MCR refers to the maximum continuous rating of a ship's engine and describes its fuel consumption when cruising at maximum speed. CSR refers to the service continuous rating and describes fuel consumption when cruising at the continuous service speed. MCR indicates the engine's reserve power capacity while the ship typically operates at the CSR speed.
MCR refers to the maximum continuous rating of a ship's engine and describes its fuel consumption when cruising at maximum speed. CSR refers to the service continuous rating and describes fuel consumption when cruising at the continuous service speed. MCR indicates the engine's reserve power capacity while the ship typically operates at the CSR speed.
MCR refers to the maximum continuous rating of a ship's engine and describes its fuel consumption when cruising at maximum speed. CSR refers to the service continuous rating and describes fuel consumption when cruising at the continuous service speed. MCR indicates the engine's reserve power capacity while the ship typically operates at the CSR speed.
. CSR is service continuous rating and it is used to. describe the speed and specific fuel or the daily fuel consumption of the ship and its engine when cruising at the co ntinuous service speed. MCR is maximum continuous rating and is used for describing the specific fuel consumption or the daily fuel consumption when the ship is cruising at maximum speed. For the propulsion engine the speed and engine load are same or corresponding and hence these ratings. The ship is always operating at service speed. The maximum rating is given to express its reserve power.