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PROPULSION
UPDATE
Cummins Engine Offers
Two New Catalogs —A Marine Engine Catalog
And A Passenger Vessel Brochure passenger vessels powered by Cum- mins diesel engines. Many of the featured vessels are also equipped with Cummins Marine auxiliary en- gines and/or generator sets.
The brochure points out some of the unique designs of various paddle- wheelers and excursion vessels and notes their designer, builder and owner.
Complete engine specifications for Cummins main propulsion, gen- erator set and G-drive engines are also listed including dimensions, weight, BHP at rated speed, kw, and fuel consumption data.
For more information and free copies of the new brochure,
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Cummins Engine Company, Inc. has announced the availability of their new Marine Engine Catalog, bulletin number 3382488, to provide a current compilation of their entire marine propulsion engine and auxil- iary generator set and generator en- gine product line.
All the "need-to-know" informa- tion is included. Main propulsion design features are listed, followed by complete specifications for eight marine engine families: B, 504/555, 903, 855, V28, K19, K38, and K50.
The specifications listing includes dimensions, weight, marine gear, compression ratio, engine power output and speed, B.M.E.P., and fuel consumption data. Also listed is the various optional equipment available from Cummins.
Auxiliary/G-Drive engines and generator sets are also featured con- sisting of six engine families that range from 37 to 925 kw (60 hz).
Complete specifications and option- al equipment lists are also in- cluded.
For further information and a free copy of the Marine Engine Catalog,
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Cummins also recently pub- lished a new brochure, "Cummins
Marine—Proven, Reliable Passen- ger Vessel Power." The new bro- chure, bulletin number 3386682, highlights some recently launched
New Or Modified Blades Improve
C-P Propeller Performance
As early as the 1950s, controlla- ble-pitch propellers accounted for a substantial and steadily growing share of the propeller market world- wide. KaMeWa AB in Sweden claims to hold some 30 to 50 percent of today's CPP market, and has delivered to date more than 4,000
C-P propellers. Most of these are still in operation.
The development of propellers and auxiliary equipment has made progress which can be applied to old ships to save fuel and/or improve performance.
During the 60s and 70s, many ships were built with propulsion machinery and propellers adapted to higher outputs and speeds not considered economical today. Most of these ships are now operated at reduced ship speed and power. In general, the propellers no longer produce the highest possible effi- ciency given these altered condi- tions.
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Our pumps handle liquid pumping operations from 200 to 22,000 PSI and fluid flow from 2 to 340 GPM with up to 375 horsepower.
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