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Marine engine and propulsion programme 2012

Marine engine and propulsion programme 2012
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Marine engine and propulsion programme 2012

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Overview: Rolls-Royce has a long history of producing over 10,000 four-stroke medium-speed engines for marine and land applications. These engines are used in various vessels, including commercial, military, cruise ships, and offshore support vessels. The company offers a range of engines, such as the Bergen C25:33L, B32:40L, and B32:40V models, with power outputs from 1920kW to 8000kW, operating on Marine Diesel Oil or Heavy Fuel Oil. Gas engines are also available for marine mechanical or gas-electric drive.
Specifications: The engines meet IMO Tier II and III emissions standards, with gas engines achieving Tier III compliance without a Selective Catalytic Reactor (SCR) system. They are designed for heavy fuel oil operation with viscosities up to 700 cSt at 50°C. Gas engines offer significant reductions in NOx, greenhouse gases, SOx, and particulate matter.
Service and Support: Rolls-Royce provides extensive long-term service agreements and a global support network with over 40 sales and service centers worldwide. Highly qualified service engineers are available 24/7, ensuring high reliability and availability of spare parts.
Propulsion Systems: Rolls-Royce offers complete propulsion systems, including propellers, Azimuth thrusters, and Tunnel thrusters. Detailed technical data on diesel engines and azimuth thrusters, including engine mass, power, speed, and dimensions, are provided. The systems are designed for various applications, including harbor tugs and cargo vessels, with specific parameters for speed and power output.
Contact Information: The document lists contact details for Rolls-Royce Marine offices across Northern Europe, Southern Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific, and the Americas, providing phone and fax numbers for each location.
Diesel Engine Technical Data: Engines are categorized by type, mass, power, number of cylinders, and speed. Azimuth thrusters are specified with mass, speed, and minimum propeller size. Data includes variations for different engine configurations.
Main Dimensions: Dimensions for engine components such as sump length, intermediate shaft, and propeller diameter are provided. Tables specify dimensions for different engine and thruster combinations.
Propulsion Systems for Specific Applications: Parameters for applications like harbor tugs and cargo vessels are detailed, including speed capabilities and engine configurations. Typical parameters for single screw cargo vessels with speeds up to 17 knots are outlined.
Liquid Fuel Engines: Technical data for Bergen B32:40L and B32:40V engines, including cylinder dimensions, piston stroke, and power ratings. Specific fuel and lubricating oil consumption rates are provided.
Gas Engines: Specifications for Bergen C26:33L and B35:40L gas engines, including dimensions, power ratings, and specific energy consumption. Data includes engine speed, mean piston speed, and cooling water temperature.
Generating Sets: Details on generating sets using liquid and gas fuels, including engine and alternator weights and dimensions. Technical data covers maximum continuous ratings and specific consumption rates.
Key Notes: All data is subject to change without notice and is not binding. Mass and dimensions are based on standard configurations and may vary with specific project requirements.
Gas Generating Sets Overview: The document provides technical specifications and data for Rolls-Royce's Bergen B35:40L and B35:40V gas generating sets. It includes details on engine types, performance metrics, and installation benefits.
Specifications: Engine types include B35:40L8AG, B35:40L9AG, B35:40V12AG, B35:40V16AG. Principal dimensions include a cylinder diameter of 350 mm and piston stroke of 400 mm. Performance metrics include max continuous rating (MCR) ranging from 3360/3500 kW to 7390/7700 kW depending on the engine type. Efficiency metrics include alternator efficiency of 0.96 or 0.97, with power factors of 0.8 and 0.9. Mean Effective Pressure (BMEP) ranges from 18.2 to 20 bar. Specific energy consumption is 7450 to 7550 kj/kWh, and specific lubricating oil consumption is 0.4 g/kWh. Cooling water temperature at the engine outlet is consistently 90°C.
Installation Benefits: The natural gas system meets IMO Tier III standards without the need for additional equipment like SCRs, urea tanks, scrubbers, or traditional fuel system components, simplifying installation and reducing costs.
Contact Information: Rolls-Royce Marine AS provides contact details for sales, service, and emergency support in Norway.
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For over 100 years of operation Rolls-Royce has delivered more than 10,000 four-stroke medium-speed engines for marine propulsion and land based applications worldwide. These engines operate in commercial and military vessels, cruise ships and fishing boats and in support vessels for the offshore oil industry. Rolls-Royce engines also equip offshore installations, power stations and pipelines for industrial and land-based municipal applications. For the marine market Rolls-Royce can offer the Bergen C25:33L, B32:40L, and the B32:40V engines. These models come as 6, 8, 9, 12 and 16 cylinder engines,...

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Rolls-Royce also ensures extensive long term service agreements benefitting all marine and land-based applications. To support the high reliability required of such installations, the Bergen office runs an efficient service organisation with the highest possible availability of spare parts from stock. Highly qualified service engineers are available 24 hours a day every day of the year. Our network also provides customers with the expertise of more than 40 sales and service centres around the world. A unique combination of high-quality performance, reliability and cost-effective operation has...

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The global support network - Marine Northern Europe Rolls-Royce Marine Deutschland GmbH Rolls-Royce Intering Products Entering GmbH; Rolls-Royce Marine Benelux b.v Rolls-Royce Marine AS, Engines - Bergen United Kingdom Rolls-Royce Power Engineering pic Emerald Court, Pilgrim Centre Brickhill Drive, Bedford MK41 7PZ

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Southern Europe Rolls-Royce Marine France Rolls-Royce Marine Hellas A£ Akti Miaouli & 2 Kantharou Str Rolls-Royce Marine Middle East United Arab Emirates Rolls-Royce Marine Middle East Jebel Ali Free Zone, UA 03-RA 08, Duba Rolls-Royce Marine Poland sp. z o.o Rolls-Royce Marine Espaha SA Rolls-Royce MarineTurkey Palladium Alisveris Merkezive Residence

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Asia Pacific Rolls-Royce Marine Australia Pty Ltc Jnit 4, Lorimer Street ^ort Melbourne VIC 3207, Australia Rolls-Royce Marine Hong Kong Ltc 183 Queen's Road East Wanchai, Hong Kong Rolls-Royce Marine Shanghai Limitec No, 1 Xuan Zhong Road - Nan Hu ndustrial Zone, 201300 Shanghai, China Rolls-Royce Marine Daliar Zhongshan District, 116001 Dalian, China Rolls-Royce Marine India Pvt Ltc 103 Windsor, Kalina, Santacruz East Rolls-Royce Marine Japan K K Tobunsha Bid 4F, 2-5-1 Kudan Minama Rolls-Royce Marine New Zealanc 116 Buchan Street, Sydenham Rolls-Royce Marine Korea Ltc Noksan State Industrial...

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Rolls-Royce Marine Brasila Ltda Donta D'Areia - Niteroi - Ft 96 North Bend Street 196 Joseph Zatzman Drive, Unit 9 Dartmouth, Nova Scotia B3B IN4 1076Topsail Road, Mount Pear Rolls-Royce Marine Chile SA Rolls-Royce Commercial Marine Inc 11550 Interchange Circle North 1880 South Dairy Ashford, Suite 30' Rolls-Royce Commercial Marine-Galveston c/o Gulf Copper Drydock and Rig Repair 2920 Todd Road, Texas 200 James Drive West, St Rose

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General conditions for Marine engines Marine liquid fuel engine Ratings are according to ISO 3046-1, at maximum 45°C ambient air temperature and maximum 32°C sea water temperature. Specific fuel oil consumption is based on MDO with a net calorific value of 42,7 MJ/kg and no engine driven pumps. For each engine driven pump, there is a need to add 0,5%. Emissions The marine diesel engines comply with the requirements of the IMO Tier II without any external cleaning system. IMO Tier III is met by the use of a Selective Catalytic Reactor (SCR) system. The marine gas engines comply with IMO Tier III...

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Marine engine product range Liquid fuel Engine type Engine type "In progress-release date to be announced at later stage

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Propulsion Systems Typical parameters for AT applications with 17 knots speed (max. speed for AZIPULL - 24 knots) Diesel Engine Technical Data Engine Engine Engine Cyl Engine type mass power No. speed Azimuth Azimuth Min. Prop. type mass* Speed Additional notes (*): - Mass of azimuth unit is based on minimum stem length (S) - Minimum stem length (S) can be increased in step of 200 mm for AZP100, 250 mm for AZP120 and 300 - Length (C) and type of intermediate shaft can vary from short straight shafts to long cardan shafts

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Main Dimensions Note: The table shows typical data for Rolls- opulsion systems for free running ships. The azimuth unit data are given without ice class standard gear ratios. The data is not binding and may change without notice

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Propulsion Systems Propulsion Systems Bergen B32:40L6P – Rolls-Royce Azimuth Thruster Typical parameters for Harbour Tugs with speed up to 16 knots Diesel Engine Technical Data Main Dimensions A B Engine type Engine Engine Cyl mass power No. kg kW B32:40L6P 33200 3000 6 Engine speed rpm Sump length mm Engine length mm 750 4390 5383 Dimensions K Propeller diameter S Nominal stern length Construction FP Fixed Pitch Propeller CP Controllable Pitch Propeller Ducted with TK-nozzle. 12 Azimuth type and size Ducted FP / CP US305P40

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Azimuth Thruster Technical Data Harbour tugs Other vessels Main Dimensions Stem length* * Dry weight in metric tons of weld-in installation FP / CP propeller ** The power figures on table are for ship assisting harbour tugs driven by diesel engine. The actual power figures are defined acc. to the application, prime mover, classification etc ***Estimated metric tons per two (2) units with installed engine power. All data is subject to change without prior notice.

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Engine B32:40L ØK L H G F E L, dismantling space for hub cylinder Air cooler withdrawal 3855 Min 2100 1250 Propulsion Systems Propulsion Systems 1080 1470 14 D

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2548 1250 A C B Air cooler withdrawal Min 2100 1477 2870 Min 2100 1359 1740 15 M, Piston withdrawal Propulsion Systems BERGEN B32:40L

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Typical parameters for single screw cargo vessel with speed up to 17 knots G, is project specific. Dimension shown is based on standard sealing length F, Stern tube length is project specific dimension, 2500mm in this example E, is project specific but a minimum service space is required C, Length of elastic coupling is project specific Prop mass * is based on 5m propeller shaft 16

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.