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FUEL OIL SYSTEM

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Performance – Fuel Valve Design

L/9902-3.1/0202 (2410/SBJ)

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Performance

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K98MC-C Atomizer.

Outside view Inside view


Transparent view
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Marks and Stamps on Fuel Valve Nozzle
MC and MC-C Type

Marking must, as a minimum, consist of: Name, IMO id No. and nozzle size.
Name: Manufacturer’s name/ trade mark
IMO id No.: A unique identification No. which links the component
with the design specification that was used at the time of
manufacture, eg. MAN B&W part No. or licensee’s drawing No.
Nozzle size: Diameter of nozzle hole.

Example of marking:
The example shows how to mark a nozzle with hole
diameter Ø 1.5 mm. with Part No. 1261573-1

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Spindle Guide for Slide Valve

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Compound Fuel Valve Nozzle.

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CFD Calculated Temperatures

Boundary condition
for FEM analysis

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K90MC Nozzle

”Measured” CFD calculated


temperature field temperature field

Steel nozzle BWPS1 nozzle

L/74071-7.0/0302 (2410/SBJ)

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Vacuum Brazing
of Compound Fuel Valve Nozzle

Brazing
alloy Brazing alloy powder
powder Infiltrating Inconel powder

Inconel
powder

H13 tool steel H13 tool steel

Brazing preparation Vacuum brazing Nozzle blank

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Compound Fuel Valve Nozzle

ƒ 25000 blanks are produced

ƒ Approximately 50 % are in service

ƒ Not a single fracture has been experienced

ƒ Standard on all new engines

ƒ All slide valve atomizer Æ Compound in the future

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Fuel system development

ƒ Twin row slide valve

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Slide Valve Pressure Testing

Risk of seizure

Avoid atomisation test because of:


1. Small lift
2. Large pressure drop
3. High contact pressure
4
4. High frequency
3-5
5. Thin oil
1-2

L/74231-2.0/0402 (2300/MCJ)

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Obel P. adapter

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Fuel Valve Comparison – K90MC

Conventional Fuel Valve Slide Fuel Valve

6334 hours 6334 hours

L/73504-0.0/1002 (2000/CEE)

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Fuel Valve Comparison – K90MC

Conventional Fuel Valve Slide Fuel Valve

6334 hours 6334 hours

L/73503-9.0/1002 (2000/CEE)

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Fuel Valve Comparaison – K90MC

Mini Sac Fuel Valve Slide Fuel Valve

Liner wear: 0.06 mm/1000h Liner wear: 0.03 mm/1000h


6334 hours 6334 hours

L/72950-2.0/0202 (2400/ALO)

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Service Experience
K90MC after 6,334 Hours
Exhaust gas duct
Mini-sac

Slide Valve

L/70568-2.0/0100 (2430/DT)

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SLIDE VERSUS CONVENTIONAL

Slide fuel valves Conventional fuel valves


L/72517-8.0/0102 (3001/UM)

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Performance of Fuel Valve

Conventional valve

Slide-type fuel valve


(890 h after installation)

L/71261-8.1/0100 (3210/PYJ)

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Performance
Fuel oil valve, conventional nozzle

M/V Don Juan


Exhaust valve cylinder 2
Before installation of slide valve

L/71173-2.1/1000 (3210/PYJ)

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7S50MC-C Slide Fuel Valves
Combustion chamber temperatures
Liner

Conventional MiniSac Slide



550
Bottom 530
510
Seal 490
470
450
430
410
390
370
350
Bottom Seat

L/73093-9.0/0602 (2430/NK)

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7S50MC-C Slide Fuel Valves
Combustion chamber temperatures
Liner

Conventional MiniSac Slide


3 5 400

350

300

250

200

150
3 h=55 mm 5 h=123 mm

L/73092-7.0/0602 (2430/NK)

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7S50MC-C Slide Fuel Valves
Combustion chamber temperatures
Piston

7 9
Conventional MiniSac Slide
5 C°

3 400
Middle 380
360
340
320
300
280
260
240
Middle 3 R= 84 5 R=137 7 R=180 9 R=232

L/73091-5.0/0602 (2430/NK)

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7S50MC-C Slide Fuel Valves
Comparison of hydrocarbons (HC)

HC (dry 15% O2) Conventional MiniSac Slide

1000
800
600
400
200
0
25 50 75 100
Load [%]

L/73090-3.0/0602 (2430/NK)

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7S50MC-C Slide Fuel Valves
Comparison of CO

CO (dry 15% O2) [ppm] Conventional MiniSac Slide


70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
25 50 75 100
Load [%]

L/73089-3.0/0602 (2430/NK)

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Fuel Valve Comparison
Bosch smoke numbers
Bosch number Engine: 6L60MC/ME – ”Bow Cecil”
0.7

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.3

0.2

0.1
6L60MC Conventional valves
6L60ME Slide valves
0
0 25 50 75 100
Engine power [%]

L/72818-6.1/0309 (2430/NK)

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Slide-type Fuel Valves versus
Conventional Fuel Valves

ƒ Lower emissions
- Reduced Bosch number (BSN10)
- HC and CO emissions reduced by 30%
and 40%, respectively
- Nox reduction
- Co2 reduction

ƒ Cleaner combustion
- Improved cylinder condition and TBO
- Reduced LOC
- Reduced deposits

L/72858-1.0/0202 (3001/DT)

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Clean after 3,900 hours.

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Tightening torque for engines up to 70MC = 60Nm
For large bore above 70MC = 65Nm

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8S60MC

8S60MC – total 43,000 h


Slide fuel valves – 13,000 h
Max. 2mm burning

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Slide Fuel Valve

Condition after 36,811 hours on 12K90MC-C.


At 25,360 hours, change to slide fuel valves, at that time
max. burned area 130 x 80 x 4,5 mm

After 11,451 hours with slide fuel valves,


max. burned area 145 x 100 x 4.7 mm
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8S60MC – total 43,000 h
Slide fuel valves – 13,000 h
Max. 2mm burning

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8S60MC – total 43,000 h
Slide fuel valves – 13,000 h
Max. 2mm burning

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CAT FINES

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Cat fines in 50µ automatic filter

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Abrasive wear

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Over Heating.

Wrong Nozzel.

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Banana Burnings.

Wrong Nozzel.

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Heat Cracks in Ring Land.

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Overheated Ringpack due to
wrong nozzels.

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Typical

Blow-By
Crack.

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Conventional valve.

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FUEL PUMP SHOCK ABSORBER

In a few cases cracks have appeared in


the sealing ring groove of the housing

In certain cases the guide ring acts


as a tight sealing ring because the
high running temperature reduces
the ring gap to almost nothing

A pressure of approx. ten times the


normal working pressure is then
Built up, hence causing the cracks

The problem was solved by exchanging


the guide ring with a new ring with
larger gap

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MODIFICATIONS OF SHOCK ABSORBER

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WILL CONTINUE

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Function of Super Vit.
When the compression pressure is of a value corrosponding to
app 45% of load, the Super-Vit start to change the Lead Angel so
the injection starts earlier. This change in lead angel to earlier
injection continues until the pressure differense between combustion pressure
and compression pressure is max 35bar at app. 85% of Engine load..
At 85% of Engine load, the max pressure is now 100%.
When increasing to 100% Engine load, the Super-Vit retard the injection
again, so the combustion pressure during the increase is kept at 100%,
even due to the delaied injection, wich should lower the combustion pressure.
The increase in compression pressure compensates for the later injection
and keeps the combustion pressure constant at 100%.

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