MK-System in Transport Refrigeration Unit (TRU) Applications
Operation of the MK-System (trailer application)
The filter becomes loaded with soot during reefer operation. While the engine is running, the backpressure is rising as the soot accumulates in the filter. The HUSS control monitors the status of the filter continuously. When the maximum backpressure set-point is reached, the HUSS control automatically shuts of the reefer engine and initiates the regeneration cycle. The regeneration takes about 20 minutes to finish. After the regeneration sequence is completed, the HUSS control re-starts the engine so that the clean filter may begin collecting soot again.
Operation of the MK-System (bobtail application)
The filter becomes loaded with soot during reefer operation. While the engine is running, the backpressure is rising as the soot accumulates in the filter. The HUSS control monitors the status of the filter continuously. When the maximum backpressure set-point is reached, the HUSS control alerts the driver that the filter needs to be regenerated. The sequence is initiated by turning off the reefer engine, pressing a button to power the HUSS MK-system, and pressing the Start button of the controller for 5 seconds. The regeneration takes about 20 minutes to finish. After the regeneration sequence is completed, the driver may re-start the engine so that the clean filter may begin collecting soot again.
Advantages of the MK-system in TRU Applications
absolutely independent from exhaust gas temperature
more than 85% filtration efficiency
verified and proven
completely independent operation
robust design
wide engine range
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filtration efficiency and better
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automatic regeneration (trailer application)
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independent from exhaust gas temperature
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HUSS the retrofit specialist in TRU Applications
HUSS particulate filters are dedicated to retrofit applications. The MK-system doesn’t require any information from the engine management. The HUSS control monitors and controls the entire process of filtration and regeneration.