Cooling System In Diesel
Engine
Submitted To: Submitted By:
Dept. Of Mechanical Engineering Arjun Tripathi
IEC College of Engineering and Technology 1409040024
At
Research Designs and Standards
Organisation
• State Owned Railway Company
• 4th Largest Railway Network
• 22 millions passengers
• 8th Biggest employer
• IR has revenue of about 1.683 Trillion rupees
• 11,122 Locomotives including 39 steam, 5869 diesel
and 5214 Electric locos
Indian Railways
Research Designs and Standards Organisation
About:
• Research And Development
• Technical Advisor and consultant
• Under the Ministry of Railways of India
Research Designs and Standards Organisation
(Continued.)
Functions:
• Development of new and improved designs
• Adoption new technologies
• Technical investigation and inspection
Achievements:
• Green Technology( Alternate fuel)
• Reliability- Turbocharger exhaust system
• Efficiency – Savings in fuel and environment protection
Diesel locomotive used in Railway
Schematic Diagram of Cooling system
Introduction
• Cooling system is installed in the diesel locomotives to remove
the waste heat from IC engine, lubricants .
• Temperature range ( below freezing point to 50 degrees)
Cooling System
Why?
• overheating of lubricants results in the seizure of piston
Aftercoolers
• Similar to intercoolers
• Used to cool the entering air
• Reduce temperature
• Increase air density
• Improves Operating efficiency
Aftercooler Lifting Tool
Pressure Management
Pumps
The pumps used are Centrifugal Water pumps
Driven by the governor drive gear
Impeller
Devices used in centrifugal pumps and compressors
cooling systems in railway diesel engines

cooling systems in railway diesel engines

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    Cooling System InDiesel Engine Submitted To: Submitted By: Dept. Of Mechanical Engineering Arjun Tripathi IEC College of Engineering and Technology 1409040024 At Research Designs and Standards Organisation
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    • State OwnedRailway Company • 4th Largest Railway Network • 22 millions passengers • 8th Biggest employer • IR has revenue of about 1.683 Trillion rupees • 11,122 Locomotives including 39 steam, 5869 diesel and 5214 Electric locos Indian Railways
  • 3.
    Research Designs andStandards Organisation About: • Research And Development • Technical Advisor and consultant • Under the Ministry of Railways of India
  • 4.
    Research Designs andStandards Organisation (Continued.) Functions: • Development of new and improved designs • Adoption new technologies • Technical investigation and inspection Achievements: • Green Technology( Alternate fuel) • Reliability- Turbocharger exhaust system • Efficiency – Savings in fuel and environment protection
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    Schematic Diagram ofCooling system
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    Introduction • Cooling systemis installed in the diesel locomotives to remove the waste heat from IC engine, lubricants . • Temperature range ( below freezing point to 50 degrees) Cooling System
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    Why? • overheating oflubricants results in the seizure of piston
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    Aftercoolers • Similar tointercoolers • Used to cool the entering air • Reduce temperature • Increase air density • Improves Operating efficiency
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    Pumps The pumps usedare Centrifugal Water pumps Driven by the governor drive gear
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    Impeller Devices used incentrifugal pumps and compressors