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On-Board Verification 1.1
On-Board Verification 1.1
On-board Verification
2013.03.18
STX Design Team
Contents
I. Introduction
Appendix
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Introduction
I. General information
Mechanism
- Thermal NOx : The oxidation nitrogen in burner air at high temperature (Zeldovich)
N2 + O ↔ NO + N
N + O2 ↔ NO + O
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Introduction
Less than
17.0 g/kWh 14.4 g/kWh 3.4 g/kWh
130 rpm
NOx
130~2000 rpm 45.0 n(-0.2) g/kWh 44.0 n(-0.23) g/kWh 9.0 n(-0.2) g/kWh
Limit
More than
9.8 g/kWh 7.7 g/kWh 2.0 g/kWh
2000 rpm
After treatment
Application technology In Engine Controls In Engine Controls
(SCR or Scrubber)
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Introduction
All the survey methods used in connection with IMO certification of MDT 2-stroke engine.
Test-bed survey (engine pre-certification survey) : EIAPP
Sea-trial survey (initial survey on board) : IAPP
On-board surveys (intermediate and periodical surveys)
Test-bed
Parent engine and member engine are surveyed by the same procedure
Except, emission measurements are performed and surveyed on the parent engine
On-board
Only the ‘on-board’ survey method shall be used for future ‘intermediate’ and ‘periodical’ surveys
If the IMO certificates have been issued based on engine pre-certification and initial surveys
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Introduction
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Introduction
The result of on-board survey has to inculde to the ‘Record book’ after any performance adjustment
or NOx components changes.
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MDT Unified Technical File
Record containing all details of parameters which may influence the NOx emission of the engine.
This is to certify that engine has been surveyed for pre-certification according to NOx technical code
The performance parameter is based on ISO corrected values to have better control of engine
performance.
Allow all adjustments on board within the stated maximum performance parameters
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MDT Unified Technical File
II. Composition
- NOx value
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MDT Unified Technical File
II. Composition
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MDT Unified Technical File
II. Composition
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On-board verification
I. On-board verification
If the measured data, ISO data are within the specified tolerance (T/F table 2.2) and the components
are as specified in T/F table 3, the engine is in compliance.
The performance parameters to be checked are relevant temperature and pressures measured during
operation of the engine.
The ISO corrected performance values are compared with the maximum allowed values in T/F
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On-board verification
The components are marked IMO ID numbers (making position is shown in T/F appendix A)
Turbocharger, air cooler and auxiliary blower are verified through their nameplates. (maker & type)
Turbocharger internal part : the IMO ID number are written the T/F table 2.2
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On-board verification
Recommend : Only fuel nozzle verification and ECS IMO design check sum for ME, ME-C and ME-B
NOx components
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On-board verification
IV. Engine control system (ME, ME-C and ME-B engines only)
Takes the place of the common MC engine governor, cams for fuel injection and exh-cam timing
(ME-B engine only the engine governor, cams for fuel injection)
verify by use of Main Operating Panels (MOPs) in the engine control room
On the ‘engine-Operation’ MOP screen the engine running mode is selected
Select the ‘Version’ screen and press ‘Refresh’
If one or more performance parameters are changed, check sum be also changed
Compliance is verified when IMO design check sums are in accordance with T/F table 2.2
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On-board verification
MOP screen
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On-board verification
V. Flow chart
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On-board verification
Performance parameters
Engine power
- usually derived from torque and speed
- If the torque is difficult to measure through torsion measurement :
use to power estimation curve
- Alternatively the load could be derived from a MAN B&W PMI system
Ambient pressure
- in order to correct to ISO ambient conditions
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Performance parameters
T/C inlet temperature
- in order to correct to ISO ambient conditions
- Thermometer & Thermometer sensor (6EA/TC)
2/3
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On-board verification
Measuring point
Air temperature
T1 Compressor inlet
T2 Compressor outlet
T3 Cooler outlet
T4 Scav. Air Pressure
T5 Cyl. Exhaust
T6 Exh. receiver P1 T/C Filter press. loss
T7 Turbine outlet P2 △p cooler
P3 Scav. air pressure
P4 Exh. receiver pressure
Water temperature P5 Turbine back pressure
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VII. Procedure
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2.3 ISO corrected value calculation
- Max. combustion press. (Q) Cylinder pressure rise (R)
calculation using eq. 2.3
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VII. Procedure
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On-board verification
VII. Procedure
3. Parameter check above break point (only VIT engine)
Uv : Load
Tv : Break point
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VII. Procedure
4. NOx Components marking
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On-board verification
VII. Procedure
5. ECS check sums (ME, ME-C, ME-B engines only)
- IMO Design check sum
- IMO Chief check sum
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Appendix
I. Example
Technical File table 2.1 Reference and maximum allowed operation values
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Appendix
reference value & Maximum allowed value at 75% load (Technical file T/F table 2.1)
- Cylinder press rise = Max. combustion pressure – Compression pressure
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Appendix
Measured Values
Max. combustion pressure (Q), Cylinder pressure rise (R) ISO Corrected value calculation using
equation (1) and (2)
- Max. combustion pressure ISO corrected value (Q)
= (135+1018/1000)*(1+0.002198*(14-25)-0.00081*(33-34)-0.00022*(1018-1000)*0.75+0.00005278*(150-179)) = 132.2
- Cylinder pressure rise ISO corrected value (R)
= 132.2-((135+1018/1000-23)*(1+0.002954*(14-25)-0.00153*(33-34)-0.000301*(1018-1000)*0.75+0.00007021*(150-179)) = 23.4
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Appendix
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Appendix
reference value & Maximum allowed value at 100% load (Technical file T/F table 2.1)
Measured value
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Appendix
Max. combustion pressure ISO Corrected value (Qv) calculation using equation (5)
- Max. combustion pressure ISO corrected value (Qv)
= (151.8+1018/1000)*(1+0.002198*(14-25)-0.00081*(36-41)-0.00022*(1018-1000)*0.75+0.00005278*(220-300)) = 148.6
Compliance check
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