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Modular common rail fuel system

By 2007-06-01T09:47:00

TO MEET the latest emissions limits for railcars in Europe, British diesel engine supplier Cummins has announced plans to modify its QSK19-R design with a modular common rail fuel system. The QSK19-R, rated at 650 to 750 hp, is being fitted to the 51 three-car TransPennine Express DMUs being built ...

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