MTU diesel engines are the standard in many mining applications around the globe. They reliably power vehicles for underground and opencast mining, including loading vehicles such as excavators and wheel loaders; transport vehicles such as haul trucks or
blast hole drilling rigs; and other mining machines – diesel-mechanic, diesel-electric or diesel-hydraulic.
Engine model mtu 502 c
Rated power max. 480 (644)kW (bhp)
Speed max. 1800rpm
Exhaust emission 7,8
Dimensions and masses
Length (L) mm (in) 1530 (60,2)
Width (W) mm (in) 1195 (47)
Height (H) mm (in) 1080 (42,5)
Mass (dry) kg (lbs) 1125 (2480)
Engine main data
Bore/Stroke mm (in) 130/150 (5,1/5,9)
Cylinder displacement l 1,99
Displacement, total l (cu in) 15,9 (970)
Rated power to DIN ISO 3046 IFN
Intake air temparature 25°C
Site altitude above sea level 100m
Barometric pressure 1000mbar
Intake air temperature: 25°C
Charge-air coolant temperature for engines with separate circuit charge-air cooling (SCCC) on request
Site altitude above sea level 100 m
Exhaust optimization:
(1) Fuel consumption
(2) Prescription EPA Nonroad 40 CFR 89, conforme phase 1
(3) Prescription EPA Nonroad 40 CFR 89, conforme phase 2 (ESP ou Flexibility) **
(5) Directive Nonroad 97/68 CE, conforme phase II
(7) Prescription EPA Nonroad 40 CFR 89, conforme phase 3 (ESP ou Flexibility) **
(8) EU Nonroad directive 97/68 EC, Stage IIIA compliant
(21) EPA Nonroad-Vorschrift 40 CFR 89, Stufe 4 final
(26)EPA 40 CFR 1039/ Tier 4i
(27)EU 97/ 68 EC/ Stage IV
For these applications, MTU 502 c provide the highest performance, reliability and availability as well as a maintenance-friendly construction. On top of that, long service intervals and an efficient use of fuel provide for exceptionally low operating
costs.
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