The goal of this paper is to review the present range of SULZER Diesel engines in view of low quality fuels. A brief description of fuel/combustion related design features is given. Particular attention is paid to low quality fuels expected to penetrate the market in non-negligible quantities in the not too distant future, and last but not least a possible contender in the field of synthetic fuels is presented. As a result of the service records presented, it may be concluded that the range of engines presented with their typical design features - and in particular the valveless crosshead engine - is well suited to burn fuels of low quality. The mid- as well as the long-term future does, on account of a sound basis to build-on and a concentrated development effort, look very promising. Synthetic crudes, with minor modifications to the present designs, can be burnt efficiently.
The marine diesel engine in view of present and future low grade fuels
Der Schiffsdieselmotor aus dem Blickwinkel heutiger und zukünftiger minderwertiger Kraftstoffe
1979
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