Emission Control Fuel Separator

Emission Control Fuel Separators are components of the Engine Fuel System in non-aircraft engines. They are part of the Engine Accessories supply group.

The main function of an Emission Control Fuel Separator is to separate and remove any impurities or contaminants from the fuel before it reaches the engine. This helps to ensure that only clean fuel is supplied to the engine, which improves its performance and reduces emissions.

Emission Control Fuel Separators typically consist of a housing or container that holds the fuel, along with various filtration and separation mechanisms. These mechanisms can include filters, screens, and baffles, which work together to remove particles, water, and other contaminants from the fuel.

By effectively separating and removing impurities, Emission Control Fuel Separators help to prevent damage to the engine's fuel system and ensure optimal fuel combustion. This not only improves the engine's efficiency but also reduces harmful emissions, making it an important component for meeting environmental regulations and standards.

Overall, Emission Control Fuel Separators play a crucial role in maintaining the performance, reliability, and environmental compliance of non-aircraft engines by ensuring the delivery of clean fuel to the engine.