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what is derated engine
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A derated engine is intentionally calibrated to operate below its maximum possible power output. This practice, often implemented for longevity, fuel efficiency, and safety reasons, ensures the engine endures less mechanical stress, thereby reducing wear and extending its service life. Manufacturers might derate engines to comply with specific regulations, adapt to varying fuel qualities, or to meet certain operational requirements in different environments. By operating at a lower capacity, the engine often achieves better fuel efficiency and emits less pollution. Although derating might seem counterintuitive, considering the potential for performance compromise, the benefits of reduced operational costs and enhanced durability make it a prudent choice for many applications, particularly in commercial vehicles and industrial machinery.
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