What components are used in the heavy truck Cummins engine assembly?

The Cummins heavy-duty engine assembly consists of the following components:

1. Engine block - The main body of the engine, responsible for housing the internal components.

2. Cylinder head - Covers the top of the engine block and contains the combustion chambers, valves, and ports.

3. Pistons - Move up and down within the cylinders to convert fuel into energy.

4. Crankshaft - Converts linear motion into rotational motion and transfers power to the transmission.

5. Camshaft - Controls the opening and closing of the engine's valves.

6. Valves - Control air intake and exhaust to and from the combustion chamber.

7. Fuel injectors - Deliver fuel to the combustion chamber.

8. Turbocharger - Increases the engine's power output by compressing air before it enters the combustion chamber.

9. Exhaust system - Collects and expels waste gases from the engine.

10. Cooling system - Helps regulate the temperature of the engine and keeps it from overheating.

11. Electrical system - Provides power to the engine's components and controls.

12. Lubrication system - Supplies oil to the engine's internal components to reduce friction and wear.