Diesel Engine
It was Rudolf Diesel who first developed the idea for the diesel engine .with an intention to s to create an engine with high efficiency. Earlier,in 1876, Gasoline engines had been invented but these were not so efficient. Being more efficient and cheaper to run than gasoline engines, diesel engines have today dominated the scene. Rather, they have pushed the gasoline engines to the point of extinction. Thus diesel engine has become the workhorse that powers the Nation's trucks and buses. Diesel-powered engines also are becoming more prevalent in light vehicles, including pickups and other work trucks.

Diesel engines use direct fuel injection -- the diesel fuel is injected directly into the cylinder.

Diesel engine has no spark plug. It intakes air and compresses it, and also injects the fuel directly into the combustion chamber. It is the heat of the compressed air that lights the fuel in a diesel engine.

All functions in a modern engine are controlled by the ECM communicating with an elaborate set of sensors measuring everything from R.P.M. to engine coolant and oil temperatures and even engine position (i.e. T.D.C.).

Pumps Set
The pump sets are made of quality cylinders. Designed specifically to work faster and consume less fuel. Efficiency is high. The power to extract water is high. Power is according to ISO at corresponding frequency of rotation. We also have Single fast pulley, double ball bearing pumps suitable for pumping water, which can be operated for longer hours at a stretch without engine getting heated. These can be operated at various speeds, with variety of drives such as electric motors, diesel engines, directly through a belt drive arrangement. These pumps come with a choke system that enables to start them easily in winters.

Specifications as per customer requirement