Unburned fuel emissions
& Exhaust leaks
Cooper offers upgrades and solutions for engine misfire detection.
Unburned fuel emissions
Engine fire problems may continue unnoticed and undiagnosed and lead to significance methane and hydrocarbon (HC) emissions in exhaust from the unburned fuel. Furthermore, it can also damage the catalytic converter if an aftertreatment has been deployed to reduce emissions. Cooper offers solutions for engine misfire detection.
HyperBalance IVTM System
The HyperBalance IV uses pressure data from the pressure sensors to detect misfires or incomplete combustion. The misfires are tracked from time and a fault can be generated or shutdown can be initiated if the power cylinder is deemed to misfire consistently.
Cooper Performance Management System
Cooper’s asset monitoring and performance management system uses an accelerometer on a power cylinder to pick up vibrations due to various events such as combustion, exhaust blowdown and fuel valve closing. An absence of vibrations at certain frequencies can be easily detected as deviation from the nominal model. Furthermore, the absence of vibration peak due to a particular event can easily point to issues at hand.
Extended Life Power Piston Rings
A primary function of engine piston rings is to seal the combustion chamber from the crankcase. If combustion gases slip past the rings, they can enter the crankcase, accelerating lubricant deterioration and bypassing exhaust gas treatment unless routed back to the intake. Poorly sealing rings reduce compression and fuel efficiency.
Piston rings typically require a break-in period as surface irregularities wear down and sealing improves. Over time, normal wear increases the ring end gap, leading to greater gas leakage, higher oil consumption, and reduced efficiency—eventually requiring replacement.
Cooper’s Mo2 rings address these challenges with a dual-purpose coating that shortens break-in time and slows long-term wear, delivering a more effective seal and longer service life than conventional ring coatings.
E.S.G. Journey
We believe that our long-term success – both for our company and for the world – is dependent on our commitment to sound E.S.G. principles. That’s why we have committed to contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Environmental
We practice what we preach and continuously review our internal processes to reduce environmental impact. For example, we eliminated chrome from our manufacturing processes by developing better materials for our power cylinders and piston rings.
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Social
Cooper is an equal opportunity employer. We condemn discrimination in any form and respect human rights, including privacy rights, affirmative action, and non-harassment. We are involved in our communities where we work. And we maintain strict data privacy standards.
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Governance
Our Code of Compliance clearly states our commitment to operating with our employees, customers, and suppliers in an ethical manner, reporting on our business in a clear and transparent way, complete legal compliance, and acting fairly with our competitors.
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Hydrogen & Landfill Gases
Hydrogen and biofuels are exciting topics in renewable energy right now, but we’ve been experts in both for quite a while. As the industry continues its development of these important resources, you can be sure that Cooper will be innovating as well, providing the most efficient ways to deliver and utilize these fuels.
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Equipment Upgrades
As technology marches on, some engines can benefit from modernization, so they are more efficient and use less fuel for more output. Cooper offers many upgrade products to help find that perfect sweet spot for an engine in any application.
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Operational Efficiency
The most important strategy for reducing your carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions is to get your equipment operating at its peak efficiency. A well-maintained engine will perform to its fullest potential and deliver the best fuel efficiency.
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& Exhaust Leaks
Engine fire problem may continue unnoticed and undiagnosed and lead to significance methane and hydrocarbon (HC) emissions. Cooper offers two upgrades or solutions for engine misfire detection.
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Emissions Reduction
The lowering of greenhouse gas emissions is one of the most visible and talked about aspects of environmental protection. Over the last few decades, governments around the world have steadily lowered emissions thresholds, and we have responded with excellent solutions.
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- Cooper Expands After-Sales Support Offerings | Gas Compression Magazine, August 2021 , Page 16
- Cooper Shifts ESG Push into High Gear | ESG Review, First Quarter 2022, Pages 10 – 13
- Hydrogen Natural Gas Fuel Blend Lowers Emissions for AJAX Integral Engine-Compressor | ESG Review, March 30, 2022
- Cooper Integral Engine-Compressor Burns 30% Hydrogen by Volume | Gas Compression Magazine, October 2022, Pages 32 and 34