Fully functional diesel engine trainer featuring a EURO 6 Common Rail fuel system, complete with a high-pressure fuel pump, injectors, and electronic control unit (ECU). It includes an OBD II diagnostic connector, integrated 12V battery, and a comprehensive electrical schematic for detailed study. The trainer is designed for hands-on learning, fault simulation, and system diagnostics, providing a realistic experience of modern diesel engine operation.
Features
Common Rail fuel system, includes a high-pressure fuel pump, fuel accumulator, and injectors, enabling detailed study of fuel injection pressure and timing.
Electronic Control Unit (ECU) features a complete engine management system with sensors such as RPM, mass air flow, fuel pressure, and more, controlled via the ECU.
OBD II diagnostic connector for real-time monitoring, fault code management, and system parameter adjustments.
Control panel equipped with dashboard controls, electrical diagram with measuring contacts, fuses, ignition key, and emergency shutdown key for safe operation.
Jumper-based fault simulation capabilities, allowing for practical troubleshooting exercises.
Metal frame with wheels for easy mobility and classroom adaptability.
Plug and play design, requiring no additional mountings, assembly, or special preparation for operation.
Value for Students
Fully functional OEM diesel engine with 6 Common Rail fuel system, mounted on a frame, simulating real-world automotive environments.
Learn to diagnose and troubleshoot engine issues using the OBD II diagnostic connector, allowing for fault code retrieval, error deletion, and performance monitoring.
Study the structure and operation of the Common Rail fuel injection system, including high-pressure fuel pumps, injectors, and the fuel accumulator, offering insights into fuel injection timing, pressure control, and fuel economy optimization.
Utilize the provided electrical diagram to understand the interconnections between sensors, control units, and actuators, facilitating a clear comprehension of engine management systems.
Perform various laboratory tasks, such as simulating engine failures by manipulating jumpers and observing the resultant changes in engine behavior.
Value for Instructors
Demonstrate the intricate workings of a modern diesel engine, including its Common Rail fuel system, to provide students with practical, hands-on learning experiences.
The integrated control panel with labeled components, jumpers, and electrical contacts simplifies the process of conducting lessons, allowing for quick setup and efficient classroom integration.
The ability to simulate faults and manage diagnostic procedures using the OBD II connector helps teachers create realistic training scenarios that enhance student understanding.
Removable panels that protect against hot and rotating parts, while allowing easy access to the engine for maintenance and instructional purposes.
The mobile frame designed for easy movement and integration into various classrooms. Allows concurrent use by multiple students, promoting collaborative learning and practical training opportunities.
Closed steel frame with internal wiring for clean and safe learning environment while maintaining the model’s durability.
Requires small adjustments to reset to default parameters, making it easy to prepare and start each lesson.
Plug and play design, requiring no additional mountings, assembly, or special preparation for operation.
Specifications
Dimensions: 1200 x 980 x 1720 mm (47.24 in×38.58 in×67.72 in)
