C18 ACERT auxiliary/generator set engines incorporate a separate circuit aftercooling system (SCAC) for all configurations. The primary advantage of the SCAC systsem is reduced aftercooler corrosion since no sea water circulates through the aftercooler. Many other improvements on these engines also contribute to minimizing owning and operating costs. The EPA Tier 3, IMO II, EU Stage IIIA compliant ratings are available with heat exchanger or keel cooled options. All major MCS type approvals are available from the factory.
| Minimum Rating | 624 BHP |
| Maximum Rating | 803 BHP |
| Aspiration | TA, TTA |
| Minimum Rating | 465 bkW |
| Maximum Rating | 599 bkW |
| Aspiration | TA, TTA |
The primary advantage of the separate circuit aftercooling system (SCAC) is that no sea water circulates through the aftercooler
EPA Tier 3 compliant, IMO II and EU IWW compliant
Heat exchanger and Keel cooled options for all ratings
See More| Minimum Rating | 624 BHP |
| Maximum Rating | 803 BHP |
| Aspiration | TA, TTA |
| Bore | 5.7 in |
| Displacement | 1106 in³ |
| Configuration | In-Line 6, 4-Stroke-Cycle Diesel |
| Stroke | 7.2 in |
| Rotation from Flywheel End | Counterclockwise |
| Length | 73 in |
| Height | 51.2 in |
| Dry Weight | 1950 lb |
| Width | 44.6 in |
| Minimum Rating | 465 bkW |
| Maximum Rating | 599 bkW |
| Aspiration | TA, TTA |
| Bore | 145 mm |
| Displacement | 18.1 l |
| Configuration | In-Line 6, 4-Stroke-Cycle Diesel |
| Stroke | 183 mm |
| Rotation from Flywheel End | Counterclockwise |
| Length | 1854 mm |
| Height | 1300 mm |
| Dry Weight | 4299 kg |
| Width | 1134 mm |
The primary advantage of the separate circuit aftercooling system (SCAC) is that no sea water circulates through the aftercooler
EPA Tier 3 compliant, IMO II and EU IWW compliant
Heat exchanger and Keel cooled options for all ratings
Single turbo configurations for all ratings
All major MCS type approvals available from factory
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