Economiser energy control for increased service steam production
Year: 2022 Language: english Author: MAN Energy Solutions Genre: Research papers Edition: April, 2022 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 17 Description: With the ever-tighter IMO Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) phases, the allowable main engine power installation reduces. As a consequence, the available exhaust gas energy for service steam production decreases. An oil-fired boiler can be used to cover the lack of steam, but at the cost of an increase of the total fuel consumption. In response to this, MAN Energy Solutions has developed the economiser energy control (EEC) feature. The EEC feature minimises the overall fuel consumption by allowing more exhaust gas energy to be extracted from the ME. This paper provides detailed descriptions of the EEC feature available for MAN B&W low-speed two-stroke engines. In addition, an example showing how the EEC feature can reduce total fuel consumption is also provided.
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Economiser energy control for increased service steam production
Language: english
Author: MAN Energy Solutions
Genre: Research papers
Edition: April, 2022
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 17
Description: With the ever-tighter IMO Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) phases, the allowable main engine power installation reduces. As a consequence, the available exhaust gas energy for service steam production decreases. An oil-fired boiler can be used to cover the lack of steam, but at the cost of an increase of the total fuel consumption. In response to this, MAN Energy Solutions has developed the economiser energy control (EEC) feature. The EEC feature minimises the overall fuel consumption by allowing more exhaust gas energy to be extracted from the ME. This paper provides detailed descriptions of the EEC feature available for MAN B&W low-speed two-stroke engines. In addition, an example showing how the EEC feature can reduce total fuel consumption is also provided.
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