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Efficient and Compact<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – The clean choiceCombining diesel and gas in one engine gives you the full flexibility in fuel usage.To imply the selection between diesel or gas fuel makes your engine running moreand more economical and the possibilities of high power output with low emissionsare trend-setting.Committed to the futureTechnologies which promise compliance with the IMOTier III round of emissions limits due in 2016 combinedwith further optimised fuel consumption and new levelsof power and flexibility are already under developmentat <strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong>. With this level of commitment<strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> customers can plan withconfidence.Core technologies in-houseAs well as its expertise in engine design, developmentand manufacture <strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> is also a leadingmanufacturer of the key technologies which determinethe economic and ecological performance of adiesel and gas engine:•High-efficiency exhaust gas turbochargers•Advanced electronic fuel injection equipment•Electronic hardware and software for engine control,monitoring and diagnosisOur impressive array of computer-aided design toolsand one of the engine industry’s largest, best-equippedfoundries allow us decisively to shorten productdevelopment, and application engineering processes.Our mastery of these engine technologies – and thebest brains in the large engine industry – are the firmfoundation for•Low emissions•Low operating costs•Low life cycle costs•Long service lifeThe range of technical measures employed comprises:•Improved charge air cooling•Enhanced turbocharging•Miller valve timing•Revised injection timing•Higher compression ratiosGaseous fuelsOn natural gas, the <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> undercuts IMO Tier IIlevels by extremely wide margin – indeed, in gaseousfuel mode, the <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> already fulfils the strictIMO Tier III NO x limitations prescribed for EmissionsControl Zones (ECA’s).Micropilot ignitionBuilding on this firm basis for low emissions, the<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> employs the latest “micropilot” gas ignitiontechnology. The gaseous fuel is ignited by injection of adistillate fuel pilot representing less than 1% of thequantity of liquid fuel needed to achieve the <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong>’sfull rated output in its liquid fuel back-up mode.Liquid fuelsThe <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> complies with IMO Tier II NO x emissionslimits.Common rail pilot-fuel injectionThe <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> pilot injection system uses the latest<strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> common rail technology whichallows flexible setting of injection timing, duration andpressure for each cylinder. This flexibility allows the fuelconsumption and emissions of the <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> to beoptimised at any point on its operating profile. In gaseousfuel mode <strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> common railtechnology also allows the gas admission and pilotinjection of the <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> to be very closely matched topower demand, even down to very low engine loads,e.g. when meeting only the vessel’s hotel load. Likewise,<strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> common rail technologyalso allows the <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> to respond rapidly to combustionknocking and misfiring on a cylinder-by-cylinderbasis.ICC – Intrinsically clean combustionThe <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> is designed to burn methane and gaseswith high methane content. As the simplest compoundof carbon and hydrogen in the hydrocarbon series,methane is essentially clean burning.4 <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – Four-stroke dual-fuel engine<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – Four-stroke dual-fuel engine 5


Engine Specifications<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – “The reliable engine”The synonym for top performance with the highest level of flexibility. Theperformance of this potent marine engine lies in a range from 6,000 to 18,000 kW.For LNG carriers the <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> is the right choice in every respect.GeneralThe <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> engine from <strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> is adual-fuel marine engine that converts diesel fuel ornatural gas into electrical or mechanical propulsionpower efficiently and with low emissions. Incombi nation with a safety concept designed by<strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> for appli cations on LNG carriers,the multi-fuel capability of the engine represents anappropriate drive solution for this type of vessel, aswell as for other marine applications. The capabilityto change over from gas to diesel operation with outinterruption rounds off the flexible field of applicationof this engine.<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> now for bothelectrical and mechanical propulsionThe <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> engine is now also available for mechanicalpropulsion in a wide range of applications. Comparedto the diesel-electric concept, the mechanical driveconcept leads to a higher total efficiency and lowerinvestment costs of the ship’s propulsion train.FuelsThe <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> engine is designed for operation withliquid and gaseous fuels. In gas operation, the gasto be burnt has to meet the latest applicable<strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> directives for natural gas. Withliquid fuel, the <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> engine can be operated withMGO, MDO and with heavy fuel oil up to a viscosity of700 mm²/s (cSt) at 50 ˚C. It is designed for fuels up toand in cluding the specification CIMAC 2003 H / K700 /DIN ISO 8217.Marine main propulsion enginesEngine output is limited to 100% of rated output forengines driving propellers. Engine output is limited to110% of rated output for engines driving a generator.Overload above 100% load is permitted briefly to preventa frequency drop during sudden load impositionin generator applications.Marine auxiliary enginesFuel stop power is 110% of rated output. Overloadabove 100% may only be used briefly to balance outfluctuations in frequency during load acceptance indiesel and gas modes.6 <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – Four-stroke dual-fuel engine


Technical SpecificationsQuality insideEngine frameRigid housing in monoblock design (cast) with fulllength tie-rods from suspended main bearing to uppersurface of engine frame and tie-rods from cylinderhead to intermediate bottom.Cylinder linerThe cylinder liner, mounted in individual cylinder jacket,is free of deformations arising from the engine frameand thus assures optimum piston running, i.e. highservice life and long service intervals.Con-rods and con-rod bearingsOptimised marine head version with split joint in uppershaft area, thus no release of the con-rod bearing necessaryduring piston extraction; low piston extensionheight. Optimised shells for con-rod bearings increaseoperating safety.Stepped pistonsForged steel crown highly resistant to deformation (withshaker cooling) made from high grade material andnodular cast iron in lower section. In combi nation witha flame ring, the stepped pistons prevent undesirable“bore polishing” on the cylinder liner – and assurepermanently low lubricating oil consumption, i.e. lowoperating costs. Chrome ceramic coating of first pistonring with wear resistant ceramic particles in ring surfaceresults in low wear, i.e. long service life and longservice intervals.Cylinder headWith its combustion chamber geometry, the cylinderhead assures optimum combustion of gaseous andliquid fuels. Atomisation of the fuel spray in both operatingmodes is unimpeded – thus leading to verygood air: fuel mixture formation and an optimum combustionprocess, i.e. reduction in fuel consumption inboth oper ating modes.ValvesThe exhaust valves have water-cooled, armouredexhaust valve seat rings and thereby low valve temperatures.Pro pellers on the exhaust valve shaft causerotation of the valve due to the gas flow with resultantcleaning effect of the sealing surfaces. The inlet valvesare equipped with Rotocaps. This results in a low rateof wear, i.e. long service intervals.InjectionHigh pressure injection in liquid fuel mode with improvedatomisation for combustion of fuels with thelowest quality still accepted. In gas mode, ignitionis achieved via injection of a small quantity of pilotfuel by means of a common rail system. Overall,a fuel injection system optimised for low consumptionand low amount of harmful emissions.Rocker housingModified, weight-reduced rocker arm casing allowsquick replacement of injectors in gas and liquid fuelmodes. The components required for gas operationare completely integrated into the rocker housing.High design strength, good heat dissipation and aconfiguration for the highest ignition pressures ensurethat the unit has a very high level of component safety,i.e. long service life.8 <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – Four-stroke dual-fuel engine <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – Four-stroke dual-fuel engine 9


Technical Data<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong>Dimensions and WeightsEngine programmSpecific Fuel Oil Consumption (SFOC) to ISO conditionsIn-line engine L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong>V-engine V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong>100% load 85% loadL+V <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> (gaseous fuel) 7,479 kJ/kWh 7,457 kJ/kWhL+V <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> (liquid fuel) 185 g/kWh 184,5 g/kWhThe fuel consumption rates are based on a lower calorific value (LHV) of the fuel of 42,700 kJ/kg without engine driven pumps.Engine type specific reference charge air temperature before cylinder 43 °C.Specific lubricating oil consumptionL+V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong>0.5 g/kWhThe lube oil consumption is given with a tolerance of +20%.Outputs MCR (maximum continuous rating)In-line engine L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong>Engine speed <strong>51</strong>4 rpm 500 rpmMean piston speed 10.3 m/s 10.0 m/sMean effective pressure 19.05 bar 19.05 barkWkW6L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 6,000 5,8507L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 7,000 6,8258L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 8,000 7,8009L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 9,000 8,77<strong>51</strong>2V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 12,000 11,70014V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 14,000 13,65016V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 16,000 15,60018V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 18,000 17,550Engine type No. of cyl. L L 1 W H Weightmm mm mm mm t6L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 6 8,494 7,455 3,165 5,340 1067L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 7 9,314 8,275 3,165 5,340 1198L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 8 10,134 9,095 3,165 5,340 1359L<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 9 11,160 9,915 3,283 5,340 148V-engine V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong>Engine type No. of cyl. L L 1 W H Weightmm mm mm mm t12V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 12 10,254 9,088 4,713 5,<strong>51</strong>7 18914V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 14 11,254 10,088 4,713 5,<strong>51</strong>7 21316V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 16 12,254 11,088 4,713 5,<strong>51</strong>7 24018V<strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> 18 13,644 12,088 4,713 5,<strong>51</strong>7 265All weights and dimensions are for guidance only and apply to dry engines without flywheel.Minimum centreline distance for twin engine installation: In-line engine: 3,200 mm, V-type engine: 4,800 mmMore information available upon request.12 <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – Four-stroke dual-fuel engine <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – Four-stroke dual-fuel engine 13


World Class ServiceMarine propulsion and GenSetsPrimeServ – peace of mind for lifeWith more than 150 PrimeServ service stations andservice partners worldwide, plus our growing networkof PrimeServ Academies, the <strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> aftersalesorganisation is committed to maintaining the mostefficient and accessible after-sales organisation in thebusiness.PrimeServ’s aim is to provide:• Prompt delivery of high demand OEM spare partswithin 24 hours• Fast, reliable and competent customer support• Individually tailored O&M contracts• Ongoing training and qualification of servicepersonnel• Global service, open 24 hours-a-day, 365 days-a-year• Diagnosis and troubleshooting with our highperformance Online ServiceThe PrimeServ OfferingBased on almost 110 years of service experiencewith marine diesel engines, our sophisticated logisticssystem ensures that all frequently requested spareparts are available worldwide within 24 hours. Inaddition, <strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> Online Service helps tooptimise maintenance cycles by the use of remoteengine monitoring, diagnostics and calibration. Theresulting condition-based maintenance (CBM) promoteshigh availability, increases operational safety,shortens downtimes and enhances the performanceof <strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> marine engines.The bottom line: leaner operating costs and betterplanning for you.When service is required, the <strong>MAN</strong> PrimeServ networkresponds to organise assistance as fast as possible.This guarantees rapid completion of maintenance workand high availability of <strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> engines,GenSets, turbochargers, gears, propellers and marinepropulsion packages.14 <strong>51</strong>/<strong>60DF</strong> – Four-stroke dual-fuel engineIn short: <strong>MAN</strong> PrimeServ gives you the benefit of ourspecialist expertise in marine power so that you canconcentrate on your own core business.


All data provided in this document is non-binding. This data serves informational purposes only and is especially not guaranteed in any way. Depending on the subsequent specificindividual projects, the relevant data may be subject to changes and will be assessed and determined individually for each project. This will depend on the particular characteristics ofeach individual project, especially specific site and operational conditions · Copyright © <strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong> · D2366336EN-N8 Printed in Germany GMC-AUG-0<strong>51</strong>22<strong>MAN</strong> <strong>Diesel</strong> & <strong>Turbo</strong>86224 Augsburg, GermanyPhone +49 821 322-0Fax +49 821 322-3382marineengines-de@mandieselturbo.comwww.mandieselturbo.com

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