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Doosan Infracore ranks among the world’s leading makers of construction
equipment, machine tools and engines required to build and maintain
infrastructure. We were founded in 1937 and have since achieved an unrivalled
position in the world. In the 1990s, we have grown to become a truly global player
through technological advancements, acquisitions and new product developments.
Doosan Infracore built a global network of large production facilities and sales
subsidiaries, along with extensive dealer networks in all regions of the world
including North America, Europe and China. Doosan Infracore continues to secure
the latest products and technologies in line with the growing demand for green
engines and boosting customer value.
Introduction of Engine Business group
The history of the Doosan Infracore Engine BG goes back to 1958 by offering diesel
engines, and the unit today produces and supplies diesel and natural gas engines
with high performance and fuel-efficiency for commercial vehicles, military vehicles,
construction equipment, generators and ships around the world. Doosan Infracore is
emerging as a global engine producer by developing a full line-up of diesel and gas
models that meet increasingly strict environmental regulatory standards.
With the introduction of our new compact diesel Tier 4 final and EU Stage IIIB & IV
compliant engines, Doosan Infracore is positioned to become one of the world’s top
5 engine makers with advanced environmentally-friendly technologies.
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Suzie – Klassen Engine Co.
A new engine line was added in 1999, Doosan (formally known as Daewoo) Diesel Engines.  Doosan built engines for Isuzu and MAN for twenty years.  These engines had been sold in construction equipment and forklifts in the U.S. for fifteen years.
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History

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1950’s
1958 Marine engines (AVL)
1970’s
1975 Medium duty engines (MAN license) – D0846, D2156
1979 Light duty engines (ISUZU license) – 4BA1, 6BB1 (2.8, 5.4L)
1980’s
1983 Large engines (MAN license) – D28 Series (15, 18, 22L)
1985 ‘STORM’ engines, (the first in-house designed model, 8, 12L)
1988 Small engines – 3AB1, C223, C240, 4BC2 (1.8, 2.2, 2.4, 3.3L)
1990’s
1994 Acquisition of ISO 9001/9002
1995 ‘DE & DV’ series (8, 12, 15L)
1996 Grand Prix Tech. of Environmental Reservation with DE12TI engines (Honor of President/Korea)
1997 Acquire ISO 14001
1999 ‘GE’ series – CNG engines for city bus (12L) 1975 Medium duty engines (MAN license) – D0846, D2156
2000’s
2000 Best Award on GE12TI engines (NGV2000)
2001 Tier 2 engines
2004 Euro III engines with Commonrail system
2006 GM Group Supplier of the Year (SOY) award
2007 Euro IV engines
2008 CNG engines assembly plant in Atlanta – US07 certified
2010’s
2010 Euro V engines. US10 CNG engines ( supplied to LA Metro Bus)
2011 Tier 4-Interim engines
2012 Start of production of Doosan Compact Diesel Engines (1.8,2.4,3.4L)
2013 DP Series engines for generator sets
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Specifications For Doosan
2/4-Stroke Cycle Gasoline/Diesel Marine Engines

Click on Links for Model Pages with Spec Sheets, Manuals, etc.

TABLE KEY:
CYL = Cylinder Configuration-Number−Liner: IL = Vertical In-Line, s =Slanted, h = Horizontal, n = Inverted
-CYL: V = V, O = Opposed, R = Radial, WR = Wankel Rotary
−CYL: W = Wet Liners, D = Dry Liners, C = Combo Wet & Dry Liners, P = Parent/Native Bore, S = Sleeved
−CYL:  ? = Not Published
RATING: COM = Commercial, R = Recreational, WB = Work Boat, PC = Pleasure Craft
RATING: CON = Continuous, INT = Intermittent
RATING: CON, CD, HD, MCD, MD, INT, ID, GS, HO, etc. (See Duty Ratings at end of this table)
ASP: NA = Naturally Aspirated, T = Turbocharged, S = Supercharged
ASP: TA = Turbocharged & Aftercooled, TI = Turbocharged and Intercooled
KW = Kilowatts, HP = Horsepower, BHP = Brake Horsepower, MHP = Metric Horsepower, ? = Not Published
@RPM = Power Ratings @ Revolutions Per Minute
YEARS MFR’D: Beginning-Ending, Trailing  –  (Dash) without an Ending Date = Still in Production

Marine Diesel Engines

We boast extensive experience as a top-tier builder of marine diesel engines in the global market, and our integrated service system extends from new model design and production to sales and after-sales services. These valuable assets enable us to meet increasingly diversified customer needs and provide engines that satisfy ever-stricter environmental regulations.

Low Speed Engines (two-stroke engines)

* Data on engines for diesel power plant applications are collected on the basis delivery time.

DOOSAN-MAN Medium Speed Propulsion Engines

DOOSAN-MAN Medium Speed Propulsion Engines

Speed [rpm]	Engine Type	power [KW]	min	max
500 – 514	L51/60DF		5,850	9,000
500 – 514	V51/60DF		11,700	18,000
500 – 514	L48/60CR		7,200	10,800
500 – 514	V48/60CR		14,400	21,600
500 – 514	L48/60B		6,900	10,350
500 – 514	V48/60B		13,800	20,700
720 – 750	L32/40		3,000	4,500
720 – 750	V32/40		6,000	9,000
1,000 – 1032	V28/33D		5,460	10,000
1,000 – 1032	V28/33D STC		5,460	10,000
775	L28/32A		1,470	2,205
800	L27/38		2,040	3,285
800	L27/38 (MDO/MGO)		2,190	3,285
900	L23/30A		960	1,280
1000	L21/31		1,290	1,935

DOOSAN-MAN Medium Speed Marine GenSet

DOOSAN-MAN Medium Speed Marine GenSet

Speed [rpm]	Engine Type	power [KW]	Engine Power		Electrical Power
			min	max	min	max
720 – 750	V32/44CR		6,984	12,000	6,984	12,000
720 – 750	L32/44CR		3,474	6,000	3,474	6,000
720 – 750	L32/44K		3,069	5,300	3,069	5,300
720 – 750	V32/40		5,820	9,000	5,820	9,000
720 – 750	L32/40		2,895	4,500	2,895	4,500
720 – 750	L28/32H		1,000	1,980	1,000	1,980
720 – 750	L27/38/		1,900	2,970	1,900	2,970
720 – 750	L2738 (MDO/MGO)		2,016	3,150	2,016	3,150
720 – 900	L23/30H Mk 2		809	1,400	809	1,400
900 – 1,000	L21/31		950	1,980	950	1,980
1,000 – 1,200	L16/24

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Duty Ratings

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Liturature

Doosan Engine Brochure
Diesel Power Plants Catalogue
Engine Parts Catalogue
Mesutal Catalogue

Contact Information

Low-Speed Engine Website: www.doosanengine.com/en/main.do
Engine Website:  www.doosaninfracore.com/engine/en/main.do
Marine Engine Website: www.doosaninfracore.com/engine/en/product/vessel.do
Contact Form: www.doosanengine.com/en/contactus/contactus.do
Generation
Head Office
18, Gongdan-ro 21beon-gil, Seongsan-gu, Changwon-si,
Gyeongsangnam-do, 642-370, Republic of Korea
Tel : +82-55-260-6000
Fax : +82-55-283-2333
www.doosanengine.com
Seoul Office
11F Doosan Bldg., 726, Eonju-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul,
135-714, Republic of Korea
Tel : +82-2-519-5880
Fax : +82-2-519-5919
E-mail : sangmin1.lee#doosan.com, dpp#doosan.com
Issued date : 2012-10-19
Shanghai Office
Room C.23F Hua Du Mansion, #838 Zhang Yang Road,
Pudong, Shanghai, China
Tel : +86-21-6875-0876, 0867
Fax : +86-21-6875-0864
E-mail : taekuk.park#doosan.com
Singapore Office
78 Shenton Way, No.16-04 Singapore 079120
Tel : +65-6222-5515
Fax : +65-6222-5525
E-mail : chunseong.choi#doosan.com
Europe Office
Heidenkampsweg 100, 8 O.G Hamburg, Germany
Tel : +49-40-2533-5662
Fax : +49-40-2533-5663
E-mail : minju.cho#doosan.com
Measutal
HEAD OFFICE
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Phone. +82-55-260-6923 / +82-55-260-6250
Fax. +82-55-260-6783
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