Emissions technology, Reliable, integrated solutions – Milton CAT D7E Tier 4 Interim-Stage IIIB User Manual

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Emissions Technology

Reliable, integrated solutions

Cat NOx Reduction System

The Cat NOx Reduction System captures and cools a small quantity of exhaust gas, then routes it into
the combustion chamber where it drives down combustion temperatures and reduces NOx emissions.

Aftertreatment Technologies

To meet Tier 4 Interim/Stage IIIB emissions standards and beyond, Cat aftertreatment components
have been designed to match application needs. System components include a Diesel Oxidation Catalyst
(DOC), which uses a chemical process to convert regulated emissions in the exhaust system, and a
Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) that traps particulate matter that is carried into the exhaust stream.

The DOC, DPF and Cat Regeneration System are contained in a Caterpillar designed Clean Emissions
Module (CEM) that protects the components, minimizes the aftertreatment footprint and simplifi es
maintenance. For high debris applications that require thermal shields on exhaust components, an
optional insulated CEM is available for the D7E.

Cat Regeneration System

The Cat Regeneration System is designed to work transparently, without any interaction needed from
the operator. Under most operating conditions, engine exhaust is hot enough to oxidize soot through
passive regeneration. If supplemental regeneration is needed, the Cat Regeneration System elevates
exhaust gas temperatures to burn off soot in the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF). This is a process that
happens automatically, but the operator can initiate the cycle when convenient or interrupt regeneration
as needed. A soot level monitor and regeneration indicator lights are integrated into the D7E dash
display.

Key Off Regeneration – Optional Key Off Regeneration allows the operator to initiate a regeneration
cycle after the key has been turned off. If a cycle takes place, the engine will complete regeneration,
followed by a cool down period prior to shutting down.

Delayed Engine Shutdown – Delayed Engine Shutdown feature is available to allow the machine to cool
immediately after a heavy work load or regeneration cycle.

Engine Idle Shutdown Timer – An optional Engine Idle Shutdown timer will sound a warning and shut
down the engine after the machine has been idling for a pre-set period of time.

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