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Marine diesel engine

Four-stroke marine diesel up to 750 rpm with a separator and a two-chamber filter. Treated together with the fuel injection equipment.

Auxiliary marine diesel with turbocharging: 500 l oil sump, 88.2 l displacement

The rate matches the class standard — 0.9 ml per litre. The difference lies elsewhere: the cycle may be extended to 550 hours in cases of heavy wear. Industrial diesel engines →

What is treated

What is measured before and after

ParameterInstrumentHow and when
Maximum compression pressure or residual vacuum in each cylinderspecial measuring instrumentsAt a fixed temperature.
Maximum combustion pressure in each cylindermaximeter (valve-type device)
Volume of fuel consumed per unit of timefuel flow meterAt idle or at fixed operating modes.
Oil pressure at a fixed temperaturestandard or calibrated pressure gauge
Exhaust gas temperature in the manifoldnon-contact thermometer (pyrometer)
Oil burn-off consumption over a fixed intervalmeasuring vessel

Dosage rates

CompoundRateHow and when
Gel for diesel engines0.9 ml per 1 litre of the standard oil per stage500 l sump: 450 ml per stage, 1350 ml for three stages. Dissolve in 8–10 l of clean oil at 40–60 °C.
Gel for diesel engine fuel injection equipmentaccording to engine displacement, table 20.1For 88.2 l of displacement — 5 tubes.

Treatment stages

  1. Add the first dose through the oil filler neck of the warmed-up engine.Start of operating-hours count
  2. Second stage — same as the first.After 8–12 engine hours
  3. Third stage — same as the first.After a further 8–12 engine hours

After treatment

Points to watch

Where marine diesel engine has already been treated

  1. SE “Ukrvodput” · 2001↑ 19.3-37.2% — cylinder compression, 22.6-24.8 → 29.0-31.0 kgf/cm²

Source: XADO applied procedure, lead engineer I. N. Sharaikin. Class standard — instruction IE-24.6-25612000-005-2008, procedure No. 20. Analysis: state/DRIVE_METHODS.md.