Module 2 - Construction
Learning Objectives
After completing this module you should be able to explain engine
terminology, layout and engine design features.
Agenda
☛ Terminology
☛ Engine Layout
☛ Engine Configuration
☛ Main Component Familiarisation
A-Bank B-Bank
A-Side B-Side
Flywheel-End
Cylinder and bank designation always refers to engine when viewed from the flywheel-end
F 00 0
L
Y
0 1 2 CAMSHAFT
W
H
E L6 & L8 Bearing
E
Arrangement Shown
L 00 0
0 1 2
E
CRANKSHAFT
N
D
00 0
Turbocharger
Multi-duct
Charge Air
Cooler
Main Air
Plennum
Main Oil Galley
‘L’ Engine
Configuration
“V” Engine
B A B A
Each camshaft on the QSV In-line 6 & 8 cylinder is
of two section design (2x3 and 2x4).
B
Each camshaft on the QSV ‘V’’ 16 is of two
section design , three section on the ‘V’ 18.
(2 x 3, 2 x 4 and 3 x 3).
O-Ring
Press nozzle in
squarely or O-ring
can be damaged
on these corners
It is important that the Spray Nozzle is locked in position with peg for the direction of
rotation. Directions shown are for an anti-clockwise rotating engine.
20
15
10
TD
C.
A1
-A
6
R E T ION
Starter
N
IO
TA
CT
RO
DI
L6 & L8 Flywheel Bolt Fixing to Crank Flange.
Flywheel dowel to crank for location with two
jacking points for removal. Timing Indicator fitted on the B-Bank
V16 & V18 Flywheel Clamp Ring Fixing (Ring Side of flywheel housing.
Feder). Doweled for location.
Crankshaft
Free- End
Optional - Power
take off Crankshaft
Adapter
Crankshaft
Flange
Single Damper Arrangement Dual Damper Arrangement
L6 and V18 Engines L8 and V16 Engines
PTFE Bearing
Surface
Silicone Fluid
(0.30 - 0.38 mm / 12” - 15” thou. Approx)
• Centrifugal cast
• Plateau - honed
• Water cooled
Piston
Cooling
Nozzles
Cut-out for piston
cooling nozzle
Guided Crosshead
Note: MK2
cylinder head
(1999) is floating
crosshead design.
O-Rings
D d Exhaust Valve
NOTE; All In-line engines are arranged with two-stage after-cooling systems
FEATURES
Exhaust
duct
Intake
duct
The “Multi-duct”
• Exhaust outlet
Exhaust Gas
• Water cooled
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