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In the <strong>C15</strong> ACERT engine, a combination of combustion technologies including more<br />

advanced control of fuel delivery and air management, together <strong>with</strong> <strong>new</strong> combustion<br />

chamber design, leads to the more complete combustion of fuel and, as a consequence,<br />

the development of higher power density, better fuel economy and lower emissions –<br />

properties which are among the most critical to purchasing decisions in this highly<br />

competitive part of the marine <strong>propulsion</strong> marketplace.<br />

“The <strong>C15</strong> engine <strong>with</strong> ACERT Technology is a very exciting <strong>new</strong> engine for Caterpillar,”<br />

says Jeff Greener, Caterpillar’s Global Pleasure Craft Manager. “The 3406E, one of the<br />

cleanest and most advanced engines in its class since its introduction in 1996 has been an<br />

extremely successful engine in the marine marketplace and the <strong>new</strong> <strong>C15</strong> has a great deal<br />

to live up to. Having said that, <strong>with</strong> its greater power density, lighter weight and ACERT<br />

Technology, we are very confident that Caterpillar will be first choice for owners and<br />

builders who are looking for the ultimate in performance in the 865 mhp (634 bkW)<br />

power <strong>range</strong>.<br />

“Our customer-focused approach to marine engine development is paying off and we will<br />

continue to listen to the needs of the marketplace as we develop <strong>new</strong> solutions, <strong>new</strong><br />

ratings and <strong>new</strong> engines in the future.”<br />

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