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    CUMMINS CONFIDENTIALThis document (and the information shown thereon) is CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARYand shall not be disclosed to others in hard copyor electronic form, reproduced by any means, or used for any purpose without written consent of Cummins Inc.

    1. Scope

    This specification applies to the limits of acceptance for residual magnetism found in ferrousengine parts and shall apply to all ferrous parts listed below or whenever this inspectionspecification is referenced within a Magnetic Particle Inspection Standard.

    This specification shall not be used for new product fuel system components, use CES 16602.

    2. Applicable Documents

    Applicable documents listed below may be obtained from the respective organizations listed in

    CES 10054, Standards Organizations Addresses.

    a. 10054, Standards Organizations Addresses

    b. 10056, Glossary

    3. Definitions

    There are no unique definitions in this standard. Terms used in this standard that have a generaldefinition for usage in Cummins Engineering Standards are defined in CES 10056, Glossary.

    4. Specifications

    4.1. Equipment

    4.1.1. Master

    a. Bell Gaussmeter, Model 610 using internal standards.

    b. Bell Gaussmeter, Model 110A and reference (calibration)

    c. Magnets (supplied with equipment)

    d. Denshujiki Co. Ltd. Gaussmeter, Model GM-340

    e. Other Equipment that has the equivalent or better capability to make the measurements,

    (See Section 4.2. Measurements on page 2).

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    4.1.2. Gage

    4.1.2.1. Electromatic (Product Co.) Model (EMU Series residumeter and series UCresidumeter comparator for calibration) or gage that has equivalent or better capability to make themeasurements below:

    4.1.2.1.1. The gage or master mentioned above is to be used for all inspections with frequentreference made to the appropriate master, noted above, for assurance of accurate measurements.

    4.1.2.1.2. The gage or master reference (shall) be done through the use of reference magnetsor internal calibration (in the case of a gaussmeter) and via the comparator for residumeters.

    4.2. Measurements

    4.2.1. The instruments mentioned in Section 4.1.2. Gage on page 2measure magnetic fieldsurrounding the part. This magnetic field will vary considerably according to the position of themagnetic field in the part. The limits of acceptance therefore refer to the maximum readingobtainable while scanning the entire part with the gage point in contact with the part.

    4.2.2. The Bell Gaussmeter (or other gage) readings are to be taken with the short transverseprobe with the small protective shield retracted. The probe is to be in contact with the part andwafer element parallel to the surface of the part. Axial probe may be used where they prove to beeasier to use and better correlate to the EMU series meters.

    4.2.2.1. Move in cautiously on the object being tested, be sure the pointer remains on scale.Instruments should be kept a reasonable distance from heavily magnetized parts anddemagnetizing equipment. The movement could be rendered ineffective if the pointer is allowedto go beyond full scale.

    4.2.3. The Electromatic gage readings are to be taken with the case in contact with the surfaceof the part. The gage contact area of the case is marked and is found below the hinge point of theindicator needle.

    4.2.4. When the meter is not in close proximity to the part, and oriented as it will be when incontact with the part, note the position of the needle on the scale. This position should beconsidered zero for purpose of reading the needle deflection to determine residual magnetism.

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    4.3. Limits Of Acceptance

    4.3.1. Group A: (See Appendix A: Tables on page 4).

    The maximum acceptable level of magnetism in Group A ferrous engine parts is 15 Gauss. Thiscorresponds to a gage reading of 15, or three divisions, on the Electromatic Gage, Model EMU-10,for example.

    4.3.2. Group B: (See Appendix A: Tables on page 4).

    The maximum acceptable level of magnetism in Group B ferrous engine parts is 5 Gauss. This

    corresponds to a gage reading of 5, or one division, on the Electromatic Gage, Model EMU-10 forexample.

    4.4. Rework

    All parts exceeding these values are to be demagnetized until they are within the acceptable limits.

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    Appendix A: Tables

    Group A

    A

    Accessory Drive Gears

    Adjuster, Hydraulic Lash

    Adjusting Screw(Rocker Lever)

    All Internal Drive Train

    Armature & Valve

    Armature & PlungerB

    Barrel,Air Fuel Control

    Bearing Caps

    Bearing Shells

    Block, Cylinder

    Body, Solenoid Valve

    Bushings (All Steel or Steeplejack)

    C

    Cam Follower Shafts

    Cam Follower Studs

    Cam Followers

    Cam Rollers

    Camshaft

    Camshaft Gears

    Camshaft Idler Gears

    Capscrew, 12 Point, Grade 8

    Chain

    Chain Sprocket

    Clamp, Injector Hold Down

    Connecting Rod Bolts

    Connecting Rod Caps

    Connecting Rods

    Crankcase, Air Compressor

    Crankshaft, Air CompressorCrankshaft Engine (Crankpin &

    Main Bearing Journals only)

    Crankshaft Gears

    C (Continued)

    Crosshead, Valve

    Cylinder Head Bolts

    Cylinder Heads

    Crown, Articulated Piston

    D

    Dip SticksDisk, Valve

    F

    Fan

    Fan Hub Shafts

    Fuel Pump Plugs

    Fuel Pump Gears Covers

    Fuel Pump Gears

    Fuel Pump Drive & Idler Shafts

    Fuel Pump Regulator Plungers

    Fuel Pump Springs

    G

    Gear

    Gear Covers

    Generator Drive Gears, etc.

    Governor Weights

    H

    Housing, Armature

    Hubs, Vibration Damper

    I

    Idler Gears

    Idler Pulleys

    Injector Adapters

    Injector Barrels

    Injector Body

    Injector Control Valve Assembly

    I (Continued)

    Injector Coupling Retainer Cage

    (N14)

    Injector Coupling Retainer Cap-

    screw

    Injector Coupling Retainer

    Fork(L10)Injector Cup Retainers

    Injector Nozzle Retainer

    Injector Oil Feed Lock Nut

    Injector Plungers

    Injector Return Spring Retainer

    Injector Return Springs

    Injector Tappet Body

    Injector Top Stop Lock Nut

    Injector Top Stop Screw

    Injector Top Stop Shims

    Injector Top/Upper Link

    Injector Total Travel Cap

    Injector Wear WasherInsert, Valve

    L

    Lever, Cam Follower

    Lube Pump Drive Gears

    Lube Pump Housing

    M

    Main Bearing Studs & Capscrews

    N

    Nut(Lock Nut for Rocker Levers)

    O

    Oil Seal Wear Sleeves

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    Appendix A: Tables (Continued)

    Group A (Continued)

    P

    Piston Pins, Engine

    Piston Pins, Air Compressor

    Piston Rings

    Plunger, Air Fuel Control

    Plunger,Prs. Regulator

    R

    Retaining Ring

    Ring, Camshaft Gear Ret.

    Ring, Retaining

    Rocker Lever Shafts

    Rocker Levers

    S

    Seal, Valve Stem

    Seat, Solenoid Valve

    Shield,Shutoff Valve

    Shim

    Spacer, Thrust RingSpacer, Valve Disk

    Spring, Compression

    Stamped Top Stop Spring Retainers

    Stator, Solenoid

    Steel

    Steel Tubing

    Steel Washers

    Supercharger Drive Gears

    T

    Tappet Bodies

    Tensioner, Chain

    Terminal, ElectricalThrottle Shafts, P.T.F.P.

    Top, Piston

    T (Continued)

    Turbocharger Shaft Blanks

    V

    Valve

    Valve Rollers

    Valve SpringsW

    Water Pump Pulleys

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    Appendix A: Tables (Continued)

    Group B

    IInjector Barrel

    Injector Bias Spring

    Injector Bias Spring Guide

    Injector Bottom Stop Shim

    Injector Check Balls

    Injector Check Valve Body

    Injector Check Valve PlungerInjector Check Valve Spring

    Injector Clamp

    Injector Coupling

    Injector Cup

    Injector Link

    Injector Lower Plunger Spring

    Injector Nozzle

    Injector Nozzle Button

    Injector Nozzle Needle

    Injector Nozzle Retainer

    Injector Nozzle Spring

    Injector Orifice Plug

    Injector Plungers

    Injector Relief Valve Spring

    Injector Relief Valve Spring Guide

    Injector Retainer

    Injector Return Spring

    Injector Ring Valve

    Injector Roll/Dowel Pin

    Injector Screen

    Injector Screen Clip

    Injector Spacer

    Injector Spacer Threaded Plug

    Injector Spill Sleeve

    Injector Spring HousingInjector Spring Retainer

    Injector Tappet Ball Guide

    Injector Tappet Lower Socket

    Injector Tappet Plunger

    Injector Tappet Snap Ring

    Injector Tappet Spring Guide

    Injector Tappet Springs