Sulzer RTA96C-11 59005 HP
Model: RTA96C-11Brand: SULZER
Product Specification Listing: Sulzer RTA96C-11 Marine Engine
General Information
- Manufacturer: Winterthur Gas & Diesel Ltd. (formerly known as Sulzer)
- Model: RTA96C-11
- Type: Two-stroke marine diesel engine
- Power Output: 59,005 HP (43,000 kW)
- Primary Use: Propulsion for large container ships, tankers, and bulk carriers
Technical Specifications
Performance
- Rated Power: 59,005 HP at 102 RPM
- Number of Cylinders: 11 vertical inline
- Bore: 960 mm (37.8 inches)
- Stroke: 2,500 mm (98.4 inches)
- Displacement: 1,820 liters per cylinder
- Mean Effective Pressure: Approximately 1.96 MPa
Dimensions and Weight
- Total Length: Approx. 26.59 meters (87.2 feet)
- Total Height: Approx. 13.5 meters (44.3 feet)
- Total Width: Approx. 5.65 meters (18.5 feet)
- Dry Weight: Approx. 2,300 metric tons
Fuel System
- Fuel Type: Heavy fuel oil (HFO) and marine diesel oil (MDO)
- Fuel Consumption: Approximately 168 grams per kWh at full power
Cooling System
- Type: Water-cooled
- Coolant: Sea water and fresh water-based coolants
Lubrication System
- Type: Forced lubrication with oil cooled via heat exchanger
- Oil Capacity: Varies depending on vessel configuration
Additional Features
- Turbocharging: Single-stage turbocharging system, optimizing fuel efficiency and performance
- Exhaust System: Complies with IMO Tier II emission standards
- Control System: Integrated electronic control for fuel injection and timing adjustments
- Starting System: Air start typically using compressed air
Installation and Maintenance
- Expected Maintenance Intervals: Major overhaul approximately every 25,000-30,000 operational hours
- Installation Requirements: Requires custom installation including reinforced engine mounts and alignment with propeller shaft
- Spare Parts Availability: Widely available through global network
Application and Usage
- Primary Application: Ideal for large-scale shipping, including container ships, oil tankers, and bulk carriers due to its high efficiency and power output.
- Operational Conditions: Designed to operate reliably in harsh marine environments with a high degree of redundancy and reliability.
Compliance and Certifications
- Compliance: International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations, SOLAS, MARPOL
- Certifications: Varies based on the classification society (e.g., ABS, DNV GL, Lloyd's Register)
Warranty
- Standard Warranty: Typically 12 months from commissioning or as per OEM terms
Contact Information
- Manufacturer Contact: [Email] [Phone Number] [Website]
- Service Centers: Available globally with dedicated service hubs in major ports
This specification listing provides detailed insight into the Sulzer RTA96C-11 marine engine, covering all essential aspects for potential users and purchasers. For further information or specific queries, please reach out to the manufacturer directly.
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