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Understanding Max Allowable Engine Load in Enbase

Learn how the Advanced Max Allowable Engine Load Function determines the engine load limit used by Enbase Dynamic Control.

Max Allowable Engine Load is an Advanced Enbase Function used by Dynamic Control to determine the maximum allowable engine load as a percentage.

Inputs Used by the Function

  • Max Desired Load, which can be a customer entered maximum permissible engine load or Max Derated HP from Enalysis
  • Max Rated Load from the engine manufacturer specification, with a default of 100 percent
  • Limp Home percentage calculated by ESM2 when available, otherwise defaulting to 100 percent

Function Output

The Function returns the Max Allowable Engine Load percentage for use by Dynamic Control.

Why This Matters

The Function provides Dynamic Control with an engine load boundary based on the configured permissible load and available engine information.

Advanced Configuration

This Function is part of the Advanced tier and is associated with equipment control. Contact Enbase Support or your Account Manager for help with availability, input selection, and Dynamic Control configuration.