MAN B&W K98-MC-C6-10 76572 HP
Model: K98-MC-C6-10Brand: MAN B&W
Product Description:
The MAN B&W K98-MC-C6-10 is an advanced, high-efficiency marine diesel engine designed for heavy-duty vessels, offering unparalleled performance and reliability. With a formidable output of 76,572 horsepower, this engine is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of modern maritime transportation, ensuring optimal fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
The MAN B&W K98-MC-C6-10 combines cutting-edge technology with robust construction, making it a trusted choice for shipbuilders and operators worldwide. Its design incorporates features that enhance operational efficiency, lower maintenance costs, and extend service life, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted voyages across the globe.
Specifications:
- Model: MAN B&W K98-MC-C6-10
- Power Output: 76,572 HP (Horsepower)
- Engine Type: Two-stroke, turbocharged diesel engine
- Bore and Stroke:
- Bore: 980 mm
- Stroke: 2660 mm
- Number of Cylinders: Typically available in 6 to 12-cylinder configurations, customizable based on vessel requirements
- Fuel Type: Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) / Marine Diesel Oil (MDO)
- Maximum Continuous Rating (MCR):
- RPM: Varies based on specific configuration, typically around 100-120 RPM
- Power: Up to 76,572 HP
- Dimensions (approximate):
- Length: Varies with configuration, typically between 15 to 20 meters
- Width: Approx. 3.5 meters
- Height: Approx. 10 meters
- Weight: Varies based on configuration, generally around 1000 tons
- Compliance: Meets international maritime emission standards, including IMO Tier II and optionally Tier III
- Cooling System: Sea water-cooled or fresh-water cooled, depending on installation needs
- Lubrication System: Forced lubrication with advanced oil filtration
- Turbocharger: Latest generation turbocharger for improved efficiency
- Exhaust System: Designed to minimize NOx and SOx emissions, compliant with MARPOL regulations
- Maintenance Intervals: Extended service intervals with easy access to components for efficient upkeep
- Additional Features:
- Electronic control systems for precise fuel injection and optimal performance
- Advanced monitoring systems for real-time diagnostics and maintenance alerts
- Flexibility to run on a variety of marine fuels
- Heavy-duty construction for enhanced durability and longevity
The MAN B&W K98-MC-C6-10 stands as a benchmark in marine propulsion, combining high power, fuel efficiency, and durability. It is a testament to MAN Energy Solutions' commitment to engineering excellence and environmental stewardship.
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