Analisis Pengaruh Penambahan Preliminary Fuel Filter Pada Excavator Tipe PC 200-8M0 Dengan Uji Cleanliness Terhadap Kualitas Bahan Bakar
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https://doi.org/10.22441/jonem.v1i3.16522Abstract
Heavy equipment is a tool designed to help facilitate human work on a large scale. One type of heavy equipment that is often encountered is the type of excavator with a capacity of 20 tons, PC type 200-8M0. The fuel used is the type of diesel fuel B30 which means that the diesel content is 70% and 30% biodiesel or vegetable oil. The problem that often occurs in the excavator fuel system is that the damage to the fuel filter is not in accordance with the maintenance schedule, which results in the maintenance schedule being disrupted. With the addition of a preliminary fuel filter, it is hoped that the maintenance schedule will be more appropriate and the filtration process will work optimally. The method used to determine the cause of damage to the fuel filter is the ISO 4406 cleanliness test method to determine the level of cleanliness of the fuel based on the size of the particles contained in the fuel. The results of the cleanliness test show that the ISO Code after the filtration process is close to the specified ISO Code standard but is still above the specified quality standard. With the addition of a preliminary fuel filter and the results of the Clenliness test, it can be concluded that the root of the problem of filter damage is due to the particle size contained in the fuel that is not in accordance with quality standards which results in faster filter damage and higher maintenance costs. With the addition of a preliminary fuel filter, the maintenance schedule is more regular and maintenance costs are lowerDownloads
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