Emissions Upgrade Groups are available for a vast majority of 3306 off-highway applications. The 3306 EUG is on the US EPA verified technologies list at http://www.epa.gov/otaq/retrofit/verif-list.htm.
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An Emissions Upgrade Group is an innovative use of previously certified emissions technology. Emissions Upgrade Groups help you lower emissions from your existing engines to meet strict state and local emissions requirements. A EUG includes the components necessary to upgrade an engine to an improved emissions level. The components that make up a EUG typically include an upgraded turbocharger, fuel pump/governor, nozzles, cylinder pack, after-coolers (if applicable), and installation parts. The upgrade groups are released as kits and can be used by Caterpillar dealers during engine overhaul. The servicing dealer must follow specific installation instructions and submit a validation form to Caterpillar in order to receive an emissions label for the engine.
Emissions Upgrade Groups utilize your current engine core. A range of upgrade options is available. Existing parts are replaced with new emissions-critical components that deliver lower emissions. The engine, marked with an emissions label, will be equipped with an indicator in the field that it achieves lower emissions levels. The engine will receive a new arrangement number and information label and get the same proven components used in later model engines.
Emissions Upgrade Groups are available for a vast majority of 3306 off-highway applications. The 3306 EUG is on the US EPA verified technologies list at http://www.epa.gov/otaq/retrofit/verif-list.htm.
Emissions Upgrade Groups are available for a vast majority of 3406 off-highway applications. This solution is not US EPA verified today.
Emissions Upgrade Groups are currently being developed.
Yes. During a CCR (Cat Certified Rebuild) or CPT (Certified Power Train) is an ideal time to retrofit a EUG, Repower and/or aftertreatment solution to reduce emissions in an existing machine.