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MAN B&W Diesel
48/60 DF: The New Prime Mover for LNG Carriers The Dual-Fuel Electric Concept Proven Technology: 32/40 DF References 48/60 DF Main Technical Characteristics & Time Schedule
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10 MW
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Boil-off gas oxidiser 10 MW Engine room 1 Engine room 2 10 MW
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10 MW NBOG + Forced Vaporised LNG MDO Pilot and Back-Up Fuel
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THE ADVANTAGES:
INCREASED PROFITS
~ 50% Improvement of Propulsion System Efficiency Compared to S.T. ~ 3% Higher LNG Cargo Capacity than S.T. ( Increased LNGDel) Cargo Bunkering = Fuel Bunkering Easy Logistics, No Time Loss
Environment Friendly (NOx < 1,5 g/kWh; CO2 ; No SOx; No Particles) Green Ship Improved Flexibility & Efficiency at Part Loads (Multi-Engine Plant) Underway Maintenance Possibility Without Adverse Effect on Ships Schedule Simple System with One Engine Type (48/60DF) Only for All the Ships Power Needs Low Pressure Gas Fuel Supply (5 6 bar) Safety Aspect Gas/HFO Fuel Flexibility (if requested) in Steps due to Multi-Engine Configuration Last But Not Least: Equivalent Redundancy / Reliability to Steam Turbine Plant !!
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THE NEUTRALS: Higher Structural Vibrations than S.T. Can Be Solved (Resilient Seatings) THE DRAWBACKS:
Influence on Ship prices depend heavily on market situation and portfolio strategy of the yard. Charter Rates ?
Overall Investment Costs difficult to assess: Larger Number of Cylinders Unusual for LNGC Operators,
(though very common e.g. on cruise liners) DF vs S.T. Plant Maintenance Costs? Ships mobility remains unaffected! (maintenance during voyage possible)
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MAN B&W Diesel
48/60 DF: The New Prime Mover for LNG Carriers The Dual-Fuel Electric Concept Proven Technology: 32/40 DF References 48/60 DF Main Technical Characteristics & Time Schedule
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V 28/32 SI
48/60 DF
L 32/40 DF 32/40 DF
L 28/32 SI
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Plant name:
DBB-Frankfurt / Germany Pavayacu / Peru Corrientes / Peru Tarakan / Indonesia Sabetha / USA Poplar Bulff / USA Ben Gurion / Israel Augusta / USA Clay Center / USA
Type:
6L 32/40 DF 9L 32/40 DF 9L 32/40 DF 2x 8L 32/40 DF 1x12V 32/40 DF 3x18V 32/40 DF 4x 9L 32/40 DF 1x 18V 32/40 DF 1X 18V 32/40 DF
Application:
Cogeneration plant Stationary power plant Stationary power plant Stationary power plant Peaking power plant Peaking power plant Stationary Power plant Peaking power plant Peaking power plant
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CONTENTS
MAN B&W Diesel
48/60 DF: The New Prime Mover for LNG Carriers The Dual-Fuel Electric Concept Proven Technology: 32/40 DF References 48/60 DF Main Technical Characteristics & Time Schedule
30 min
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48/60 DF
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Main technical data L: Number of cylinders V: Speed Cylinder output Power range: Mean piston speed rpm kW/cyl. kW m/s 12, 14, 16, 18 500 950 5.700 17.100 10.0 10.3 514 6, 7, 8, 9
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Operation mode:
Fuel consumption:
NOx Emissions: Filter Soot Number (FSN): (from 25% - 100 %MCR)
* ISO condition 5% tolerance ** ISO condition 5% tolerance incl. Pi lot fuel
< 0,3
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Diesel mode
100%
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Dual-Fuel mode > 99% Natural gas (from LNG) Pilot fuel MDO (DMX, DMA, DMB)
< 1%
Limitations: Minimum load: 15% MCR Charge air temperature Methane number of fuel gas Constant overload Gas quality (lower heat value) Load application
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Knocking area
20 18 16 14 12 10 8
Misfiring area
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,2
Air /Lambda Fuel ratio
2,4
2,6
2,8
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45 113
50 122
55 131
60 140
C F
Derating: 2% / 1C
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Terminal1
Methane CH4 % mol 87,40 91,23 90,40 84,83 91,09 89,33 99,80 89,40 70,00 96,20 90,10 91,50 89,02 89,25
Ethane C2H6 % mol 8,60 4,30 5,20 13,39 5,51 7,14 0,10 6,30 15,00 3,26 6,47 5,64 7,33 6,79
Propane C3H8 % mol 2,40 2,95 2,80 1,34 2,48 2,22 0,00 2,80 10,00 0,42 2,27 1,50 2,56 2,60
Butane C4H10 % mol 0,05 1,40 1,50 0,28 0,88 1,17 0,10 1,30 3,50 0,07 0,60 0,50 1,03 0,95
Heavier C+ C5+ % mol 0,02 0,00 0,02 0,00 0,00 0,01 0,00 0,05 0,60 0,01 0,03 0,01 0,00 0,06
Nitrogen N2 % mol 0,35 0,12 0,07 0,17 0,03 0,08 0,10 0,05 0,90 0,01 0,25 0,85 0,06 0,23
LHV2 MJ/kg 49,22 49,35 49,35 49,26 49,48 49,37 50,02 49,35 47,8 49,91 49,32 48,97 49,4 49,3
Arzew Bintulu Bonny Das Island Badak Arun Kenai Lumut Marsa el Brega Point Fortin Ras Laffan Skida Withnell Average LNG
1 Source: SIGTTO
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N2 content (% mol)
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Results:
The probability that the Nitrogen content in the NBOG exceeds 18 Mol-%
is minimal.
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Diesel operation
Dual-Fuel operation
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Elec. actuator
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All cylinder numbers available (also 7 and 14) 80% of proven common parts with 48/60B HFO-engine Larger operation window between knocking and misfiring Larger operation window in terms of Methane number Separate exchange of pilot fuel and main fuel injector possible
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Engine Room
L/D-Comp. M
Gas Heater
LNG-Tank
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Example
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Time Table
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Concept Construction / design Project planning manual Engine test Serial release First production engine
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Delivery schedule
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