MLC250 Hybrid Flyer Preliminary
MLC250 Hybrid Flyer Preliminary
MLC250 Hybrid Flyer Preliminary
Commonality
Maintains capacities, footprint,
components and hydraulics
from diesel powered MLC250
Reduced Noise
Reduced Emissions Limited diesel engine
Smaller diesel engine and runtime limits the
electric operation reduces engine noise on site
overall machine emissions
Increased Efficiency
Reduced fuel usage as a
result of hybrid operation or
charging from shorepower
Reduced Maintenance Costs
Smaller diesel engine with
less hours has lower cost
of maintenance and longer
intervals between service
Increased Component Life
Reduced hydraulic components
wear by limiting idle time on
hydraulic system
Built in Backup Power
Parallel powertrains allow
for redundant source of
power that can act as a
built in back up power
MLC250
MLC250 Hybrid vs Diesel System Comparison
• QSL 8.9L vs QSB 4.5L engine
• Two electric motor/generators
• Freewheel clutch between electric & diesel
Current State
Parallel Hybrid
Parallel Hybrid
Parallel Hybrid VS
Full Electric (Competition)
Full Electric (Competition)
Full Electric (Competition)
Gearbox
Gearbox
Gearbox
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