Gas Engines

Modern gas engines are highly efficient and optimized for the best possible fuel economy.

Depending on the type of fuel, typical sources of contamination are wear metals and oil degradation that leads to sludge build-up and increased viscosity. Increased viscosity leads to a reduced cooling, which reduces the efficiency of the engine. Also an increased TAN level in the oil is often a problem in gas engines.

A is the effective way to remove contamination in gas engines. In cases where increased acidity is a problem, a CJCâ„¢ Offline Fine Filters with acid neutralizing filter inserts can solve the problems.

The are a range of tailor-made systems designed for use on engines installed in CHP plants (Combined Heat and Power) and adapted to each specific application.