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Paul Lloyd Flynn

Somakumar Ramachandrapanicker

Milan Palinda Karunaratne

Arijit Banerjee

Rupam Mukherjee

Ajith Kuttannair Kumar

Anthony W Giammarise

Shashi Kiran

James Edward Arner

Bret Dwayne Worden

James Robert Mischler

Arvind Kumar Tiwari

Matthew John Malone

Pradheepram Ottikkutti

Aninda Bhattacharya

Ganesasubramanian Murugesan

John Stephen Roth

Shishir Tiwari

Daniel Cullen

Shawn Michael Gallagher

Eric David Peters

Kyle Craig Stott

James Schreiner

Michael Allen Easter

Ajith Kuttainnair Kumar

James A Meyer

Kirk Heywood

Ganesha Koggu Naik

Muthu Mailvaganan Anandhan

Boyanapally Srilatha

Daniel Allan Moser

James M Nuber

James Kobrinetz

Shaun P Luther, Jr

Wolfgang Daum

Thomas Michael Lavertu

Roy James Primus

Luke Michael Henry

Neil Xavier Blythe

Kendall Swenson

Victor Manuel Salazar

James Henry Yager

Bertrand Dahung Hsu

Stephen Mark Geyer

Jeffrey David Willis

Ahmed Esa Sheikh

Martin J Hapeman

Roshan Shekhar Kotian

Srilatha Boyanapally

Pritamkumar Gangwal

Habeeb Khan Pathan

Bhanuprakash Haranahalli Panchakshari

Franz-Joseph Foltz

Zujing Shen

Gregory L Confer

Kesavan Dhanasekaran

Eric Ducharme

Hafiz Hassan Eisa

Mandyam Ranagayan Sridhar

Methods and systems are provided for an engine. A condition of the engine may be diagnosed based on information provided by signals from a generator operationally connected to the engine and/or other signals associated with the engine. Different types of degradation may be distinguished based on discerning characteristics within the information. Thus, a degraded engine component may be identified in a manner that reduces service induced delay.

Systems and methods for diagnosing an engine

Various methods and systems are provided for an engine capable of receiving liquid and gaseous fuel. In one example, cylinder misfire may be identified based on a misfire monitor. The misfire monitor may detect misfire based on signals from a crankshaft sensor.

Multi-fuel engine system

Various methods and systems are provided for an exhaust gas cooler. In one example, a method includes controlling a flow of coolant to at least a first stage of a plurality of stages of an exhaust gas cooler relative to a second stage of the plurality of stages to maintain at least one of: a controlled amount of heat removal from the first stage relative to the second stage, an about equal coolant temperature increase across the first stage relative to the second stage; an about equal gas temperature decrease across the first stage relative to the second stage; and an about equal gas heat removal across the first stage relative to the second stage.

Method and systems for a multistage exhaust gas cooler

Various methods and systems are provided for a pressure relief valve of a fuel system. In one example, a valve includes a first chamber in fluid communication with a first fuel line, a second chamber in fluid communication with a second fuel line and in fluid communication with a fuel storage tank, a piston separating the first chamber from the second chamber, and a needle coupled to the piston and controlling a flow passage between the second fuel line and the second chamber, where the piston and needle are sized such that a force applied on the piston by the first chamber parallel to an axis of movement of the piston maintains the needle in a closed position when the first fuel line flows fuel at a first pressure and the second fuel line flows fuel at a second pressure, the second pressure greater than the first pressure.

Pressure relief valve system

Pressure relief valve systems

Systems are provided for detecting a change in performance of an engine component. In one example, a system includes a first pressure sensor of a first exhaust manifold coupled to a first subset of cylinders of an engine, a second pressure sensor of a second exhaust manifold coupled to a second subset of cylinders of the engine, a passage coupling the first exhaust manifold to an intake manifold, and a controller configured to detect a change in performance of any cylinder of the engine based on frequency content from the first pressure sensor and from the second pressure sensor during both a first mode where no exhaust gas from the first exhaust manifold is provided to the intake manifold, and during a second mode where all exhaust gas from the first exhaust manifold is provided to the intake manifold, and adjust an operating parameter responsive to the change in performance.

Systems for an engine

Various embodiments for an exhaust gas treatment device for a vehicle system are provided. In one example, the vehicle system includes an engine with a longitudinal axis, where a crankshaft of the engine is parallel to the longitudinal axis and an exhaust gas treatment device mounted on the engine, vertically above the engine such that a longitudinal axis of the exhaust gas treatment device is aligned in parallel with the longitudinal axis of the engine, the exhaust gas treatment device configured to receive exhaust gas from an exhaust manifold of the engine.

Device, method, and system for emissions control

Various systems and methods are provided for identifying cylinder misfire. In one example, cylinder misfire may be identified based on a misfire monitor that differentiates a single-cylinder misfire event from a multi-cylinder misfire event based on output from a crankshaft speed sensor.

Systems and method for multi-cylinder misfire detection

Various methods and systems are provided for a multi-fuel capable engine. In one example, a system comprises an engine having at least one cylinder controlled via an intake valve, a first fuel system to deliver liquid fuel and a second fuel system to deliver gaseous fuel to the at least one cylinder, a variable valve timing actuation system to adjust one or more of an opening or a closing timing of the intake valve, and a controller. The controller is configured to, during a liquid fuel only mode, adjust the variable valve timing actuation system to close the intake valve at a first timing based at least on engine load, and during a multi-fuel mode, adjust the variable valve timing actuation system to close the intake valve at a second timing.

Method and systems for a multi-fuel engine

Diagnosing equipment coupled to a generator. A condition of the equipment is diagnosed based on information provided by signals from a generator operationally connected to the equipment or other signals associated with an engine. Different types of degradation are distinguished based on discerning characteristics within the information. Thus, a degraded equipment component can be identified in a manner that reduces service induced delay.

Systems and methods for diagnosing engine components and auxiliary equipment associated with an engine

Various systems are provided for a support structure. In one embodiment, a system comprises a support structure including a plurality of support legs, a first end of each support leg of the plurality of support legs coupled to a respective cylinder head of a plurality of cylinder heads mountable to an engine block, the plurality of support legs configurable to support an exhaust aftertreatment system.

Support system for an aftertreatment system for an engine

Methods and systems are provided for an engine including a crankcase. A condition of the engine may be diagnosed based on frequency content of crankcase pressure. Different types of degradation may be distinguished based on a frequency content of multiple frequencies of the crankcase pressure. Thus, a degraded engine component may be identified in a manner that reduces service induced delay.

System and method for diagnosing an engine

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