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CASE SERIES|METALLURGY · ROAD TRANSPORT|ICE · CYLINDER-PISTON GROUP

IE S016TWO TECHNICAL TEST REPORTS ON A VEHICLE FLEET

series of 3 acts

GAZEL and ZIL 130: compression rose on both vehicles, no teardown

Compression rose on both fleet vehicles, sagging cylinders gained back. 2.2–33.3 % — compression across the cylinders of both vehicles, 7.0–9.5 → 7.4–12.0 kgf/cm²; increase in 12 of 20 readings; the rest unchanged (2000).

ZAlK — Zaporizhzhia Production Aluminium Plant, PJSC, motor transport section  ·  reports signed by the section mechanic and the engine fitter, approved by the plant's commercial director

Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine  ·  treatment performed by XADO LLC, Kharkiv

PRODUCTXADO compoundengines treated through the oil, without teardown and without taking the vehicles out of service
TEST OBJECTPetrol engines of the vehicle fleetGAZEL 53-25 ZPT, 4 cylinders · ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP, 8 cylinders
DOCUMENT TYPETechnical test reports,
signatures of both parties and the plant stamp

What repeated on both vehicles

↑2.2–33.3%
compression across the cylinders of both vehicles,7.0–9.5 → 7.4–12.0 kgf/cm²; increase in 12 of 20 readings; the rest unchanged
compression rose in the most depressed cylinder of each vehicle
VEHICLEENGINECOMPRESSION BEFORE TREATMENTWHAT WAS MEASURED
GAZEL, reg. no. 53-25 ZPTpetrol, 4 cylinders8.8–9.5 kgf/cm²compression in each cylinder, oil pressure
ZIL 130, reg. no. 95-36 ZPPpetrol, 8 cylinders7.0–9.4 kgf/cm²compression in each cylinder, oil pressure

Compression by cylinder, kgf/cm²

VEHICLECYLINDERBEFORE TREATMENTAFTER TREATMENTCHANGE
GAZEL 53-25 ZPT19.011.0+2.0
GAZEL 53-25 ZPT28.811.0+2.2
GAZEL 53-25 ZPT39.012.0+3.0
GAZEL 53-25 ZPT49.511.0+1.5
ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP18.59.4+0.9
ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP29.09.5+0.5
ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP39.09.00
ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP49.09.00
ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP59.49.40
ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP69.09.4+0.4
ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP77.07.4+0.4
ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP89.09.2+0.2

Gain by cylinder: 16–33 % on the GAZEL, 4–11 % on the ZIL 130. Compression cannot rise above the engine's factory rating.

Oil pressure at idle, kgf/cm²

VEHICLEBEFORE TREATMENTAFTER TREATMENT
GAZEL 53-25 ZPT2.02.0
ZIL 130 95-36 ZPP1.41.4

The compound is added to the oil, so pressure in the lubrication system was monitored separately: on both vehicles it stayed the same.

What the series showed

Two engines from one fleet — the four-cylinder engine of the GAZEL and the eight-cylinder engine of the ZIL 130 — were treated with the XADO compound without teardown, on vehicles in service. The result repeated on both: compression rose. On the GAZEL all four cylinders came up — from 8.8–9.5 to 11.0–12.0 kgf/cm², and the most depressed cylinder reached the level of the others. On the ZIL 130 compression rose from 7.0–9.4 to 7.4–9.5 kgf/cm², including the engine's weakest cylinder. A rise in compression means restored sealing of the cylinder-piston group, on which power output and fuel consumption depend; it cannot rise above the factory rating, so pulling the lagging cylinders up to the rest is the limit of what is attainable. Oil pressure at idle stayed the same on both vehicles — the lubrication system works as intended.

Current equivalent

How such units are treated: Petrol engineCylinder-piston group

About this result: Compression

Limits of this report: The results relate to the petrol engines of a goods vehicle fleet — GAZEL and ZIL 130 — under the plant's operating conditions; on other vehicles and duty cycles the figures may differ.

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