CASE IH | Exhaust

Founded in 1842 by Jerome Enhance Case, Case IH is a manufacturer of agricultural machinery as well as construction equipment. Its headquarters is in the United States. Exhaust parts are produced in accordance with this brand in our factory.

Case IH

Case IH is a manufacturer of agricultural machinery. It was established in 1985 when Tenneco's agriculture division was purchased from International Harvester and merged with JI Case Company. Today, it continues its activities under the umbrella of CNH Industrial. Case IH offers agricultural equipment, financial services as well as parts support. It is also the first company to produce tractors with diesel engines.

Case IH History

• In 1970, the IH World Wide series was introduced. Later in 1972, Tenneco purchased David Brown Tractors, making it part of JI Case.
• In 1977, the 84 Series 955 and 1055 were launched. At the same time, the Axial Flow rotary combine was introduced to the market.
• Introduced in 1979, the David Brown 90 Series tractors were produced in both Yorkshire and Racine. In the same year, 2 + 2 articulated tractors were introduced in the United States.
• The first IH 85 Series was launched in 1981.
• With the acquisition of IH by Tenneco in 1985, the corporate identity of Case IH was created.
• In 1999, Case IH was acquired by Fiat and merged with the new CNH.

Production

Products manufactured by Case IH;

• Special Agricultural Vehicles
• Combine Harvester
• Tillage Tools
• Tractor
• October and October Systems
• Hay and Feed Equipment
• Sprayers

Exhaust parts are produced in our factory in accordance with the Case IH brand.

What is Exhaust?

Exhaust is a system that absorbs the sound as well as providing the discharge of the burning gas. In this way, sound pollution is prevented. Exhaust regularly throws out the waste gases accumulated in the engine and at the same time filters it. In addition, the water level in the exhaust is evaporated and thrown out.

What are the parts of the exhaust?

This system consists of various parts. The parts that make up the exhaust are as follows:

• Outer Housing: It is the part that forms the outer structure of the exhaust.
• Catalytic Converter: It ensures that harmful gases become harmless by chemical reaction.
• Honeycombs: It is a type of converter. It has the ability to increase the properties of catalysts 700 times.
• Exhaust Manifold: It is a part designed to allow the burning gas to be thrown out as quickly as possible.
• Silencer: It is the part that helps to reduce the noise. It allows the gas to discharge slowly. The exhaust gases first pass through the exhaust manifold, then through the exhaust pipe and finally through the muffler.

Silencers are of two types:

Countercurrent: There are non-consecutive pipes and chambers inside the muffler box. The smoke entering the muffler expands and cools with back and forth movements. It is then thrown out, having lost its voice and speed.

Straight flow: It consists of several intertwining pipes. The smoke entering the muffler continues without changing direction.

• Exhaust Pipes: It is divided into three parts as front, center and tail. They are also parts made of steel.

What is the Working Principle of Exhaust?

The sound that the engine makes while running first enters the exhaust from the inlet pipe. The higher the speed of the vehicle, the louder the sound from the engine. Loud noise / noise coming from the exhaust pipe is transmitted to the muffler. Sounds reaching the muffler overlap each other and therefore lower each other's decibels. At the same time, sound waves entering the pipe enter through hundreds of small holes and exit through hundreds of small holes. Noises cannot be completely eliminated, but are reduced as much as possible. In this way, the sound of the exhaust decreases to a level that does not disturb people.