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Page 1: Engine Monitoring Systems

Kongsberg Engine Monitoring Systems

www.kongsberg.com

Unique engine protection

Page 2: Engine Monitoring Systems

Unique engine protection

System philosophy

Engine overview

Avoiding open-up inspection

Temperature monitoring - bearings and liners

Torque and power monitoring

Kongsberg Engine Monitoring Systems

Our philosophy

Our success depends on the success of our customers.

Actively listening to our customers and truly

understanding their needs, and then translating these

needs into successful products and solutions is central

to achieving our goal.

Our people are the key to our success and we empower

them to achieve. Working together in a global network

of knowledge, guided by our values, engenders innova-

tion and world class performance. Every day we have to

think a little differently, because every client is unique.

We aspire to translate the imagination and dedication

of our staff into successful technologies and solutions.

Our commitment is to add value to your operations by

providing you with The Full Picture.

Our mission

We shall earn respect and recognition for our dedication

to provide innovative and reliable marine electronics

that ensure optimal operation at sea. By utilising and

integrating our technology, experience and

competencies in positioning, hydroacoustics, communi-

cation, control, navigation, simulation, and automation,

we aim to give our customers The Full Picture. The Full

Picture yields professional solutions and global services

that make a difference enabling you to stay ahead of

the competition.

Maximize performanceby providing The Full Picture

Engine Monitoring Systems for operational safety

Kongsberg Engine Monitoring Systems are built on Kongsberg K-Chief hardware

and software. They consist of bearing wear and bearing temperature monitoring of

crank-train bearings, water in oil, cylinder liner temperature and shaft power

monitoring. The Engine Monitoring Systems are fully scalable from stand alone to

full integration with Kongsberg K-Chief alarm monitoring system and Kongsberg

AutoChief C20 propulsion control system. All systems are recommended and

approved by the major engine designers and are an ideal basis for condition based

maintenance.

The Kongsberg Engine Monitoring Systems provide improved operational safety,

reduced risk of unforeseeable repair costs and optimised monitoring of the engines.

§Bearing Wear Conditon Monitoring (BWCM) is required to avoid open-up

inspections (MAN B&W 2-stroke engines)

§Unique protection of the engine by using wireless temperature monitoring of crank

and crosshead bearing

§Modular system design

§Can be configured and combined to suit individual needs

§Approved by MAN Diesel & Turbo for condition based maintenance

Unique engine protection

Engine overview presented in K-Chief

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System philosophy

Modular and scalable concept

Utilise open standards for automation systems

Systems may easily be extended by adding additional hardware units such as

operator stations, input/output modules and additional measuring points.

Kongsberg System Technology offers signal acquisition and processing units for

installation in ER cabinets, ECR consoles or mounted directly on the engine.

Processing algorithms are executed within the local acquisition units or in the

powerful controller units. By distribution and segregation the consequences of a

system fault are reduced and may even be eliminated.

The Kongsberg Engine Monitoring Systems concept yields a modular design, where

the various modules can be configured and combined to suit individual needs.

The individualised Engine Monitoring systems can then be integrated with

Kongsberg K-Chief and AutoChief C20 system. Each module is fully compatible with

each other and therefore provides seamless information sharing and a consistent

operation environment.

Essential components such as bearing wear sensors and wireless temperature sensors

yield the best results that technology has to offer in terms of reliability, accuracy and

durability. By utilizing the CAN field bus protocol for engine instrumentation,

installation costs are reduced and the quality of data processing enhanced.

The engine monitoring functionalities have been developed in close co-operation

with maritime professionals, to ensure system functionalities that work effectively

and safely in real life operations. The Kongsberg Engine Monitoring System concept

in general and the individual modules utilise open standards, which provide for

interfaces to different automation systems.

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AutoChiefenginecontrol

Torquemonitoring

Fuelmonitoring

Cylinderpressure

Turbo chargermonitoring

Bearing wear and Water in oil

Bearing and liner temperature

Weather forcast

Engine overview

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Cylinder Liner Temperature

Monitors piston running

performance by measuring the

temperature of the cylinder liners.

Bearing Wear

Measures the combined wear of

crosshead, crank and main bearing

and provides early warning of

bearing seizure. It is required to

avoid open up inspections.

Main Bearing Temperature

Mounted on the bearing girder

with the tip in direct contact with

the bearing shell.

Shaft Power

Calculates torque and power. The

system is 100% digital and

measures the twist of a rotating

shaft.

Crank and Crosshead

Temperature

Measures continuously the

temperature of the bearings.

The sensor communicates

wirelessly with a processing

unit using a high frequency

and low energy radar pulse.

Water in Oil

The sensor gives continuous

measurement of moisture in

oil, and oil temperature.

Moisture is measured in

terms of water activity.

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Avoiding open-up inspection

Condition monitoring of crank-train bearings in two-stroke

diesel engines

The Kongsberg Bearing Wear Condition Monitoring (BWCM) system measures and

displays the combined physical wear of the crosshead, crank and main bearings,

providing early bearing seizure warnings if problems occur during engine operation.

The sensors are specifically designed to provide reliable and accurate measurements

over years of operation inside the engine.

The BWCM system uses two sensors mounted in each cylinder compartment,

measuring every time the crosshead passes Bottom Dead Centre. The Kongsberg

BWCM sensors perform individual compensations for engine speed, engine load

(cpp) and engine crank case temperature.

Main Benefits

§Approved to avoid open-up inspections

§Unique long-term measuring accuracy

§Compact and simple cabling and installation on the engine

§Full integration with Kongsberg K-Chief and AutoChief C20 system

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BEARING WEAR SENSOR

Avoiding open-up inspection

Avoiding open up inspection

The Kongsberg BWCM system is designed according to the specifications of MAN

Diesel & Turbo and received a Type Approval according to Germanischer Lloyd’s (GL)

Guidelines for Machinery.

The following systems are part of a class survey arrangement:

§BWCM system

§Water in Oil sensor

§Shaft Earthing Device (owner or yard supply)

§Computerized Planned Maintenance System (owner or yard supply)

Water in Oil sensor

The Kongsberg Water in Oil sensor enables fast and reliable detection of moisture in

oil. It can be used in online moisture monitoring and as a control device.

The water in oil sensor measures moisture in oil in terms of the water activity (aw)

and temperature (T). Water activity indicates directly whether there is a risk of free

water formation. The measurement is also independent of oil type and age.

The sensor incorporates the latest generation of the HUMICAP® Sensor, which is the

result of ten years of field experience. It was developed for demanding moisture

measurement in liquid hydrocarbons. The sensor's excellent chemical tolerance

provides accurate and reliable measurement over a wide measurement range.

Main Benefits

§According to MAN Diesel and GL specifications condition based overhaul of

crank-train bearings

§Dual sensor for continuous measurement of moisture in oil and oil temperature

§Ball valve installation, no need to shut down the process

§Easy to maintain in the field

WATER IN OIL SENSOR

Additionally required by MAN Diesel and GL for

condition based overhaul of the crank-train

bearings

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Unique temperature monitoring - bearings and liners

SENTRY - For crankpin and crosshead bearing temperature

monitoring

The SENTRY wireless bearing temperature monitoring system is capable of

continuously measuring the metal temperature of bearings during engine operation.

Main components are:

§Wireless temperature sensor

§Stationary reading antenna

§Signal processing unit

The wireless sensors are individually interrogated from a multiplexed Signal

Processing Unit (SPU) using a high frequency and low energy radar pulse. The radar

pulse is transmitted to the wireless sensor via a coaxial cable to a stationary antenna

positioned inside the crank case. Within the interrogation range of the stationary

antenna the sensor responds to the radar pulse by reflecting a pulse pattern back to

the SPU. The characteristics of the reflected pulse are uniquely defined by the

temperature.

Main Benefits

§Continuously measuring metal temperature of the bearings for fast

response time

§Passive sensor, no battery required

§Proven and reliable technology

§Type approved to replace Oil Mist Detectors

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WIRELESS TEMPERATURE SENSOR

Main bearing temperature sensors

Custom designed main bearing temperature sensors can be fitted into any type of 2-

stroke and 4-stroke diesel engines. On 2-stroke engines the sensors are mounted on

the main bearing girder with the tip of the sensor in direct contact with the bearing

shell. The sensor measures the combined temperatures of the bearing shell and of

the lubrication oil that flows from the bearing. On 4-stroke engines the sensors are

inserted in the main bearing cap.

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Monitoring cylinder liner temperature

The Kongsberg cylinder liner monitoring system monitors the piston running

performance by measuring the temperature of the upper part of the cylinder liners.

Increased friction between the piston rings and the cylinder liner creates an elevated

temperature level leading to abnormal liner wear and potential piston ring breakage.

Temperature alarm limits can be individually set on the PC work station to give early

warning about high thermal load and potential cylinder liner scuffing.

The Kongsberg cylinder liner monitoring system consists of high quality temperature

sensors and one field-bus signal converter on each cylinder and one common

Operator Station. Additionally, individual relay output alarms can be provided

directly to the cylinder lubrication units in order to temporarily increase the cylinder

lubrication.

Main Benefits

§Tailor made to the Wärtsilä MAPEX PR condition monitoring system

§Also used to send scuffing alarms to the MAN Diesel Alpha Lubricator

§Easy to refit on MAN Diesel and Wärtsilä engines

§Field-bus signal converters (CAN Open) installed directly on engine block

LINER TEMPERATURE SENSORS

BEARING TEMPERATURE SENSOR

CONVERTER

Unique temperature monitoring - bearings and liners

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British ColumbiaNova ScotiaNewfoundland

Louisiana

North Carolina

New York

Massachusetts

Texas

Washington

Utah

Connecticut

China

South Korea

Singapore

Germany

Italy

Spain

Nigeria

Brazil

South Africa

Japan

India

The Nederlands

Norway

SwedenDenmark

Poland

Scotland

France

England

Solid competence reduces cost

We have always recognised the importance

of supporting our products and systems

with professional training.

A wide range of courses are therefore

offered to ensure that you achieve the

goal of full system utilisation with safe

and efficient operation.

Upgrading that pays

Product and system upgrades can improve

your vessel's operations and reduce your

overall maintenance costs. We will ensure

that existing products and systems can be

extended or upgraded based on standard

upgrade kits.

Support 24

Call +47 815 35 355E-mail: [email protected]

Kongsberg Support 24

Global and local support

We provide global support from local

service and support facilities at strategic

locations world wide. Service and

support work is carried out under the

supervision of your personal account

manager, who will ensure that you

receive high-quality service and support

where and when you need it. Your

account manager will ensure continuity

and work closely with your personnel to

improve and optimise system availability

and performance. Under the direction of

your account manager, and with a local

inventory of spare parts, our well-

qualified field service engineers will be

able to help you quickly and effectively.

We are always there, wherever you need us

Kongsberg customer services organisation is designed to provide high-quality, global

support, whenever and wherever it is needed. We are committed to providing easy

access to support and service, and to responding promptly to your needs. Support

and service activities are supervised from our headquarters in Norway, with service

and support centres at strategic locations around the globe – where you are and the

action is.

As part of our commitment to total customer satisfaction, we offer a wide variety

of services to meet individual customers' operational needs. Kongsberg support 24

is a solution designed to give round-the-clock support. For mission-critical operations,

Kongsberg support 24 can be extended to include remote monitoring. We can adapt

the level of support needs by offering service agreements, on-site spare part stocks

and quick on-site response arrangements.

Torque and power monitoring

Main Benefits

§The maintenance (cleaning lenses and code wheels) is conducted by the crew

§No sensitive electronics

§No mechanical wear

§No zero point drifting over time

§Not affected by ambient temperature variations

ROTATING SHAFT

PROCESSING UNIT

High accuracy torque measurement

No need for strain gauges or any type of delicate electronics glued to, or mounted

on the rotating shafts. The system is a digital measuring system using LED switches

for the detection of the shaft twist, the shaft RPM and consequently the

transferred power.

MetaPower® is 100% digital and based on optical

measurement

The MetaPower® System

The processing unit

has two channels, allowing installation on vessels with twin shafts. The system

displays RPM, torque and power for both shafts.

measures the twist of a rotating shaft. Two slotted

wheels are mounted on the shaft. Light is transmitted by LEDs through the slots

in each wheel, converted to a digital electronic signal and sent back to the

processing unit for calculation of the corresponding torque.

Integrated K-Chief and stand alone installation

Integrated Auto Chief C20

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ROTATING SHAFT

PROCESSING UNIT

Integrated K-Chief and stand alone installation

CONNECTION BOX

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KONGSBERG SENTRY Wireless Temperature Monitoring

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www.kongsberg.com

E-mail: [email protected]: +47 32 28 50 00

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