Regeneration(continued)
normalengineoperation,thepressuredifferentialwillincrease.Theincrease
inpressurewillsignaltheenginetobeginaprocesscalledregeneration.
Regenerationincreasestheexhausttemperatureandthelengthoftimethe
engineoperatesatahigherthannormalexhausttemperature,incineratingthe
builtupsootandturningitintoash.Thedifferenttypesofregenerationusedare
listedinorderbasedontheamountofparticulatematterinthesootlter(leastto
most).Thelengthoftimetheenginewilloperateatahigherthannormalexhaust
temperaturetoburnoutthesootisalsorelatedtotheamountofparticulate
matterinthesootlter.
Typesofregenerationthatareperformedautomatically(whilethemachineis
operating)
Type
Conditions
Description
Passive
Occursduringnormal
operationofthemachine
athighenginespeedor
highengineload
TheDPFprocesseshighheatexhaust
gasses,oxidizingharmfulemissions
andincineratingsoottoash.
Passiveregenerationoccursaspartof
normalengineoperation.
Thedisplayscreendoesnotdisplayan
iconduringpassiveregeneration.
Whileoperatingthemachine,runthe
engineatfull-enginespeedandhigh
loadwhenpossibletopromoteDPF
regeneration.
Assist
Occursbecauseof
prolongedoperation
atlowenginespeed,low
engineload,orwhenthe
engineECUdetectsthe
sootlterisbecoming
obstructed.
TheengineECUadjuststheexhaust
intakethrottletoraisetheexhaust
temperature.
Thedisplayscreendoesnotdisplayan
iconduringassistregeneration.
Reset
Occursevery100hours
ofengineoperation
Occursafteranassist
regenerationiftheengine
ECUdeterminesthe
assistregenerationdid
notsufcientlyreducethe
sootlevel
Thedisplayscreendisplays
thehighexhausttemperatureicon.
TheengineECUadjuststheexhaust
intakethrottleandtheinjectortimingto
raisetheexhausttemperature.
Donotshutofftheengineorreduce
theenginespeedwhilethereset
regenerationisprocessing.
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