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MicroBlue on Superfinished Surfaces Engine Technology |
Most consider that in engines there are three major sources of friction losses: piston liner assembly, valve train system and engine bearings. From all of them the valve train system is the second friction source. Nothing comes close to the improvements in effeciency and wear than MicroBlue® MORE
In the total engine friction equation, this area is the undisputed king, claiming about a 50% share. Piston skirt scuffing is a major contributor, and despite a variety of coatings are used, with marginal effect. Piston rings are good at multitasking, but with the pressures and temperatures they must deal with, they go to the head of the pack. But we have a plan that works. MORE
Third on the list is the friction produced by the crankshaft and engine bearings, the amount of which rises proportionally with RPM. Superfinished crank journals help, but none of the coated bearings available do anything to reduce rotating friction Except ours. MORE
Current turbo designs are generally based on ball or fluid-film bearings. Balls improve response times, but become increasingly inefficient as RPM rises. Plain bearings on the other hand struggle with spool-up, but are far more efficient at high RPM's. MicroBlue® vastly improves both and makes them bulletproof as well. MORE
Without question, diesel pulling engines push pumps and injectors to the max. With the extreme pressures those pumps produce, friction, galling and wear is a constant problem. When you bring MicroBlue® to the equation, all those problems are solved. MORE |
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