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Engine Room Airflow

The document provides calculations to determine the required airflow for engine room ventilation on a ship. It calculates airflow needs for combustion, heat emission, and other equipment and sums them to get the total required airflow of 212,015 cubic meters per hour. It notes that the supply fans can provide 220,000 cubic meters per hour of airflow.

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Engine Room Airflow

The document provides calculations to determine the required airflow for engine room ventilation on a ship. It calculates airflow needs for combustion, heat emission, and other equipment and sums them to get the total required airflow of 212,015 cubic meters per hour. It notes that the supply fans can provide 220,000 cubic meters per hour of airflow.

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ENGINE ROOM VENTILATION AIRFLOW CALCULATION

Base on the following data:


a Main Engine :6000 kw x 2 sets
b Main Generator : 790 kw x 2 sets
c Bulk Air Compressor elect motor : 132 kw x 2 sets
d Bulk Air Compressor air consumption : 27 m3/min x 2 sets
e Main Generator : 47 m3/hr x 2 sets
1 Airflow for combustion
1.1 Airflow for combustion for main engines, q
dp
q
dp
= P
dp
x m
ad
r
where P
dp
is the service standard power of the main propulsion diesel engine(s) at
maximum continuous power output,in kilowatts;
m
ad
is the air requirement for combustion for diesel engine(s),in kilograms per
kilowatts second; Where specific data for m
ad
are not available, the following
values may be used for calculation:
m
ad
=
0.0023kg/(kW.s) for 2-stroke engines,
0.002kg/(kW.s) for 4-stroke engine.
r = 1.13 kg/m
3
(I.e. the density of air,at +35
o
C,70 RH and 101.3 kPa).
q
dp
=
6000 x 2 sets x 0.002
1.13
= 21.24 m
3
/s
1.2 Airflow for combustion for main generator, q
dg
q
dg
=
790 x 2 sets x 0.002
= 1.13
= 2.8 m
3
/s
1.3 Sum of airflow for combustion, q
c
q
c
= ( q
dp
+ q
g
)
m
3
/s
= (21.24 + 2.8) m
3
/s
= 24.04 m
3
/s
= 86,544 m
3
/hr
ENGINE ROOM VENTILATION AIRFLOW CALCULATION
2 Airflow for evacuation of heat emission
2.1 Heat emission from main engines, f
dp
f
dp
= P
dp
x h
d
100
where P
dp
is the service standard power of the main propulsion diesel engines) at
maximum continuous rating,in kilowatts;
h
d
is the heat loss from the diesel engine(s),in percentage.
Note : * - the data is provided by Wartsila (engine manufacturer).
f
dp
=
180.0 * kW per set (with its standard service power of 6,005 kW).
f
dp
=
180.0 kW x 2 sets = 360.0 kW
2.2 Heat emission from main generators, f
dg
f
dg
= P
dg
x h
d
100
where P
dg
is the service standard power of the diesel generator engine at
maximum continuous rating,in kilowatts;
h
d
is the heat loss from the diesel engine(s),in percentage.
Note : since the specific data are not available.
f
dg
=
40 kW per set (with its standard service power of 790 kW).
f
dg
=
40 kW x 2 sets = 80 kW
2.3 Heat emission from Bulk Air Compressor elect motor, f
el
f
el
=
132 kW x 2 sets x 0.08 *
f
el
=
21.12 kW
Note :* - Assume heat emission from electric motor to be 8% of the motor rated power.
2.4 Airflow for evacuation of heat emission, q
h
q
h
= ( f
dp
+ f
dg


) - 0.4 ( q
dp
+ q
dg
)
r x c x T
diff
r = 1.13 kg/m
3
(i.e. the density of air,at +35
o
C,70% RH and 101.3 kPa);
c = 1.01 kJ/(kg.K) (the specific heat capacity of the air);
T
diff
= 10
o
C
q
h
=
- 0.4 ( 21.24 + 2.8 ) ( 360 + 80 + 21.12)
1.13 x 1.01 x 12.5
= ( 40.403 - 7.376 ) m
3
/s
= 33.027 m
3
/s
= 118,897 m
3
/hr
3 Total airflow, Qt
Air Compressor Consumption Airflow, m3/hr
I Bulk Air Compressor (2 sets) :1620m3/hr x 2 sets = 3240
ii Starting Air Compressor (2 sets) :47 m3/hr x 2 sets = 94
Dryers :1620m3/hr x 2 sets = 3240
Total q
0 6574
Required air volume for engine room ventilation
Q
t
= q
c
+ q
h
+ q
0
= ( 86,544 + 118,897 + 6,574) m
3
/hr
= 212,015 m
3
/hr
Note :There are two (2) nos of supply fans, each having airflow capacity of 110,000 m
3
/hr
Total supply air is 220,000 m
3
/hr

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