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BIG DIESEL - SKOOLS CHECK IT OUT!
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holy cow, Skools, you think you could fit that in your 21' project?
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i think skools could fit his 21 project in IT.
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That thing is huge. :o
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Maybe they will market that thing here in the U.S.
as the BIG Johnson diesel. :-/ |
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Hapag-Lloyd just put an order in for the first of the 14 cylinder RTA96-Flex engines rated at 108,000 hp.
I've got the most powerful American diesel engines ever made in my boat, Enterprise R5-V16's rated at 12,500 hp each and a BMEP of 252 psi. http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c8...0/DSCF0566.jpg |
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i would love to tour that motor on the inside lol just take a walk in the oil journals lol. Man BR you made my day after spending half the afternoon trying to buy a new Diesel Ford FX4 350.
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When's the outboard version comin' out??...would it make my scuppers too deep??... :D ...
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WONDER HOW MANY GALLONS PER HOUR THAT THING BURNS ???
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It says on the website that it burns fuel at a rate of .278 lbs/hp*hr at maximum power. At 108,920 hp * .278 lbs/hp*hr, the fuel consumption is 30280 lbs/hr. The engine is most likely burning IFO-380 fuel oil which has a specific gravity of .96. If water weighs 8.33 lbs/gallon, IFO-380 weighs .96*8.33 or 8 lbs/gallon. Therefore, 30280 lbs/hr * 1 gallon/8lbs = 3785 gallons/hr
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who said what to who now?
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I used to work on a ship that at full speed would burn about 4,000 bbls/day! 42 gal. to a barrel = 7,000 gals/hr.!
Oh, that was @ about 32kts. for a 948' ship! |
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??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ???
I think Hammer is to MJ what 76 is to Skools ;D That's some serious language there 76. I'm glad you included the final calculation (3785 gallons/hr). That much I understood. ;) |
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TinMan, either that was a Navy ship or one of the old SL-7 containerships?
Anybody ever hear of the SS United States? It was a cruise ship with what was effectively an aircraft carrier power plant. It was capable of making 268,000 hp. Think of what that plant burned. Also, it's a steam plant and they burn roughly twice the fuel as a similarly powered diesel plant. |
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Thats about the mileage Im getting in my 18 too. ::)
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I'm on the civilian side of shipping. *Most of the guys I have worked with have some kind of story about those ships. *I would like to sail on one just to say I did, but also because they're steam plants and I hate diesel plants. *One guy I talked to said he was on one when one blew a gasket on a 10 inch superheated steam line and vented the boiler into the engine room. *They had to evacuate the plant immediately because it became too hot and humid to inhabit.
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You sound like a Port Engineer. ???
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Just an engineering cadet right now.
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What school? I was a hawsepiper (deckie). Got 3 years sea time in 4 years and sat for my license. Stopped sailing about 4 years ago as Second Mate, have 1600 Ton Capt's also.
I was civilian too. SIU when I was unlicensed and AMO as an officer. |
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I'm a cadet through the casual/California Maritime Academy. *I did sail on an AMO ship for my cadet cruise, the Great Land. *It seems like I'll be better off on a MEBA ship, though. *If I go union, that is. The MEBA $1.8 million dollar buyout is temptng.
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