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PNTC COLLEGES

Zone III, Lt. Cantimbuhan St. Poblacion, Dasmariñas City

ACTIVITY SHEET
Name Year and Section
Course Code PWR 301A Course Title Basic Marine Engineering
Module Number 1 Content Topic
Teacher Date

1.    In your own opinion, can the engine manufacturer create an engine that is
environmental friendly? Support your answer.
Yes, engine manufacturers can create engines that are more environmentally friendly by
using advanced technologies to reduce harmful emissions or by using alternative fuels
and power sources such as hybrid or electric engines.
2.    What is the difference between two-stroke and four-stroke diesel engine?
Two Stroke Engine
Every revolution of the crankshaft generates 1 power stroke
Lighter Flywheel
Low/Medium speed Engines
Simple reversing mechanism
Slow response for Load changes
Auxiliary Blowers are required
Longer Stroke length
Crosshead type Engines
Four Stroke Engine
Two revolutions of the crankshaft generate 1 power stroke.
Heavier Flywheel
High-Speed Engines
Reversing is complicated
Quick response for load changes
Not required Auxiliary Blowers
Shorter Stroke length
Trunk type engines
 
3.    What are the advantages of slow-speed diesel engine? Explain in your own
understanding.
advantages of slow-speed diesel engine are:
Less weight and space per horsepower: Slow-speed diesel engines have a lower weight and
size per horsepower output compared to other engines. This means that they can provide
the same power output with a smaller and lighter engine, making them ideal for use in
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ships and other vehicles where weight and space are limited.
Greater horsepower per cylinder: Slow-speed diesel engines have a larger cylinder size
compared to other engines. This means that they can generate more power per cylinder,
leading to greater efficiency and fuel economy.
More uniform turning effect: The slow-speed of the engine means that the piston moves
more slowly, providing a more uniform turning effect. This results in a smoother
operation and less wear and tear on the engine.
Less complicated cylinder head: Slow-speed diesel engines have a simpler cylinder head
design, which makes them easier to maintain and repair. This reduces the cost of
maintenance and ensures that the engine can operate for longer periods with minimal
downtime.
4.    Explain the causes of scavenge fire and how they are dealt with.
Scavenge fire is a type of fire that occurs in the scavenging space of a two-stroke diesel
engine. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including:
Overheating of the scavenge air: If the temperature of the scavenge air is too high, it can
ignite the fuel in the scavenge space, leading to a fire.
Accumulation of oil or fuel in the scavenge space: If there is an accumulation of oil or fuel in the
scavenge space, it can ignite and cause a fire.
Leakage in the fuel or lubrication system: A leak in the fuel or lubrication system can cause
fuel or oil to enter the scavenge space, leading to a fire.
To deal with scavenge fires, the engine should be shut down immediately, and the fuel
and air supply should be isolated. The crew should activate the fire extinguishing system,
which is typically a CO2 flooding system, to flood the scavenge space with CO2 gas to
extinguish the fire. The engine should be inspected thoroughly to identify the cause of the
fire, and appropriate measures should be taken to prevent it from happening again.
Regular maintenance and inspection of the engine can help to prevent scavenge fires
from occurring.
5.    Synthesize the fuel oil system from bunker storage tank up to injection of fuel into
the engine cylinder.
From the bunker barge, fuel is being delivered into the ship's storage tank. It is being
heated up to 40°C and treated with additives. From storage, fuel oil is being transferred
into the fuel settling tank using main fuel transfer pump. Fuel is being heated up to 70°c
before passing through fuel oil purifier. After purification, fuel is now in fuel oil service
tank. Fuel oil pass through flow meter and goes to mixing chamber, drawn by booster
pump, passing thru a heater, fuel oil temperature raised up to 125°c. Fuel oil pass
through viscosity regulator, then pass again to a heated filter before it reach the fuel
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injection pump. Fuel oil now pass through fuel injector where it delivered to the
combustion chamber (cylinder of main engine) and power takes place.

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