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Circle 263 on Reader Service Card

Cat Delivers Genset as

MCS-Certified Package

The 3412C marine genset from

Caterpillar Marine Power Systems now arrives at shipyards as a complete MCS- certified package. Vessel builders receive the ready-to-install genset as a complete package to be installed as a single component on-board in a simple "plug and play" fashion. Caterpillar provides Marine Classification Society (MCS) certification direct from its fac- tories. In addition, the genset arrives complete with a functionally tested alarm and protection system. Builders only have to connect the system to on- board components and test the panel with the ship's system to confirm proper operation. The 3412C genset features a 27-liter, turbocharged-aftercooled diesel engine. It is available with two different cooling systems: an engine-mounted radiator or a gear-driven, self-priming auxiliary seawater pump combined with a gear-driven centrifugal jacket water pump. The exhaust system consists of a watercooled manifold and turbocharger and a dry elbow and flange. The engine is IMO compliant for emissions regula- tions. The genset base rails distribute the unit's weight over a large area, allowing vessel builders to install it just about anywhere. Caterpillar has moved tradi- tional genset production steps in-house to now provide factory built, packaged, tested and type approved marine gensets to its dealers and customers. MCS certi- fication of several Caterpillar facilities allows the company to produce gensets like the 3412C according to MCS quali- ty standards.

Circle 31 on Reader Service Card

Alfa Laval Freshwater

Generators

During 2005, Alfa Laval delivered 895 freshwater generators to shipyards around the world, and last year, ship- yards and shipowners ordered an addi- tional 1,188 freshwater generators from

Alfa Laval. Alfa Laval offers three freshwater generators models: the JWP series, the DPU series and the MEP series. Designed for high thermal effi- ciency, these generally cover the capaci- ty needs for freshwater requirements on board throughout a ship's lifetime.

Compact and highly efficient, the dis- tillers are manufactured from top-grade materials that ensure an economical service lifetime. In addition, all Alfa

Laval solutions for generating freshwa- ter are designed to help reduce the impact of a ship's operation on the envi- ronment.

Circle 2 on Reader Service Card 3412C Genset Ratings and Fuel Consumption ekW at 0.8 pf KV·A Aspiration rpm U.S. gph L/h 60 Hertz 400R 500 TA 1800 32.5 123.0 425 531 TA 1800 32.5 123.0 500 625 TA 1800 37.3 141.3 550R 688 TA 1800 43.9 166.1 590 738 TA 1800 43.9 166.1 50 Hertz 350 438 TA 1500 26.3 99.7 385R 481 TA 1500 29.9 113.1 405 506 TA 1500 29.9 113.1 480R 600 TA 1500 36.1 136.8 500 625 TA 1500 36.1 136.8 ekW - electrical kilowatts R - radiator cooled only

L/h - liters per hour TA - turbocharged aftercooled pf - power factor U.S. gph - U.S. gallons per hour

JWP series DPU series MEP series

Capacity range 0.5-100 m3/24 h 20-75 m3/24 h 200-3000 m3/24 h

Operating principle Vacuum distillation Vacuum distillation Steam evaporation/ condensation

Mode of operation Automatic Automatic Automatic

System type Single stage Single and two-stage Multi effect

Maximum salinity 2 ppm 2 ppm 5-10 ppm

Materials - Frame Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel - Plate Titanium Titanium Titanium

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