Sunday, November 8, 2009
Caterpillar Gets C13 and C15 Certification
Caterpillar received EPA certification for its C13 and C15 engines. The news follows an earlier certification for the C7 engine.
The Caterpillar C7, C13 and C15 engines use Cat's proprietary ACERT technology to meet the new, tougher EPA engine emissions standard for 2007. Cat says the technology allows them to adjust engine combustion under varying load conditions to reduce emissions and maintain engine performance.
Several truck manufacturers have already announced plans to offer the 2007 Cat engines in their models.
Want to use this article? Click here for options!
© 2009 Penton Media Inc.
Most Recent Story
| Commentary | Special Reports | Station Style |
|---|---|---|
|
Mutual Aid is a blog of news and views from FIRE CHIEF staff and industry experts — a virtual conversation about the issues important to you as a fire service leader. |
In Service provides information on fleet management, apparatus specifying and maintenance. Keep abreast of new trends and changes to emergency vehicle apparatus. |
Station Style focuses on the architectural design and needs of fire and emergency stations today. See the latest in design trends and learn about the Fire Station Design Awards. |
