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Diesel Power

Review—Hanshin (continued from page 27) ries has been reduced by approxi- mately 11 percent compared with conventional diesels of this class.

A long-stroke (700-mm) design permits improved thermal effi- ciency in the expansion stroke.

The fuel injection characteristics have been improved by using a high-pressure injection pump. Im- proved and well-matched exhaust timing have enhanced supercharg- ing efficiency.

Low-grade fuel may be used; satisfactory combustion can be ob- tained because of the higher injec- tion pressure. The low engine speed brings about improvements in pro- peller efficiency of approximately three percent.

The 6EL35 engine has an out- put of 2,400 bhp at 260 rpm; the 6ELS35 produces 2,600 bhp at 260 rpm. Both models have a bore of 350 mm and stroke of 700 mm.

Specific fuel consumption is 138 grams per bhp hour.

ISOTTA FRASCHINI

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Isotta Fraschini S.p.A. is a com- pany of the VM Group, the diesel engine sector of Finmeccanica of

Italy. Isotta has been designing and building engines continuously since 1909. It is headquartered in

Saronna, about 15 miles from

Milan, with a second major facility located in Bari on the Adriatic

Sea.

Isotta designs and manufactures a broad range of diesel engines for diverse applications. The ID 32 en- gine series for marine propulsion has a power output range from 180 to 400 bhp at 2,700-3,000 rpm. The ID 38 series when used for marine propulsion is rated from 180 to 400 bhp at 2,700-2,900 rpm for workboat use, 500 bhp at 3,000 rpm in military applications. The

ID 36 engine type is rated 300- 1,320 bhp at 1,650-1,800 rpm for workboats, and up to 1,600 bhp at 1,900 rpm for military craft.

The ID 36 diesel engines are available in V-form models with six, eight, 12, and 16 cylinders; a 10-cylinder version is presently under development. All production engines in this series are available in amagnetic versions. Isotta also manufactures, under license, the

Paxman Diesel model PV2000 en- gine, which has a power range of 1,000-4,500 bhp at 1,600 rpm.

The ID 36 SS6 V-AM amagnetic engine is being supplied to the

U.S. Navy for its mine counter- measure ship program. This en- gine has a continuous power rat- ing of 660 bhp at 1,800 rpm for ambient temperature of 78 F; when derated for 100 F, output is 620 bhp at 1,800 rpm. Parallel opera- tion of two ID 36 SS6 V-AM en- gines into a common gearbox pro- vides a continuous output power of 1,320 bhp at 78 F ambient.

Cost of ownership/life cycle costs for the ID 36 SS6 V-AM engine is reduced through high reliability and time between overhaul, and low maintainability. Because the engine's magnetic signature is permanent, it never needs to be removed from the ship for periodic degaussing. ID 36 series engines have demonstrated mean time be- tween overhaul in excess of 14,000 hours per engine on 134 units op- erating more than 1.9 million hours. The manufacturer reports, through use of Reliability Cen- tered Maintenance, the need for periodic overhauls is non-existant, thus making MTBO in excess of 20,000 hours.

Users of ID 36 type diesel en- gines for marine applications have included: the Italian, Iraqi, and

Thai Navies; hovercrafts in Fin- land; Italian fishing vessels; pas- senger ferries in Italy, France, and

Thailand; and, when the first MCM ship enters service, the United

States Navy.

JOHNSON & TOWERS

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One of the most extensive sin- gle-source selections of marine diesel power—15 to 4,000 bhp—for all manner of workboats and com-

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