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    06 INTAKE & EXHAUST SYSTEMSWRTSIL W50DFTURBOCHARGER AT FREE END

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    06 INTAKE & EXHAUST SYSTEM

    Intake and exhaust system arrangement - internal

    Fig. name: Principal scheme of internal intake and exhaust system

    System components 01 Air filter

    02 Compressor

    03 Charge air cooler (HT)

    04 Charge air cooler (LT)

    05 Water mist catcher

    06 Cylinders

    07 Turbine

    Pipe connections

    314 Air supply to compressor and turbine cleaningunit

    501A Exhaust gas outlet, A-bank

    501B Exhaust gas outlet, B-bank

    507 Cleaning water to turbine and compressor

    607A Condensate water after charge air cooler, A-bank

    607B Condensate water after charge air cooler, B-bank

    608A Cleaning water to charge air cooler, A-bank

    608B Cleaning water to charge air cooler, B-bank

    08 Waste gate valve

    09 Cleaning devicefor turbocharger

    10 Orifice forcondensate wateroutlet

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    06 INTAKE & EXHAUST SYSTEM

    Intake and Exhaust system on engine

    Fig. name: Intake and Exhaust system on engine

    System components

    01 Turbocharger

    02 Charge air cooler

    03 Water mist catcher

    04 Charge air receiver (in engine block)

    05 Charge air supply pipe

    06 Exhaust manifold

    07 Waste gate valve

    08 Insulation box

    09 Washing device for turbocharger

    10 Washing device for charge air cooler

    The intake and exhaust system channels delivers thecompressed air to the combustion chamber and carriesthe exhaust gases out from the combustion chamber toexhaust manifold.

    The intake and exhaust system can be split up into anintake section including the charge air system and anexhaust section including the exhaust system.

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    Charge air system

    System components

    01 Filter silencer

    02 Radial plain bearing

    03 Axial thrust bearing

    04 Bearing bush

    05 Radial plain bearing 06 Gas outlet casing

    07 Gas inlet casing

    Fig. name: Principal view of turbocharger

    TurbochargerThe turbochargers are driven by the exhaust gases coming fromthe cylinders through the opened exhaust valves. Thecompressor is driven by the turbine. The energy of the exhaustgases are used to compress the intake air of ambient pressure toa higher level. The charged air enlarges the air quantity fed intothe combustion space and thus makes it possible to burn a biggeramount of fuel in the cylinder space.

    The combustion air is taken outside of engine to the compressorside of the turbocharger. Passing through the compressor side,the air pressure and density are increasing as well as thetemperature. The hot air is cooled down in the charge air coolers.

    08 Nozzle ring

    09 Turbine wheel

    10 Bearing casing

    11 Diffuser

    12 Compressor wheel 13 Air outlet casing

    01 02 03 04 05 06

    07

    08

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    Charge air system

    Fig. name: Basic settings of turbocharging

    Basic settings of turbocharging System components

    01 Compressor

    02 Charge air cooler

    03 Turbine

    04 Waste gate valve

    Connections

    A Air intake

    B Exhaust outlet

    Power Plant application

    Waste gate: YES

    By pass: NO

    Marine diesel electric:

    Waste gate: YES

    By pass: NO

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    Charge air system

    System components

    01 Turbocharger

    02 Charge air pipe

    03 Air inlet box

    04 Charge air cooler

    05 Water mist catcher

    06 Bracket and connecting box to engine block

    07 Charge air receiver in engine block

    08 Waste gate pipe to exhaust outlet

    Inlet and charge air flow

    A Ambient air

    B Air to compressor inlet

    C Charge air to inlet box D Charge air to charge air coolers

    E Charge air to water mist catchers

    F Charge air to charge air receiver

    Fig. name: Principal scheme of the charge air system

    Exhaust gas flow J Exhaust outlet from cylinder

    K Exhaust to TC turbine

    L Exhaust outlet to stack

    The ambient air is compressed in the TC compressor. The compressedair passes through two 2-stage air coolers. After the coolers the watercondensate is separated from the charged air in the water mistcatchers. The charge air system is in addition equipped with a twonozzles for water washing of the charge air coolers.

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    Fig. name: Charge air cooler and water mist catcher

    Charge air coolers

    Description of charge air coolersThe engine is equipped with two charge air coolers to cooldown the compressed and heated air after the turbochargers.

    The charge air coolers are of insert type and mounted in acommon frame.

    The charge air temperature is kept at the correct level by theflow of the high temperature and low temperature coolingwater. The cooling water is circulated through the tubes. Thecharge air passes between the fins on the outside of the tubes.Additionally there are two water mist catchers, one for each

    cooler, mounted after the coolers in the same frame, whichenables to reduce NOx emission values.

    Components and connections

    01 Charge air cooler

    02 Water mist catcher

    03 Drain pipes for condense water

    Components +connections?

    Connections

    A Air flow

    B LT water inlet

    C LT water outlet

    D HT water inlet

    E HT water outlet

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    Components +connections?

    Charge air supply from receiver to cyl inder head

    Components 01 Charge air receiver

    02 Cylinder head

    03 Air supply pipe

    04 Connection flange

    05 Clamping ring

    06 O-ring

    Fig. name: Charge air supply pipe

    The charge air flows from the receiver in theengine block to the cylinder heads trough Thecharge air supply pipe and channel in cylinderhead.

    Connections

    A Charge air supply from engine block

    B Charge air supply to cylinder head C Gas feed connection

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    Water cleaning device for turbocharger

    System components

    01 Electrical control panel

    02 Control valve of water supply 03 Control valve of air supply

    04 Ventilation valve

    System connections A Shut-off valve of air supply

    B Shut-off valve before valve washing unit

    C Shut-off valve of input unit

    Fig. name: Water cleaning device for turbocharger

    Cleaning water pressure increase unit

    Function buttons

    05 ON/OFF key

    06 Selector switch

    07 Control switches of cleaning procedures

    08 Emergency STOP button

    The cleaning pressure increase unit is located outside of theengine. It consists of a water supply unit and of an electricalcontrol panel.

    The washing sequences are controlled (operated) by thecontrol unit and are freely programmable with parameters.

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    Principal scheme for turbine washing valve unit

    System components

    CV646 CS valve actuator

    CV647 TS valve 1

    CV648 TS valve 2

    CV645 Air valve actuator

    Fig. name: Principal scheme for turbine washing unit

    System connections

    A Air, pressurized (4 - 8 bar)

    W Water from cleaning device

    water pressure (5 - 6 bar)

    C Compressor cleaning

    T Turbine cleaning

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    Washing valve unit

    Components

    01 TS valve 1

    02 TS valve 2

    03 CS valve

    04 Air valve

    05 Water inlet

    06 Air inlet

    07 Water pipe to turbine 1

    08 Water pipe to turbine 2

    09 Water pipe to compressors

    10 TS valve actuator 1

    11 TS valve actuator 2

    12 CS valve actuator

    13 Air valve actuator

    14 Non-return valve

    Fig. name: Water cleaning device for TC, washing valve unit

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    Washing system for turbocharger

    Components located on the engine

    The turbocharger valve washing unit (one foreach turbocharger) consisting of:

    Control valves

    Actuator valves and

    Pipe system

    Fig. name: Washing system for turbocharger

    Systems components:

    01 Valve unit for water cleaning device

    02 Turbocharger

    03 Pipe line for compressor washing

    04 Pipe line for turbine washing

    The washing system equipment mounted on the engineconsists of the washing valve unit and the pipe systemsfor compressor and turbine washing.

    The washing procedure is activated and controlled withequipment located outside the engine.

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    Cleaning nozzles for charge air system

    System components

    01 Nozzle with valve and adapter 02 Sealing ring

    03 Hose with quick coupling

    04 Charge air cooler housing

    Fig. name: Cleaning nozzle for charge air system

    The charge air system is equipped with a twonozzles for water washing of the charge aircoolers.

    The nozzles are mounted in such a position thatthe spraying direction is opposite to the air flow.

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    System components

    01 Exhaust pipe

    02 Exhaust pipe

    03 Bracket

    04 Bellows

    05 Bellows

    06 Exhaust pipe

    07 Sealing ring 08 Sealing ring

    09 Support plate

    10 Exhaust pipe

    Fig. name: Principal view of exhaust system

    11 Turbocharger

    12 Support

    13 Support arm

    14 Support

    15 Support

    16 Blank flange

    17 Waste gate system 18 Bellows

    19 Insulation

    The exhaust manifold is divided into modules. Each module contains of one exhaust pipe (01)

    connected to the cylinder heads with bellows (05) andexhaust pipes (06).

    The exhaust pipe modules are provided with flexiblebellows (04) on each end to avoid thermaldeformations.

    The bellows are fitted to the pipes with screws andnuts.

    Intake & Exhaust manifolds

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    Fig. name: Exhaust outlet from cylinder head and charge air and gas supply

    Intake & Exhaust manifolds

    System components 01 Exhaust pipe insulation

    02 Exhaust pipe

    03 Exhaust outlet from cylinder

    04 Exhaust pipe support

    05 Exhaust bellows

    06 Gas feed pipe

    07 Clamping ring

    08 Air inlet pipe to cylinder

    09 Gas injection nozzle

    10 Cooling water

    11 Charge air receiver

    12 Cylinder head

    13 Cylinder liner

    Connections

    C Charge air from receiver

    E Exhaust gas out

    D Gas and air mix into cylinder

    G Gas into cylinder head

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    Waste gate system

    System components

    01 Waste gate valve

    02 Piping from TC 1turbine inlet

    03 Piping from TC 2turbine inlet

    04 Bellows

    Connections A1 Exhaust gas from TC 1 turbine inlet

    A2 Exhaust gas from TC 2 turbine inlet

    B Exhaust outlet to stack from TC 2

    Fig. name: Principal view of waste gate system

    05 Branch pipe to waste gate

    valve

    06 Pipe to waste gate valve

    07 Pipe from waste gate valve

    08 Bellows

    09 Pipe to stack

    10 Exhaust pipe to stack from TC 2

    The waste gate system consists of the waste gate unit and anexhaust pipe system with bellows and protection covers. The wastegate unit is mounted near the turbochargers above the charge aircooler housing.

    The waste gate valve is working as a regulator and adjusts the air-fuel ratio to the correct value by opening to limit the exhaust gasflow to the turbochargers. The waste gate valve thus reduces thecharge air pressure and firing pressure to suitable level in wholescale of the power output range.

    The waste gate system is controlled by WECS. When engine isrunning with gas mode the waste gate system operates as active

    and with diesel mode mainly as passive when the is valve closed.

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    Waste gate valve

    System components

    01 Butterfly valve

    02 Actuator (pneumatic power cylinder)

    03 Positioner 04 Cooling extension

    05 Positioner pilot valve

    06 Lever

    07 Cam

    08 Adjusting screw

    09 Adjusting screw

    Fig. name: Waste gate valve

    The waste gate valve unit is situated in a pipeline betweenexhaust inlet to TC and exhaust outlet to stack. The valve iscontrolled electronically and operated pneumatically.

    The waste gate control system gets compressed air from theinstrument air system.

    Connections A Control air from the system

    B Connections to and from the actuator

    C Control air from I/P converter

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    System components

    01 Insulation for charge air pipe 1

    02 Insulation for charge air pipe 2 03 Insulation for air inlet to coolers

    Fig. name: Insulation for charge air supply pipes and inlet to cooler

    The Insulations for the charge air supply lines andthe charge air cooler consists of insulation piping,sealing covers and plate frames insulated withsuper wool. The super wool insulations are coveredwith glass fibre cloths.

    Insulations for charge air supply l ines and cooler

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    Insulation for exhaust manifold

    System components

    01 Insulation, upper segment

    02 Insulation, upper end segment

    03 Insulation, side segment

    04 Insulation, side segment

    05 Insulation, end segment

    06 Frame

    07 Frame

    08 Fixing band

    09 Tensioning bar 10 Cotter pin

    11 Locking latch

    Fig. name: Insulation for exhaust manifold

    The Insulation for the exhaust manifold consists of insulationsegment spit up in parts that can easily be dismantled formaintenance of the exhaust manifold.

    The insulation segments are supported by frames. Theinsulation sections are fixed to each others with fixing bands.

    The fixing bands are joint together with tensioning bars. Theupper and side segments are kept together with lockinglatches.

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    Fig. name: Insulation between exhaust manifold and charge air receiver

    Insulation between exhaust manifold and charge air receiver

    System components

    01 Insulation, bottom segment

    02 Insulation, bottom segment

    03 Insulation, bottom segment

    04 Connection piece

    05 Connection piece

    06 Connection piece

    The insulation between charge air receiver and exhaustmanifold consist of insulating bottom segment. Thebottom segments are kept in place with connectionpieces. The amount and type of the insulation segmentand the connection pieces is depends on the engineconfiguration.

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    Fig. name: Insulation for exhaust inlet to turbocharger

    Insulation for exhaust inlet to turbocharger

    System components

    01 Exhaust pipe insulation, upper part, left

    02 Exhaust pipe insulation, upper part, right

    03 Exhaust pipe insulation, lower part, left

    04 Exhaust pipe insulation, lower part, right

    The insulation cover between the exhaustmanifold insulation box and the turbochargersconsists of four insulation parts. These partsare mounted in place with screws.

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    Fig. name: Insulation for turbocharger

    Insulation for turbocharger

    System components

    01 Insulation for exhaust inlet to turbine 02 Insulation for turbine

    03 Insulation for compressor

    All parts of the turbochargers are covered withinsulation boxes.

    The figure shows the turbocharger in B-bank

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    Fig. name: Insulation panels for turbochargers

    Insulation panels for exhaust inlet to turbochargers

    System components 01 Insulation panel

    02 Insulation panel

    The hot exhaust inlet side of the turbochargersare in addition to the insulation covers alsoprotected with insulation panels.

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    Insulation between cylinder head and insulation box

    Fig. name: Insulation between cylinder head and insulation box

    The insulation between the cylinder head and themain insulation box for the exhaust manifoldconsists of a steel plate cover insulated with superwool insulation which is covered with glass fibrecloths. The insulation covers the flange of theexhaust bend.

    System components

    01 Insulation for exhaust bend

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    Fig. name: Insulation for waste gate valve

    Insulation for waste gate system

    System components

    01 Insulation

    02 End piece

    03 End plate

    04 End piece

    05 Tensioning bar

    06 Spring cotter

    07 Clamping band

    The insulation box assembly for the waste gatesystem consists of one insulation box and threeend plates sections. These sections areattached to each others with tension bar lockinglatches. The tensioning bars are secured withspring cotters. The insulation covers the wastegate valve and the exhaust pipe betweenconnection pipe branch from exhaust manifoldand outlet to stack.

    Waste gate valve

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    Fig. name: Insulation for waste gate piping

    System components

    01 Insulation, TC1 outlet to stack

    02 Insulation, TC2 outlet to stack

    03 Insulation, Bellows, waste gate connection

    04 Insulation, Exhaust pipe support

    05 Insulation, Bellows DN150

    06 Insulation, Bellows

    07 Tensioning bar

    08 Spring cotter

    The insulation for the waste gate pipe systemconsists of insulation boxes as shown in the figure.

    These insulation boxes are split up into sections foreasy dismantling for maintenance work. The boxsections are attached to each others with tension barlocking latches. The tensioning bars are secured withspring cotters.

    The insulated parts covers the branch pipe fromturbochargers to waste gate valve and the bellows on

    the exhaust pipe between the waste gate valve andthe connection to the outlet to stack.

    Insulation for waste gate system

    Waste gate piping