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ACERT
ACERT Nomenclature
ACERT Technology
What does ACERT stand
for?
Advanced
Combustion
Emissions
Reduction
Technology
Multiple technologies
Varies by engine family
Varies by engine application
Medium duty specs, changes, new
design
Heavy duty specs, changes, new
design
C7 ACERT
C7 Specs
Displacement
liters
Bore
Stroke
mm
= 7.2
= 110 mm
= 127
C7 Specs
Length
mm
= 1074
Width
= 774 mm
Height
1059 mm
Weight
=
= 588 Kg
Design Strategy
C9 ACERT
Development
HI 315- B injector
Common with C9
Sleeve Position
(Controlled by Actuator)
Zero Effective Stroke
1987
1991
1993
1998 32-bit
8-bit
PEEC II
Advanced
8-bit
PEEC III
Two 8-bit
ADEM II
ADEM III
2004 32-bit
ADEM 4
ADEM 4
Processing speeds and memory
increased
New 120 Pin engine connector
Retains 70 Pin OEM connector
More fuel maps to optimize
ACERT technology
Better performance
Better efficiency
ADEM 4
No change in OEM / machine
interface
Uses Cat ET
Common electronics from C6.6 to
C32
Allows greater protection and
prognostics
Full machine integration (Can bus,
J1939, etc.)
ADEM 4
Throttle input strategy
Multi- throttle capability
Configures throttle input priority
Engine control system options
Full range governor
Min max governor
Speed droop control
Simulates mechanical fuel system
performance
Adjustable from 0- 10% droop
ADEM 4
High speed 2- way communications
Standard link for all C- series engines
Broadcasts engine performance,
status and diagnostic information
Supports messages for powertrain
integration
Interfaces with Cat Messenger and
analog gauges
Turbocharger
Single wastegate turbocharger
Provides higher boost over
wide range
Improves engine response
Outstanding low end
performance
Improved peak torque
Turbocharger Wastegate
Function
Boost
Improved Response
RPM
Elevated BMEP
Turbocharger Wastegate
Function
Wastegate
Boost
Boost
RPM
Turbocharger Wastegate
Function
Actuator
Hose
Wastegate
Actuator
Cylinder Head
Cross-flow design
3 valves per
cylinder
Cylinder Head
Head Bolt Torque Sequence
Cylinder Head
Head bolt torque procedure
Tighten bolts 1- 14 in numerical sequence to 300 +/- 15
Nm
Loosen bolts 1- 14
Tighten bolts 1- 14 in numerical sequence to 130 +/- 15
Nm
Retighten bolts 1- 14 in numerical sequence to 130 +/15 Nm
Turn bolts 1- 14 in numerical sequence an additional 90
deg.
Tighten bolts 15- 20 to a torque of 55 +/- 7 Nm
Cylinder Head
Valve Lash Adjustment
Set number 1 cylinder to TDC compression
Adjust number 1,2, and 4 intake valves*
Adjust number 1,3, and 5 exhaust valves**
Turn crankshaft 360 deg.
Adjust number 3,5, and 6 intake valves*
Adjust number 2,4, and 6 exhaust valves**
Tighten adjusting screw locknut to 30 +/- 7 Nm
* 0.38 mm +/- .08 for intake valves
** 0.64 mm +/- .08 for exhaust valves
Cylinder Head
Isolated valve cover
Cylinder Head
Isolated valve cover
Cylinder Block
Cylinder block
Increased tensile strength
Higher peak cylinder pressures
Burns hot, burns clean
Improved thermal efficiency
Enhanced sealing surface
Side cover
One side cover group with wiring harness ties
Easy maintenance
Cylinder Block
Breather
Moved down to decrease
the engine height
Oil manifold redesigned to
accommodate breather
Straight thread O ring for
fluid connections
Pistons
Pistons
Top and intermediate rings installed with
up marking towards the top of the
piston
All ring end gaps to be 120 degrees apart
Piston crown boss marked with white
spot on the front pin boss
Single orifice piston cooling jet
Connecting Rods
Connecting Rods
Lubricate rod bolt seating
faces on the cap with clean
engine oil or anti- seize
Orient the cap so that
bearing tabs line up across
the joint face.
Tighten each bolt to 70 +/5 Nm
Tighten each bolt an
additional 120 +/- 5 deg.
Front Housing