580℃ Temperature Turbo Seal T- MET42SD Oil Thrower Axial Type Turbine

580℃ Temperature Turbo Seal T- MET42SD Oil Thrower Axial Type Turbine

T- Mistubishi / T- MET-SD Series turbochargers features:

T- MET42SD turbocharger oil thrower belongs to T- Mistubishi / T- MET-SD Series turbochargers with the features as below:

• The T- MET-SD series turbocharger is axial type of turbine with higher engine output;

• The T- MET-SD series turbocharger has a single body impeller with split blade;

• Its turbine side uses the freestanding turbine blades with wide cord;

• Since the 1965 until now, T- MET Series exhaust gas turbochargers has developed many series to meet the market demands, it includes the Axial type and Radial type of turbochargers:

• T- MET	Axial Type			Radial Type
  	Original and ..0 Series	T-S, -SA Series	T-SB,SBII Series	T-SR, SRII Series
  	T-SC,SD Series	T-SE Series	T-SEII Series	T-SRC Series
  	T-MA Series	T-MB Series	T-MBII Series	T-ER Series

• The bearing is designed on the inner side of the impeller and turbine blade;

• The Rotor is supported by a pedestal with less thermal deformation;

• Bearing pedestal has an interated head tank, by which the lubrication oil is continuously supplied even after than emergency shut down of the engine;

• The gas inlet casing is double wall structure, which make it easy to check the turbine and nozzle when doing the maintenance;

• An advanced aerodynamic design for compressor and turbine is adopted in T- MET Series turbochargers;

• Simple and compact design of T- MET Series turbocharger make it long service lifetime and high reliability;

• T- MET series turbochargers service the engine power output range from 400kW to 45,200kW per unit.

T- MET-SD turbocharger series include:

T-MET Series turbochargers undergone revolusionary changes in order to improve turbocharger performance by mainly modifying the compressor wheel and turbine blade.

Improvement of T- MET Compressor Impeller:

Definition of turbocharger oil thrower:

T- MET42SD turbocharger oil thrower is a device to throw or scatter oil; specifically, a raised ring on a shaft at the end of a journal or on the body of a revolving shaft. Oil creeping along the shaft from the journal is thrown off at this ring by centrifugal force. ( From The Century Dictionary)