Units dedicated to genset drives

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Wartsila Diesel Inc, Daihatsu and Krupp Maschinenbau GmBH launched their respective 200mm-bore medium-speed engines in 1992. These engine designs were primarily designed for auxilliary power applications aboard ships. The engine designs focused on giving higher reliability and lower maintenance and operating costs through the incorporation of simplier components. In addition, the engines alsooffered lower noise, vibration and emissions.

Evaluation, Product information, Marine engines, Krupp Mak Maschinenbau GmbH, Daihatsu, Wartsila Diesel Inc.

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Owners' feedback improves UEC75LSII engine

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The new UEC-LSII type diesel engines developed by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd are a distinct improvement over former models. Piston ring and cylinder liners exhibit superior long-term wear. The life of its fuel injection valve is about 12,000 hours, and the life of its exhaust valve is about 15,000 hours. Responses from owners is sought after, as the company moves to building more small-bore engines.

Product development, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.

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