Kubota Corporation

Kazunari Tsujino

Hironori Tsuchihashi

Osami Fujiwara

Katsushi Inoue

Mikio Ishida

Yasuo Fujii

Yoshikazu Takemoto

Kazutomo Miyaguchi

Masayuki Togawa

Kouji Horikiri

An exhaust treatment device for a diesel engine includes a parked regeneration requirement notification component, and a parked regeneration start operation component, a regeneration process of a diesel particulate filter includes an automatic regeneration process and a parked regeneration process, the automatic regeneration process is automatically started when an estimation value of particulate material accumulated in the diesel particulate filter reaches a predetermined value, and the parked regeneration process is performed when first and second conditions are satisfied, the first condition being that a parked regeneration requirement notification component performs a notification of a parked regeneration requirement when a number of cancellations of the automatic regeneration process reaches a predetermined value or more, the second condition being that the parked regeneration start operation component is subjected to a start operation during a parked state in which an engine equipped machine is neither traveling nor working.

Exhaust treatment device for diesel engine

A fluid heating device of an engine is provided that is capable of reducing power consumption of a heat source required for heating a fluid. The fluid heating device of the engine includes a heat radiation pipe through which a fluid passes and an induction heating coil. Heat of the heat radiation pipe that is inductively heated by the induction heating coil is radiated to the fluid. A whole periphery of the heat radiation pipe is surrounded by the induction heating coil. The induction heating coil is supported by the heat radiation pipe. A holder is included, and the induction heating coil is supported by the heat radiation pipe via the holder. The holder, to which the induction heating coil is attached, is detachably supported by the heat radiation pipe.

Fluid heating device of engine

A work vehicle includes wheels and a mower unit that are driven by power from an engine, and a mower driving detecting section for detecting power transmission condition to the mower unit. An isochronous controlling section controls the engine in an isochronous control mode for maintaining an engine rotational speed at a predetermined fixed value, independently of an engine load. A droop controlling section controls the engine in a droop control mode for varying the engine rotational speed in dependence on the engine load. If power is transmitted to the mower unit, the isochronous control mode is selected.

Work vehicle with a mower unit

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Sakai, Japan

Kazunari Tsujino