State of the art boat with the best fire
suppression system available
today
fire suppression system . Fire
System designed by Harris Allen, Western Branch Diesel, Inc.
Engines1 of Portsmouth
Va., features 6 MAG4 aerosol generators, linear heat
detection wire and our SP-1 automatic fire system
controller.
Total system weight for the entire machinery space is just 15 pounds including detection and alarm, for both main diesel engines and onnan generator sets. |
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Pyrogen MAG-4 (1 Kg) Generator
painted white to match and
accent the spotlessly clean engine room of MTU's New JarrettBay
70' |
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MTU's new 16V2000 installed |
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Comparing the new 16V 2000 Common Rail to the previous 16V 2000 engines - which had set the standards in yachting for the past eight years -, the improvement becomes evident immediately: The new engines are 20 per cent more powerful than the previous ones and at the same time they are 15 per cent lighter and 20 per cent smaller. The fuel consumption has improved, too, and has gone down six per cent to 210 g/kWh. The higher
power output at lower fuel consumption as well as the small dimensions
are mainly due to the improvements MTU was able to reach by using the
advantages of its key technologies. The 2000 Common Rail engines employ
a common rail system of the third generation, redesigned electronics
and a new, efficient turbocharger system. |
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