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BENCH TEST
When the engine
is
overhauled, it
is
advisable to conduct
the bench tests for checking the engine performance.
The purpose
of
bench tests
is
to
make sure that each
major component has been properly serviced.
1.
Visual inspection
Couple the engine to the dynamometer and inspect
as
follows:
(1) Starting the engine
(a) Check the amounts
of
cooling water, lubricating
oil and fuel oil. Bleed air out
of
the fuel system.
(f) The relationship between the load and running-
in period
is
as
follows:
After running-in the engine, check the
valve
clearance.
Engine speed
rpm
Load
PS
Time
min
1000 0
30
1500
7.5
30
2000
15
60
2500
20
60
(b) Place the starter switch in PREHEAT position to
preheat the combustion chambers. The glow plug
indicator lamp will glow red within
20 seconds.
If
not, check the preheating system for condition.
2. Perfonnance tests
(c) Place the starter switch in START position to
start the engine. Do not move the governor
con-
trollever
to
INCREASE position.
(d) After starting the engine, manipulate the
gover-
nor control lever to run the engine at idling speed.
(2) After starting the engine
Check the following items and repair
if
necessary.
(a) Abnormal oil pressure and oil leakage.
(b) Abnormal noise.
If
knocking
is
heard while water temperature
is
low and the noise dies away
as
water temperature
rises, the engine
is
in good condition.
(c) Color
of
exhaust gases.
(d) Leakage
of
cooling water.
( e) Leakage
of
fuel oil.
(f) Fuel injection.
(3) Running-in the engine
While running-in the engine, check the following
items and repair
if
necessary.
(a)
Oil
pressure (3
~
4 kg/cm
2
or 42.7
~
56.9 psi).
(b) Temperature
of
cooling water (75
~
85°C or
167
~
185°F).
(c) Temperature oflubricating oil
(60
~
70°C or
140
~
158°F in oil pan).
(d) Abnormal noise.
(e) Excessive blow-by, water leakage and oil leakage.
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(1) Test condition
The engine must be equipped with the air cleaner
and alternator.
(2) Test items
No-load maximum speed test (governor set)
Fuel injection quantity test (control rack set)
No-load minimum speed test (idling speed set)
(3) Test procedures (with dynamometer pointer in
OFF position)
(a) No-load maximum speed test (governor set)
While the temperatures
of
cooling water and oil
are still high after engine running-in, set the
no-
load maximum speed.
(b) Fuel injection quantity test (control rack set)
The fuel injection quantity can be set by means
of
the governor fuel set lever. Loosening the set
screw at the top
of
the fuel set lever will increase
the fuel injection quantity, and vice versa.
(c)
Move
the control lever toward
LOW
SPEED posi-
tion and adjust the stop screw
to
set the idling
rpm
to
650 to 700.
(d) Tune-up
of
engine output
The diesel engine
output
is
based on the atmos-
pheric pressure and temperature. Therefore, the
output must be tuned up under standard
condi-
tions. Multiply the
output
measured by the factor.
This factor can be computed by the following
equation.
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