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Cummins offers EGR at EPA-10
27th September 2007, Page 6
27th September 2007
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CUMMINS HEAVY Duty X engines for the US market will feature EGR technology.
The company will offer 11.9, 15 and 16-litre models based on the HP1 HPCR fuel system, with cooled EGR, electronic controls, and the Cummins Particulate Filter to meet the EPA-10 emissions standard.
The XPI system is a joint development with Scania. It is not clear if Cummins will offer the engines in Europe under its own banner.
Availability of a non SCR-based solution is likely to be seen as a key advantage in the US, With MAN and Scania planning a similar design in Europe for Euro-5, Cummins might also attract sales interest this side of the Atlantic.
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