The fuel system презентация

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S Diesel engines consume Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO), Marine Diesel

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Diesel engines consume Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO),
Marine Diesel Oil (MDO) or

Intermediate Fuel Oil (IFO).

Types of fuels

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MDO IFO Modern Diesel engines are run on Intermediate Fuel

MDO

IFO

Modern Diesel engines are run
on Intermediate Fuel Oil (IFO),
a

fuel whose grade lies between that of
HFO and MDO.

HFO

Types of fuels

Heavy Fuel Oil is a residual oil that
can be made more suitable for driving
Diesel engines by adding certain
flammable substances.

Marine Diesel Oil (MDO) is a
high-grade fuel of low viscosity.

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From the Heavy Fuel Oil bunkertank the preheated fuel is

From the Heavy Fuel Oil bunkertank
the preheated fuel is led to

the settling tank.

Settling tank

HFO

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s In the settling tank water and impurities are separated

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In the settling tank water and impurities are separated from the

fuel and drained off.

Drain valve

Settling tank

HFO

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From the settling tank the fuel is led through a heater to preheat the fuel. HFO

From the settling tank the fuel is led through a
heater

to preheat the fuel.

HFO

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From the heater the fuel is led through a separator

From the heater the fuel is led through a separator (purifier

/ clarifier) to purify the fuel.

HFO

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sound From the separator the fuel enters the daily service tank for HFO. HFO

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From the separator the fuel enters the
daily service tank for

HFO.

HFO

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sound There are two daily service tanks, so that one

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There are two daily service tanks, so that one tank may

be used while the other is being filled.

Daily service tank

Daily service tank

HFO

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s From the daily service tank the fuel is pumped

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From the daily service tank the fuel is pumped to a

heater by the low pressure fuel pump (or “booster pump”).

HFO

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From the heater the HFO is passed through a viscosity regulator . HFO

From the heater the HFO is passed through a viscosity regulator

.

HFO

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From the viscosity regulator the fuel is passed through a

From the viscosity regulator the fuel is passed through a fuel

strainer , which filters the fuel.

HFO

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sound From the fuel strainer the oil is led to

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From the fuel strainer the oil is led to the fuel

pumps in the engine.

HFO

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Marine Diesel Oil

Marine Diesel Oil

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After the DO has been pumped up from the bunkertank,

After the DO has been pumped up from the bunkertank, the

fuel passes through a purifier .

MDO

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s From the purifier the DO enters the DO storage tank. MDO

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From the purifier the DO enters the
DO storage tank.

MDO

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s From the DO service tank the fuel is led

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From the DO service tank the fuel is led to the

high-pressure fuel pumps in the engine.

MDO

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sound A mixing tank is used for a gradual transition from HFO to DO. Mixing tank

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A mixing tank is used for a gradual transition from

HFO to DO.

Mixing tank

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sound Buffer tank (Circulating tank) The mixing tank, or “buffer

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Buffer tank
(Circulating tank)

The mixing tank, or “buffer tank”,

can hold a quantity of fuel which will be circulated and led to the engine.
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s The hot fuel fumes can escape throughthe air vent in the mixing tank. Air vent

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The hot fuel fumes can escape throughthe air vent in

the mixing tank.

Air vent

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