The fuel system stores, filters, pressurises and delivers fuel to the combustion chamber at the right moment and in the right quantity. This group covers it covers gas trains and regulators, gas mixers and carburettors, throttle bodies and actuators, and the associated valves and sensors, rather than injectors and high-pressure pumps. Because MWM engines run on fuels ranging from pipeline natural gas through biogas, sewage gas, landfill gas and mine gas, the fuel handling components must cope with widely varying gas quality, moisture and contaminant loading.
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No. TCG engines are gas engines. Fuel is delivered through a gas train, mixer and throttle arrangement rather than injectors and a high-pressure pump.
Natural gas, biogas, sewage gas, landfill gas and mine gas, depending on the model and configuration. Fuel type affects both component specification and service intervals.
Moisture, hydrogen sulphide and siloxanes in biogas and landfill gas corrode and foul gas train components far more aggressively than pipeline natural gas.