 6 HIGHT TENSION LEADS Shielded High Tension Leads Available in conventional or MotBlues style to replace any product in the market. The MotBlues spark plug wire is a MOTORTECH development with a special multilayer design to ensure that no humi- dity can be trapped in the lead. Shielded Primary Leads MOTORTECH primary leads are available as standard version or in new style that is produced with a special multilayer wire. The new primary leads offer a significant higher flexibility than conventional leads, shielded with braided steel, while being highly resistant to all kinds of environmental conditions. Primary leads are available with rigid terminations in several different configurations with durable 90° and 180° 2-pole and 3-pole connectors. High Tension Leads for NON Spark Plug Extensions CATERPILLAR® Ignition Coil Shielded Applications Repair Kits PolyMot® patented spark plug leads are In applications where ignition coils are Improve the OEM coil product by using a the most reliable high tension leads in mounted right on top of the valve more reliable Teflon® extension. Coupled the industry. Made from a combination of cover, a spark plug extension is required. with a unique and patented design Ceramic, Teflon® and Silicone they trans- PolyMot® Extensions outlast any OEM stainless steel terminal it eliminates the fer nearly any rate of high energy spark product. Made from a combination use of the metal ring and all electrical from the coil to the spark plug. Variations of Ceramic, Teflon® and Silicone, the punctures through the extension.
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