The flywheel housing is a critical component of Cummins automotive engine systems, performing essential functions. Below are some core data points about the flywheel housing to help you understand its characteristics and performance.
1. Material
• Common Materials: High-strength aluminum alloy or cast iron
• Temperature Resistance: Capable of withstanding operating temperatures up to 200°C, ensuring reliability under extreme conditions.
2.Weight
• Flywheel Housing Weight: Typically ranges from 15 to 25 kg, depending on the model and design.
3.Dimensions
• Outer Diameter: Approximately 300-400 mm, varying based on specific vehicle and engine types.
• Thickness: Generally between 8 to 15 mm, providing adequate strength and rigidity.
4.Working Pressure
• Maximum Operating Pressure: Up to 2000 PSI, suitable for high-load conditions.
5.Torque Capacity
• Maximum Torque: Usually ranges from 300 to 600 Nm, ensuring the flywheel housing can stably handle the engine's output torque during operation.
6.Design Life • Expected Lifespan: Typically designed for a lifespan of 10 years or 500,000 kilometers, validated through rigorous testing.
The core data of Cummins automotive flywheel housings highlights their importance in performance and safety. We are committed to providing high-quality machining solutions for flywheel housings that meet Cummins' strict standards and market demands. For more information, please feel free to contact us!
