New Arrival China 350hp Marine Engine - Doosan Marine Propulsion Engine – Tontek

Abstract

DOOSAN Engine Corporation is the second largest manufacturer of marine diesel engines after Hyundai Heavy Industries. Based on rich production experience, the latest unmanned automated production equipment and independent technological development capabilities, DOOSAN Engine is continuously striving for and providing support for the development of green type engines that are small in size in order to pursue high power and low fuel consumption. .

DOOSAN marine engines are not only new turbochargers, but also fuel systems can be improved and modified. The design of the exhaust manifold and inter-cooler has been improved and modified. The highly efficient and durable marine propulsion engines are available in various ratings to meet a wide range of application requirements. All models are available as either heat exchanger or keel cooled configurations.

Main Features

● DOOSAN marine engines are popular in the fishing boats and yachts.

● Wide power coverage, high reliability and lowest maintenance costs.

● The engine series have proven reliable and durable in tough marine environments for over 25 years. Many propulsion ratings are certified to meet more stringent IMO Tier II global emissions standards now .

● All components of the propulsion engine are carefully designed to work perfectly with the system for optimal performance and maximum efficiency.

●Intelligent parallel machine control system can realize parallel operation of multiple units to meet the power demand of large load.

● High mechanical strength, rugged construction, can be widely used in many places.

● Low fuel consumption, low emissions and good starting performance

● Design and material selection are strictly in accordance with the marine operating environment.

● Simple and compact structure, easy installation and maintenance.

● With excellent dynamics, economy, high reliability

● The integrated alarm system can be configured for digital communication with the ship’s central data and alarm system.