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MAN B&W ME Type Engine

The document provides information on the advantages and differences between MAN B&W ME Type engines and MC type engines. Some key advantages of ME engines include lower fuel consumption, improved emissions, simpler mechanical systems, and better engine monitoring capabilities. The ME engine uses hydraulic systems rather than camshafts to control fuel injection and exhaust valves. It omits some mechanical components of the MC engine and adds new hydraulic and electronic control systems.

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MAN B&W ME Type Engine

The document provides information on the advantages and differences between MAN B&W ME Type engines and MC type engines. Some key advantages of ME engines include lower fuel consumption, improved emissions, simpler mechanical systems, and better engine monitoring capabilities. The ME engine uses hydraulic systems rather than camshafts to control fuel injection and exhaust valves. It omits some mechanical components of the MC engine and adds new hydraulic and electronic control systems.

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  • Engine Overview
  • Advantages of ME Engines
  • Differences from MC Type Engine
  • MC Components Update
  • New Components Overview
  • Starting Air Control System
  • Fuel Injection System

MAN B&W ME Type Engine

Advantages of ME Engines
• Lower SFOC, SLOC and better performance parameters at any load

• Appropriate fuel injection pressure and rate shaping at any load

• Improved emission characteristics, with lower NO x and no smoke

• Easy change of operating mode



• Simplicity of mechanical system

• Better engine balance with equalized thermal load in and between cylinders

• Monitoring and diagnostics of engine for longer time between overhauls

• Lower rpm possible for manoeuvring

• Better acceleration, astern and crash stop performance

• Integrated Alpha Cylinder Lubricators

• Up-gradable to software development


Differences from MC type Engine
• No Cam shaft with cam
  Fuel Injection Pump, Exhaust Valve Actuator
  Actuated by Cam       by Hydraulic Oil (Electronic Control)
• Governed by the Engine Control System
  Abolition of : Electronic Governor and mechanical link
: Starting air Distributer
・ Hydraulic Power Supply system
・ TACHO System : Crank Angle Sensor
・ Cylinder Lubrication System
Controlled by the Engine Control System
MC Components - Omitted / Re-designed

• Camshaft with cams


• Chain drive
• Chain wheel frame
• Chain box on frame box
• Roller guides for fuel pump
and exhaust valve
• Fuel pumps
• Exhaust valve
• Exhaust actuator
• Starting air distributor
• Governor
• Regulating shaft
• Mechanical Lubricator
• Local control stand
New Components added / re-designed

• Hydraulic Power Supply (HPS)


• Hydraulic Cylinder Unit (HCU)
• Engine Control System (ECS)
Starting air valves
Start and Reversing sequences
Governor function
Auxiliary blowers
Electronically Profiled Injection (EPIC)
Exhaust valve actuation
• Exhaust valve
• Crankshaft position sensing system
• Electronically controlled Alpha Lubricator
• Local Operation Panel (LOP)
Starting air control system

MC-C design ME-C design


Pilot air inlet
Blow-
Blow-off

NC-
NC-valves
Starting
Starting air Connection
Connection
distributor for
ECS

Starting valves Starting valves


Fuel Injection Pump
Puncture valve & Omitted parts
suction valve

barrel

Pressure
receiving plug

Rack & gear

FO Booster on ME engine

FO Injection pump on MC engine


Tor cover

plunger

body

actuator piston
sensor

Throttle valve
Suction valve
FIVA
① - Plunger
valve
② - Suction pressure 8-10 bar
③ - Return line
④ - Servo oil flow
⑤ - FIVA valve
⑥ - Actuator piston
⑦ - Suction valve
⑧ - Fuel injection valve
Exhaust Valve
Self-adjusting damper piston
Self-adjusting damper piston

Hydraulic nut/measuring cone

Contact less sensor with


integrated electronics
Outlet lube oil

Inlet lube oil


Damper

Air inlet
Exhaust Valve operation
Exhaust Valve operation

Consists of the actuator piston


and hydraulic piston

Pressurize the oil with 2 stage

1st stage : both piston ⇒   High


power

2nd stage : actuator piston only


Sealing oil control unit
Sealing oil control unit operation
Video
Maintain ΔP ( Pmax  -  Pcomp )

Adva n ce closin g t im e t o in cr ea se
Δp in ca se t h a t closin g t im in g is n ot Dela y
com pr ession pr essu r e
a dju st ed
Special operation with keeping the exhaust valve open by force.

Special Operation:

If for any reason, for instance, there is leakage inside


the cylinder from a specific cylinder liner and operation
had to be done with the exhaust valve in an open state,
the valve can be mechanically set to an open position.
(Please also refer to the Maintenance Manual’s)
Stop the engine to cut the supply of exhaust valve
actuator oil and the supply of oil to the damper.

    Cease the supply of spring air, remove the air


inside the air cylinder and set the valve spindle to the
fully open position. (This is checked through MOP.
Remove the plug screw to installed
the specialized tool and then mount the specialized
tool for fixing the spindle.
Check state of the valve through the MOP
Opening/Closing test through the MOP.

Press the
button
FIVA Valve
Parker valve unit

sensor

P : from HPS  
T : Return
Fo : to FO Booster  
Ex : to Exh’ Valve actuator
FIVA Valve
ME(-C)
Symbolic diagram of FIVA Valve

FO Booster Exh’ Valve actuator

FIVA
valve
Initial version without fuel plunger feed back
In order to safeguard previous failure incidents, a new software version with
closer supervision of the feedback signal [1] and additional supervision of the fuel
plunger movement [2]
Crankshaft related control processes
The CCU make exhaust valve set open position if following
condition occurred and engine slow down is required.

 The FIVA valve feed back signal indicates a too high (not
physical possible speed)

 The FIVA valve feed back signal is not valid, i.e. outside 4-20 mA

 The FIVA valve feed back signal indicates a position of


spool not allowed outside a window around TDC.

 The fuel booster position feed back signal indicates that


the fuel booster is moving during the compression stroke.
S60ME-C

Hydraulic Power Supply.


(HPS)
ME – Engine
Pump Drive and Moment Compensator

Filter station

Step-up gear
Hydraulic pumps

2. Order Moment
Compensator shaft
Chain drive for
4” Duplex chain

Pump drive can be arranged on


fore or aft end of the engine
S70ME-C

3330132.2003.04.14 (2200/OZS)
Fuel 8 bar Hydraulic
cylinder unit
FIVA
210 bar

Alpha lubricator

Cyl. 1 CCU Cyl. 2 CCU Cyl. 3 CCU Cyl. 4 CCU Cyl. 5 CCU Cyl. 6 CCU

Safety and
Accumulator
block
Fine aut. filter

Main lube
Piston cooling pump
Servo oil
+ bearings
Servo oil
return to sump

From sump

Engine driven EL. driven


hydraulic pumps hydraulic pumps
Driving gear
Driven gear (pump side)

Pump

Shear Nut

( coupling part )
HCU Cylinder Block
Hydraulic System on the ME Engine
Hydraulic Power Supply (HPS)

Safety and
accumulator
unit Step-up
Return oil to bedplate Engine gear
driven pumps

Electrically driven Bypass


start-up pumps filter

Back-flushing oil
Main Drain
Lube oil inlet to engine filter

L/73909-1.0/0303 (2440/PCS)
Mechanical
Pressure Safety Valve
Regulating
Valve

Leak
Detector Electrical
Safety Valve
Improvement   ( New version )
• Hydraulic Pressure :  210   Bar  →  300   Bar

• Compact size
   Distributer Block
   FO Booster
   Exhaust Valve Actuator
Engine driven Pump

• High Pressure Pipe :  Double  →  Single Rubber


   Protect leaking from seal ring
   Pump ⇒   Pipe Rail ⇒ rubber hose ⇒ HCU

• The main engine system oil is used for HPS


Axial type Hydraulic Pump

ou
t

in

Swash plate
Axial type Hydraulic Pump

reverse

in

out
Preliminary ( suction
video Secondary ( delivery )

Swash plate control   ( from


secondary )
drain

Swash plate
Alpha Lubricator System for ME

Cylinder oil
service tank Cylinder Cylinder
liner liner

Feedback Feedback
sensor Lubricator sensor

Lubricator
Solenoid Solenoid
valve valve
200 bar To other
system oil cylinders
Hydraulic Hydraulic
cylinder unit cylinder unit

Lube oil pipes


Multi Purpose Multi Purpose
Electrical Controller Controller
connections
Differences from the conventional Alpha Lubrication syste
m
• Operating oil
   Alpha : Cylinder oil 40‐50   Bar (independent pumps)
   ME  : HPS system oil    200 (300)   Bar
• Capacity of Lubricator
   Alpha : Small. 2sets/Cyl.
   ME  : Large. 1se/Cyl.
• Accumulator
Alpha: equipped
ME : not equipped
• Level sensor
   Alpha : Not equipped
   ME  : quipped
Alpha Lubricator

Cylinder lub. Inductive proximity sensor


oil inlet for feed-back signal to
control of piston movement
Signal for
lubrication from
controller
Level sensor for
cylinder oil in lubricator

Outlets for
cylinder liner Injection plunger
lub. oil
injectors

Spacer for
basic setting of
pump
stroke
Drain 200 bar system oil supply
Non-return valve Stroke oil
adjusting outlet Actuator
screw piston
Sealingring
S70ME-C Engine Control System
TACHO System

System A (powered from ECU A)


MMA = Marker Master A
MSA = Marker Slave A
Q1A = Quadratur 1A
Q2A = Quadratur 2A

System B (powered from ECU B)


MMB = Marker Master B
MSB = Marker Slave B
Q1B = Quadratur 1B
Q2B = Quadratur 2B

Pos 0- 45-89 90-134 135-179 180-224 225-269 270-314 315-359


44  
 

MMA ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF


MMB OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF
MSA OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF
MSB OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF
New ME Tacho System
Encoder
Early version of tacho system
Diagram of the Engine Control System
The Engine Control System
Main Component

 EICU (Engine Interface Control Unit)


The EICU handles the interface to external system

 ECU (Engine Control Unit)


The ECU performs the engine control (governor) function.
engine speed, running mode, and start sequence.

 CCU (Cylinder Control Unit)


The CCU controls FIVA valves, starting valves and Alpha Lubricator

 ACU (Auxiliary Control Unit)


The ACU controls the aux’ blower and the pumps of the HPS

 MOP
The MOP is the engineer’s interface to the ECS.

 SCU (Scavenge Control Unit) : optional


The SCU controls the Exh. bypass valves and Variable Turbo charging (VT)
Control System of ME type engine
Secure the redundancy of all function including the network

One unit failure  ⇒   other unit back up ⇒ continuous operation


Engine Control System

Bridge
Main
Bridge
Operating
Panel
Panel

BACK-UP FOR MOP Engine Control Room


Control Room
Panel PC
Multi-Purpose Controller

LOP

MPC MPC

Local
Operation
Control Network
Panel

MPC MPC

Engine Room/On Engine


MPC MPC
Alpha Lubricator System for ME
MOP: Graphic picture for Alpha Lubricator System
Safety System (Engine Protective System)

All shut down and slow down by the ECS :


Request signal is sent to the Safety System and the Safety
system will send shut down or slow down order to the ECS.
List of ME Shut down and slow down by the ECS
Non-cancellable shut down:
• Pump inlet oil pressure, low If the pump inlet pressure drops to set value (default = 0.5
bar) the ME ECS releases a non-cancelable shut down
• Hydraulic low pressure sensors failed. In case all pressure sensor at the low pressure
part of hydraulic system fails the ME ECS releases a non-cancelable shut down. Valid
for software version 1.34 and later
• Hydraulic high pressure fails during running engine. If the high pressure drops to this
value (default = 140 bar) and the engine is running the ME ECS releases a non-
cancelable shut down. Valid for software version 1.34 and later

Cancelable shut down:


• Leakage from hydraulic unit, high level If the leak flow from the hydraulic unit increase
to set value (default = 45 l/min) the ME ECS releases a cancelable shut down
• Leakage from hydraulic unit, alarm time out If alarm for leak flow from the hydraulic unit
remains for a set period (default = 60 minutes) the ME ECS releases a cancelable shut
down.

Slow down:
• ME cylinder lubricator failure. In case ME cylinder lubricators fails the ME ECS release
slow down request
• No exhaust valve movement (misfiring).
Control Unit beside the Main Engine
EICU ( Engine Interface Control Unit )

Interface function : communication between the ECS and external system

Power managenent
system

EICU A EICU B

Man-handle
4 – 20 mA + stop signal

(RS 422) Remote Control (RS 422)


System

Alarm System

Safety System

Shutdown signals
to ECU + CCU
ECU ( Engine Control Unit )
Governor function : engine revolution, running mode, start sequence
cylinder lubrication, HPS
CCU ( Cylinder Control Unit )
Control function for each actuator on the cylinder according as direction from
the ECU : FO Booster, Exhaust valve, Alpha Lubricator, Starting Air Valve
ACU ( Auxiliary Control Unit )
Control function for : Auxiliary Blower
Hydraulic Power Pump engine-driven
Electrical start up pump

ECU A

ECU B
LOP ( Local Operating Panel )
The same function of Engine Side control Station on the MC engine.

Directly connected with the ECU - the protective program is omitted


MOP ( Main Operation Panel )

Interface function between the ECS and


the Engineer

Monitoring
Operating
Adjusting
MOP ( Main Operation Panel )
Interface function between the ECS and the Engineer

 Monitoring

 Operating

 Adjusting
MPC (Multi Purpose Controller)

LED Battery for internal clock


LED indicator
Plug for ID key

DIP Switches

Fuses
Power plug
MPC ( Multi Purpose Controller )
 The MPC is a computer unit without user interface

 All MPC set on each control unit are identical hardwire wise

 Suitable application software is installed to the MPC from the MOP


Authorized service
ONLY
・ Running Mode

Economy Mode : Maximize the thermal efficiency


              Optimize the fuel injection timing

Emission Mode : Restrain the Nox generating


              Control the peak temperature of
combustion
              Two stage of the fuel injection
              Deterioration of the thermal fficiency
Start Conditions

・  Main Starting Valve in service position


   (limit switch)
・  Main Starting Valve blocked
( limit switch)
・  Start Air Distribution System in service/blocked
  ( limit switch)
・  Starting Air Pressure
   (2 pressure transmitter. Low pressure side takes first priority)
・  Control Air Pressure
   (2 pressure transmitter. Low pressure side takes first priority)
・  Control Air Vented
   (2 pressure transmitter. Clear if pressure is 0)
・  Turning Gear disengaged
   (limit switch)
・  Aux. Blowers
   (select switch for manual/auto on the starter panel. Clear at auto position)
・  Hyd. Power Supply
   (select switch for manual/auto on the starter panel. Clear at auto panel)
・  Hyd. Pressure
  (start is blocked with below 150 Bar (210 Bar)                     
                                                     
                                                     
Calculated Value
Process Adjustment
1. Cylinder Load
This adjustment will be done by the maker or dockyard.
・  Offset High load/Low Load
As using time of the engine passed, the actual output of the engine
become uneven compare with early time even though setting condition of
FO index, FO injection timing, etc. is the same. Therefore, this uneven of
the out put is corrected by this screen with measuring out put actually.
This adjustment will be executed by the maker or dock yard.

 
actualo
utput

25% 50% 75% 100%

Set load
2. Cylinder pressure
・  Maximum Cylinder Pressure Offset
   by adjusting injection timing
・ Compression Ratio Offset
   by adjusting close timing of exhaust valve

* Should be adjusted comparing with actual v


alue measured.
3. Fuel Quantity

Basic factor is 36000MJ/m³

Put actual value


after analized
Chief Limiter
 Possible to set limit of engine speed (rpm)
 Possible cylinder cut
Auxiliaries Omitted in new version

175Bar
250Bar

240Bar
  Torque Limiter function engine driven pump
   As considering the safety of the driving gear, chain and th
e pump, the out-put of the pump is restricted by torque limi
ter in order to keep it within the range of torque curve.

For example, in the event of leaking oil, the pump is control


led to increase displacement (out-put) by controlling a angl
e of inclination of the swash plate. However, the out-put wil
l be limited by torque limiter if the out-put is over the range
of torque curve.

Leaking oil, broken the shear nut, defect of the pressure tra
nsmitter will be expected as the course of activation of the
torque limiter.

  
  
  
Cylinder Lubricator
• Adjustment of Cylinder Oil Feed Rate

Basic Feed Rate (g/kw ・ hr) = Feed Rate Factor x S


(%)

Feed Rate Facto & s(%) are adjustable on the MOP.


Basic Feed Rate is usually adjusted by actual content of
sulphur(S%) in using fuel oil.
  
E.G
Feed Rate Factor : 0.34 Basic feed Rate = 1.02 (g/kw ・
S(%) : 0.30 h)

  
• Adjustment of the Feed Rate for individual cylinder
Possible to adjust within range of 0 to 100 %

• Minimum Feed Rate

The Minimum Feed Rate can be set.


This rate is kept as a minimum rate with first priority.

• Feed Rate during Breaking in or Running in

Possible to adjust the Feed Rate directly by putting the value not calculated
value by putting calculation factor.

Feed rate of running in mode is controlled in proportion to the speed (RPM).


 

E.G. 1 E.G. 2

QMCR: 0.9 g/kwh


Load: 70% MCR Load: 20% MCR
Qpart1 = 0.9 x 70% = 0.63 g/kwh SPEEDpropel: SPEEDMCR x (20%)⅓
=0.59SPEEDMCR
SPEEDactual: 0.65SPEEDMCR
Qpart2 = 0.63 x 0.59/0.65 = 0.57g/kwh
100 %

Feed Rate
Control in proportion to speed

OUTPUT ( MEP)  ∝ 


SPEED³
MEP control

63 % 100 %
Speed (RPM)
System View - I/O Test
Sensor failure  ⇒  set to invalid
No problem is happened if sensor B is alive.
Diagram of Maneuverings
System
Maneuverings system of MC type engine

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