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T stands for supercharging; D stands for diesel engine; 2 stands for water cooling; 26 stands for diesel engine serial number; B stands for wet Cylinder liner; 6 stands for diesel engine with 6 cylinders, D stands for diesel engine for power generation.
Bus:
Landking WP12 National III/National IV, WP10/WP6/WP4 National III passenger car diesel engine
WD615 series passenger car diesel engine
226B series passenger car diesel engine
WT615/226B series passenger car gas engine
Truck's:
Landking WP12 Country III/ Country IV, WP10/WP6/WP4 Country III truck diesel engine
Weichai WD12 series truck diesel engine
WD615 series truck diesel engine
226B series truck diesel engine
Power generation:
Weichai Deutz 226B series diesel engine for power generation
Weichai WD615/WD618 series diesel engines for power generation (WD stands for Weichai Power, also known as Weidong, 6 is 6 for 6 cylinders, and 15 for single cylinder displacement is 1.5L)
Weichai X6160/R6160 series diesel engine for power generation
Weichai 170 series diesel engine for power generation
Weichai CW200 series diesel engine for power generation
For boats:
Weichai WP12C series marine diesel engine
Weichai Deutz 226B series marine diesel engine
Weichai WD615 series marine diesel engine
Weichai WD618 series marine diesel engine
Weichai R6160 series marine diesel engine
Weichai X170ZC series marine diesel engine (including 6170, 8170)
Weichai CW200ZC series marine diesel engine
Agricultural:
Weichai Deutz 226B Series Agricultural Diesel Engine
In the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area, the housing crisis continues to deepen due to outdated zoning laws, slow construction rates, and a rapidly growing population. These issues aren't confined to our region alone; they represent a global challenge. As the world's population approaches 10 billion by 2050, we urgently need to rethink how we construct housing to meet these demands while respecting environmental limits. Every day, approximately 13,000 new buildings must be constructed to house this influx of people, and traditional methods simply can't keep pace.
Today, Autodesk announced its investment in Factory_OS, a company redefining affordable housing through industrialized construction techniques. Modular housing isn’t new, but recent advancements in technology are making it a more practical solution. Factory_OS is pioneering a model that shifts the construction site to the factory floor, resulting in units that are 40% faster to build, 20% cheaper, and generate 70% less waste compared to conventional methods.
While visiting their facility, I was struck by the transformative potential of their approach. Factory_OS doesn’t just focus on efficiency; they’re reshaping careers too. Their training programs equip workers from diverse backgrounds—many without prior construction experience—with the skills needed for modern industrialized construction. This model offers steady employment with better pay, shorter commutes, and predictable schedules, providing a clear pathway into the industry for underrepresented groups.
One inspiring example is Kimberly Nettles, who transitioned from waitressing to becoming a Construction Change Agent at Factory_OS. She shared how the training program here has empowered her to contribute to creating affordable homes in her community. It’s stories like hers that underscore the human impact of Factory_OS’s mission.
With this investment, Autodesk aims to expand Factory_OS’s Factory Floor Learning Center, fostering innovation in both construction practices and public policy. Additionally, we’ll collaborate on developing new software solutions to enhance offsite construction workflows. Our goal is to support scalable, sustainable housing solutions that address immediate needs while setting a precedent for future development.
As someone deeply invested in the future of architecture and construction, I’m thrilled to partner with Factory_OS. Together, we’re pushing boundaries to deliver homes that are not only efficient but also equitable and environmentally responsible. It’s an ambitious endeavor, yet one that feels essential for meeting today’s challenges and shaping tomorrow’s possibilities.
For those interested in learning more about this initiative, there’s much more to explore. Stay tuned as we continue to innovate and adapt to the evolving landscape of urban living.
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