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Marine Diesel EnginesMarine diesel engines are low-speed engines dedicated primarily to marine propulsion. They are used most often in ships and barges and also in some pleasure crafts. The term is commonly understood and most commonly used to define a piston type engine designed for marine service where they operate at shaft speeds below 800 rpm with an output that is too low for land servicing applications. These types of engines rely on the high density of the fuel oil or the high specific gravity (SG) of coal bunkers, such as those found on large bulk carriers, which means that its weight per volume is high. The unit weight in the fuel is a function of a number of variables including engine type, hull form, engine efficiency, and fuel flow. It is nearly always low in relation to the horsepower output.In comparison with the diesel engines found in most land vessels, these marine engines are frequently lighter and smaller which results in improved acceleration performance. In addition, their higher volume fuel tanks make them more resistant to damage due to explosions or fires that do occur. However, most marine diesel engines have a single-acting armature that uses a single crankshaft where most land vessels use a double-acting assembly with two crankshafts per engine. In the early twentieth century, they were often large reciprocating engines used to drive generators, but as electric motors became more reliable and economical as compared to the steam engines, they have been displaced from this duty. In addition to providing propulsion power, most modern marine diesels are now primarily used to provide power for ancillary systems such as hydraulic pumps and bow thrusters.Past usage of diesel engines in surface applications is well documented. In 1912 a small diesel engine was introduced for use in a submarine. However, it was not until after World War II that these types of engines found regular use in stationary surface vessels. One of the most famous applications was in 1962 when the Kursk nuclear submarine was powered by two diesel engines. AU AU = axial piston speedMarine diesel engines are characterized by having very high power outputs coupled with low speeds and short stroke lengths. Theoretically, engines that meet the performance criteria of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) will attain these characteristics with no modification. The most widely used marine type is the single-acting, reciprocating diesel engine in which both the inlet and exhaust ports are on one side of the engine. Torque capacity within this group is typically built around 150 kNm (90 ft·lb) to 200 kNm (131 ft·lb). Most of the engines in the 600 hp to 2000 hp range will be built as two- and four-stroke and single acting. A few six-cylinder engines are available within the 1000 hp range which are four-strokes with each cylinder having both an intake and exhaust port.Above 2000 hp capacity, the number of engines with more than two valves per cylinder increases significantly. These are generally all designed as two-stroke double acting types, with each cylinder having both an intake and exhaust port. For large power requirements, marine diesel engines are often combined into a single bank firing engine to increase reliability through redundancy.

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