What are probable causes and corrective actions in case engine can not be stopped?

29 Jun '17, 02:26

June 29, 2017, 2:26 a.m.
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Answer:

Engine may not stop because of following reasons:
- The control rod of the fuel pumps is wedged or blocked.
- The connection between the linkage between stopping servo (or pneumatic cylinder) and the control rod of the fuel pumps broken.
- The servo or corresponding control valve jammed.
- No air supply pressure to stopping pneumatic cylinder.

Actions to be taken. If actions does not succeed proceed to next one:
- Put the load control lever to "0" position.
- Press the emergency stop button.
- If The engine does not stop from the ECR change over to local/emergency control and manually push the fuel rack to 0.
- Stop the fuel supply pump and close the valve on the fuel line. - Cover the Turbocharger suction air filter with plastic or similar to stop air admission.

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