Description
Certainly! Below is a product specification listing for the Volvo Penta TAMD31B marine engine.
Product Specification Listing: Volvo Penta TAMD31B Marine Engine
General Information
- Manufacturer: Volvo Penta
- Model: TAMD31B
- Type: 4-Stroke Marine Diesel Engine
- Use: Marine Propulsion
Technical Specifications
- Power Output: 128.7 HP (95 kW)
- RPM: 3,900 Rpm
- Displacement: 2.4 Liters (2393 cc)
- Number of Cylinders: 4 in-line
- Bore x Stroke: 92 mm x 90 mm
- Cooling System: Heat Exchanger-Cooled/Internal Seawater Cooled
- Air System: Turbocharged with Aftercooler
- Fuel System: Direct Injection
- Governor Type: Mechanical
Dimensions and Weight
- Dry Weight: Approx. 450 kg (992 lbs)
- Length: 1015 mm
- Width: 740 mm
- Height: 840 mm
Performance
- Fuel Consumption: Approx. 247 g/kWh at full load
- Compression Ratio: 17.2:1
- Maximum Torque: 320 Nm @ 2,200 Rpm
Electrical System
- Alternator: 12V / 60A
- Starter Motor: 12V
Emissions and Certifications
- Exhaust Emission Compliance: IMO, EPA, and EU emission regulations
Features and Benefits
- Design: Compact and lightweight for ease of installation.
- Durability: Robust design with high-quality materials for increased engine life.
- Maintenance: Easy access to service points.
- Efficiency: Optimized fuel consumption for reduced operational costs.
- Startup: Reliable startup even in cold conditions due to the efficient glow plug and fuel system.
Applications
- Yachts
- Motor Cruisers
- Workboats
- Fishing Vessels
Optional Equipment and Accessories
- Instrument Panel
- Remote Control System
- Power Trim
- Air Filter with Silencer
Warranty
- Standard Warranty: Limited warranty provided by Volvo Penta in accordance with their terms and conditions.
For further details and purchasing inquiries, please contact your local Volvo Penta dealer or visit the Volvo Penta website.
Note: Specifications may vary based on configuration and specific use case. Always refer to the official documentation provided by Volvo Penta for the most accurate and detailed information.
