The higher the requirements and the more specific the application, the more the need for diesel engines underground mines. That’s because we develop the optimum drive solutions for all individual tasks. The characteri
-stics of our engines make them ideal for agricultural and forestry
equipment:
Availability Uncompromising availability provides reliable operation. Our tested and proven products and technolo
-gies combined with our acknowledged quality standards translate into superior dependability. Our engines are prepared for the job anytime, anywhere.
Power-to-volume ratioOur engines are designed for the smallest dimensions, allowing agriculture and forestry machinery
engineers maximum flexibility to design equipment.
Power-to-weight ratio
Increasing power demands typically result in heavier equipment. Our engines are designed to provide maximum power with minimum weight. They are carefully engineered to eliminate dead weight without
compromising durability.
emissions reduction technology
The conservation of the environment and natural resources is a social obligation for us as an engine builder. We offer engines and technology solutions that comply with the next level of emissions regulations. At the same time, we have met the challenge of reducing fuel consumption.
Diesel engines underground mines:
Engine model Rated Power IFN or ICFN Exhaust emission
kW bhp rpm
MTU904 C 75 101 2200 MSHA
MTU904 C 90 121 2200 MSHA
MTU904 C 100 134 2200 MSHA
MTU904 C 110 147 2200 MSHA
MTU904 C 130 174 2200 MSHA
MTU906 C 150 201 2200 MSHA
MTU906 C 170 228 2200 MSHA
MTU906 C 180 241 2200 MSHA
MTU906 C 190 255 2200 MSHA
MTU906 C 205 275 2200 MSHA
MTUS60 224 300 2100 MSHA
Our latest engines are equipped with modern EGR technology. Combined with two-stage turbo-charging and charge-air cooling, EGR enables engine compliance with the most stringent emission regulations such as EPA Tier 4 final. That means optimum engine characteristics and cost-efficient operation while meeting emissions standards. Depending on the engine operating point, a certain quantity of exhaust
gas is conveyed to the EGR cooler. As it passes through the cooler, the hot exhaust gas is cooled and then mixed with charge air. Mixing the exhaust gas with charge air results in a significant reduction in combustion temperature by comparison with engines that are not using EGR. In return, much lower raw emissions levels of nitrogen oxide are generated inside the engine. The highly efficient EGR combustion process developed by MTU ensures compliance with EPA Tier 4 final emissions legislation without the need for aftertreatment.