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Turbocharger Cut-out System

Torben Wiik

Project Engineer

Special Projects/ PrimeServ Copenhagen

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WHY ?

To lower the fuel consumption and improve the main

engine performance during low load operation on large

container vessels

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Ship speed

knot25242322212019

Relative propulsion power needed

120

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Speed reduction ?

25 knots refers to 100%

relative propulsion power.

A reduction of 5 knots will

result in a requirement of 41%

propulsion power

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g/kWh

Engine Load %

Fuel oil consumption

Standard

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Scavenging air receiver

Cooler

Exhaust gas receiver

Cooler Cooler

T/C cut-out:

1 of 1 T/C, VTA option

1 of 2 T/C, VTA option

1 of 3 T/C

1 of 4 T/C

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Pneumatically

operated swing gates

valve for the gas

side.

Height = 1.5 metres

Weight = 850 kg

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Safety and Control Aspects

1. T/C overspeed due to too high engine load.

2. Engine running with compressor closed and turbine open

1. Limits for index and rpm

2. Monitoring of locking pins and position

sensors

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NOx

g/kWh

25% 50% 75% 100% Power

IMO Cyclevalue = 5%*NOx(25%) + 11%*NOx(50%) + 55%*NOx(75%) + 29%*NOx(100%)

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25% 50% 75% 100% Power

NOx

g/kWh

↑ Pscav → Pcomp ↑ → Pmax ↑ by increased T/C efficiency

25% 50% 66% Power TC cut-out

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25% 50% 75% 100% Power

NOx

g/kWh

25% 50% 66% Power TC cut-out

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If the NOx cycle value stated in the original Technical File is below 16.2 g/kWh.

It requires an approval from the Class and an amendment to the Technical File.

NOx cycle value stated in original Technical File

If the NOx cycle value stated in the original Technical File is above 16.2 g/kWh.

It requires a new Technical File amended with new performance and NOx values.

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Fuel Savings

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12K98ME-C7 74760 kW

3 turbochargers: Approximately 2 to 2.7 tons/day

4 turbochargers: Approximately 3 to 4.5 tons/day