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Heinzmann KRONOS 20 - 2 General; System Characteristics; Applications; Wiring Diagram for KRONOS 20 with Closed Loop

Heinzmann KRONOS 20
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2 General
4 KRONOS 20
2 General
2.1 System Characteristics
Affordable and trustworthy electronic Lambda control system
Improved starting, idling, synchronizing and load behaviour
Freely parametrizable, load and speed dependent mixing ratio map
Cold start enrichment possible
Easy adaptation to different engine and gas types, requiring only minor parameter
modifications
Only three sensors are required accordingly simple installation and reliable operation
Simple and easy parameter setting and diagnosis with HEINZMANN
DcDesk 2000 communications software
Optional:
- Communication with handheld programmer HEINZMANN HP-03
or the optional integrated programmer
- CAN communication
Extends application range of existing gas mixers mixing inserts therefore may be used
for different gas qualities within a certain range
The mixture control systems as a trimming system is largely self-regulating on basis of
Bernoulli’s Law, thus avoiding constant movement of the regulating valve, to best ad-
vantage of control stability.
In case of error, the mixture control system can be operated by hand in the conventional
way.
The closed-loop version may be regulated via the power signal, an oxygen sensor or via
a CH
4
signal.
Optional misfire detection is possible.
2.2 Applications
Lean-burn engines
Lambda 1 engines
Stationary engines and vehicles
Engines with fixed and variable speed
Fuels: propane, natural gas, sewage gas, landfill gas, carburetted hydrogen vapour
Fuels with changing gas quality

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