Cat 3516C 3004HP @1800

Product Description: Cat 3516C Marine Engine

The Cat 3516C is a high-performance marine engine designed for demanding marine applications. Boasting an impressive output of 3004 horsepower at 1800 RPM, this engine is engineered for durability, efficiency, and reliability. It is a popular choice for various marine vessels, including tugboats, workboats, and offshore supply vessels. With a robust design and advanced technology, the Cat 3516C delivers superior performance even in the harshest marine environments.

Price: The Cat 3516C marine engine is priced competitively. For the latest pricing information, please reach out to authorized Cat dealers or visit their website for inquiry options.

Key Features:

1. High Power Output: Delivers 3004 HP at 1800 RPM.
2. Advanced Fuel System: Features an electronically controlled unit injection fuel system for optimized fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
3. Durable Design: Built to withstand the harsh marine environment with robust materials and components.
4. Efficient Cooling System: Equipped with a jacket water aftercooling system to ensure optimal operating temperatures.
5. Reduced Emissions: Meets IMO Tier II emission standards, contributing to a cleaner marine environment.
6. Comprehensive Monitoring: Integrated with Cat's Marine Monitoring and Control System for real-time engine diagnostics and performance tracking.
7. Global Support Services: Backed by Cat's extensive global service and support network.

Technical Specifications:

• Engine Model: 3516C
• Rated Power: 3004 HP (2239 kW) @1800 RPM
• Displacement: 78.08 liters (4767 cubic inches)
• Bore: 170 mm (6.69 inches)
• Stroke: 215 mm (8.46 inches)
• Aspiration: Turbocharged-aftercooled
• Fuel System: Electronic Unit Injection
• Cooling System: Jacket Water Aftercooler (JWAC)
• Weight (Dry): Approximately 13,456 kg (29,660 lbs)
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 4227 mm x 2125 mm x 2394 mm (166.4 in x 83.7 in x 94.3 in)
• Emission Standards: IMO Tier II
• Governor Type: ADEM™ A4
• Oil Change Interval: 500 hours (may vary with operating conditions)

Marine Applications: The Cat 3516C marine engine is versatile and suitable for a variety of marine applications, including but not limited to:

• Tugboats: Providing the necessary power for both harbor and ocean towing operations.
• Offshore Supply Vessels (OSVs): Ensuring reliable transport of supplies, equipment, and personnel to offshore locations.
• Workboats: Offering the strength and dependability needed for various maritime tasks such as construction, maintenance, and support.
• Dredgers: Facilitating the dredging processes by delivering consistent performance for extended periods.
• Ferries: Enhancing passenger and vehicle ferry operations with efficient and reliable power.
• Fishing Vessels: Supporting commercial fishing operations with robust and efficient engine performance.

This is just a snapshot of the Cat 3516C's capabilities and applications. For more detailed information and to explore how this engine can meet your specific marine requirements, please consult with authorized Cat dealers or visit their official website.

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