Sulzer RTA84C-12 45702 HP
Model: RTA84C-12Brand: SULZER
Product Specification Listing: Sulzer RTA84C-12 Marine Engine
General Information
- Model: Sulzer RTA84C-12
- Manufacture: Winterthur Gas & Diesel (formerly a part of Sulzer)
- Application: Marine Propulsion
Key Specifications
- Horsepower: 45,702 HP (33,835 kW)
- Cylinders: 12
- Cylinder Bore: 840 mm
- Piston Stroke: 2,245 mm
- Engine Type: Two-stroke, direct drive
Performance
- Max Continuous Rating (MCR): 45,702 HP at 100 rpm
- Fuel Type: Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO)
- Specific Fuel Consumption: ~171 g/kWh
- Compression Ratio: ~18:1
Dimensions & Weight
- Length: ~14.5 meters
- Width: ~3.55 meters
- Height: ~6.5 meters
- Dry Weight: ~2,000 tonnes
Operational Parameters
- Operational Speed Range: 70 - 100 rpm
- Functionality: Optimized for slow steaming with low-speed operation
- Control System: Advanced electronic control system (suitable for modern Shipping route optimization)
Maintenance & Service
- Maintenance Interval: Typically every 16,000 hours (varies based on operational conditions)
- Service: Major service should be performed by certified professionals to ensure maximum performance and lifespan
- Availability of Spare Parts: Comprehensive global support network with readily available spare parts
Compliance & Certification
- IMO Compliance: Meets International Maritime Organization standards for emissions
- Environmental Standards: Designed to meet Tier II and customizable options available for Tier III
- Classification: Compliant with major classification societies (e.g., DNV GL, ABS, Lloyd's Register, etc.)
Additional Features
- Turbocharging: Single-stage turbocharging for enhanced efficiency
- Cooling System: Freshwater cooling
- Lubrication System: Forced feed lubrication
Applications
- Ship Types: Suited for large cargo vessels, tankers, container ships, and bulk carriers
- Operational Benefits: Robust power output ideal for long-haul deep-sea operations
Support & Services
- Warranty: Manufacturer's standard warranty with extended options available
- Technical Support: 24/7 customer support and service contracts offered
- Training: Comprehensive operator and technical staff training programs
Notes
- Custom Options Available: Modular enhancements to meet specific operational needs
- Retrofit Solutions: Upgrade options for existing engines to enhance performance and meet newer emission regulations
Please consult with your sales representative or the manufacturer for the most accurate and detailed information customized to your specific needs.
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