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Tuesday, 8th June 2004

Technical Programme – “Fundamental engineering”

 

Time

Room A

Room D

Room B-1
Room B-2

13:30

Session 04-03

Chairman: Dr. A. Dunn, Infineum UK Ltd., UK

Co-chairman: O. Hanashima, Shell Japan Ltd., Japan

 

Session 08-01

Chairman: Prof. S. Pischinger, FEV Motorentechnik GmbH, Germany

Co-chairman: S. Goto, Niigata Engineering Co., Ltd., Japan

 

Session 02-01

Chairman: C.-E. Rösgren, Wärtsilä Corporation, Finland

Co-chairman: K. Sawada, Hitachi Zosen Diesel & Engineering Co., Ltd, Japan

Session 09-02

Chairman: Dr. P. Spengler, ABB Turbo Systems Ltd., Switzerland

Co-chairman: K. Shiraishi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Japan

 

Tribology
Lubricants (1)

 

Gas engines
New machines (1)

Fundamental engineering
Engine dynamics and  mechanical stresses

Turbochargers
Medium & high speed engine applications

 

Short presentation of CIMAC WG 8 “Marine Lubricants”

 

6  CIMAC and marine lubricants – 16 years of ”working in a group“, by G. Fleischhack, O.S.C., Germany, J.-F. Chapuy, S.E.M.T. Pielstick, France

 

115  TPEO formulating challenges for increased oil change intervals, by M. Verlinde, M. Boons, Chevron Oronite Technology b.v., Netherlands

 

37  Lowering lube oil costs and improving performance through use of marine emulsion lubricants in 2 stroke crosshead engines, by Dr. S. Cook, A. Mayhew, Lubrizol Ltd., UK

 

129  Development of marine diesel cylinder oils, by T. Garner, Infineum UK Ltd., UK, L. Voss, K. Marek, Hapag-Lloyd Container Linie GmbH, Germany, K. Aabo, MAN B&W Diesel A/S, Denmark

 

12  Test methods to assess blackening in trunk piston engine lubricants and their in-service validation, by Dr. S. Ramakumar, N. Aggarwal, Dr. V. Chhatwal, Dr. A. Rao, B. Tyagi, A. Mehta, N. Raje, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., C. Kariappa, Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers Ltd., India

Short presentation of CIMAC WG 12 “Gaseous fuels - Trace component analysis”

 

197  Miller cycle – efficiency potentials for gas engines, by Dr. G. Herdin, F. Gruber, J. Klausner, GE Jenbacher AG, Austria, S. Matsumura, S. Kudo, Dr. M. Ippommatsu, Osaka Gas Co., Ltd., Japan

 

120  Further development of advanced gas engine KU30GA (MACH-30G), by A. Tsunoda, T. Yamamoto, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., S. Yasueda, GDEC, Japan, S. Dexter, AVL List GmbH, Austria

 

71  Bergen gas engine developments, by L. Nerheim, Dr. R. Nordrik, Rolls-Royce Marine A.S. Engines-Bergen, Norway

 

98  Development of a 350kW high-efficiency (over 43%) lean burn gas engine for co-generation systems, by K. Okamoto, D. Mori, Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd., T. Nakazono, T. Takemoto, Yanmar Co., Ltd., Dr. M. Kamata, University of Tokyo, Japan

32  Design and first operating experiences with extreme value research engine EVE, by Prof. R. Turunen, I. Kallio, A. Leino, P. Rantanen, M. Suokas, O. Ranta, K. Karila, Helsinki University of Technology, J. Aaltonen, Tampere University of Technology, G. Liljenfeldt, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland

 

152  The investigation of the thermal behavior for the high speed diesel engine cylinder head, by A. Iga, Y. Kuroda, Yanmar Co., Ltd., Japan

 

91  New thin-film sensors for engine bearings, by Prof. Dr. T. Someya, University of Tokyo, Prof. Dr. Y. Mihara, Musashi Institute of Technology, Japan

34  TPS-F: a new series of small turbochargers for highest pressure ratios, by H. Born, M. Meier, C. Roduner, ABB Turbo Systems Ltd., Switzerland

 

156  Dynamic stress design issues of radial turbine wheels for compact turbochargers, by K. Buchmann, C. Hill, Kompressorenbau Bannewitz GmbH, B. Irwanto, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany

 

102  The continued development of Napier 7 series turbochargers, by D. Amos, Demag Delaval Industrial Turbomachinery – Napier Turbochargers, UK

 

109  MAN B&W new turbocharger generation TCR-product development and first test results, by S. Kneip, A. Bornhorn, MAN B&W Diesel AG, Germany

15:00

30 minutes coffee break

 

Time

Room A

Room D

Room B-1
Room B-2

15:30

Session 04-04

Chairman: J.-F. Chapuy, S.E.M.T. Pielstick, France

Co-chairman: H. Murai, Exxon Mobil Marine Lubricants, Japan

 

Session 08-03

Chairman: Dr. P. Hupperich, FEV Engine Technology, Inc., USA

Co-chairman: S. Yasueda, GDEC - Gas & Diesel Engine Consultant, Japan

 

Session 02-02

Chairman: Prof. Dr. G. Merker, Hannover University, Germany

Co-chairman: K. Nishida, University of Hiroshima, Japan

Session 02-03

Chairman: A. Ludu, AVL List GmbH, Austria

Co-chairman: Dr. M. Kawakami, Niigata Engineering Co., Ltd., Japan

 

Tribology lubricants (2)

 

Gas engines
New machines (2)

Fundamental engineering
Fluid dynamics & spray

Fundamental engineering
Thermodynamics

 

132  Marine cylinder oils – Market trends creating formulating challenges, by D. Vrolijk, G. Polhaar, Chevron Oronite Technology b.v., Netherlands

 

131  An insight into advanced cylinder lubrication issues; by J. Dragsted, A.P. Møller, K. Aabo, MAN B&W Diesel A/S, Denmark, K. Lim, BP Marine Limited, UK

 

124  Innovator-4C, the cutting edge MAN B&W 5L16/24 test engine dedicated for validating novel marine lubricants from TOTAL Lubmarine, by D. Lancon, TotalFinaElf, France, J. Christensen, MAN B&W Diesel A/S, Denmark

 

21  Oil stress investigations in Shell's medium speed laboratory engine, by J. Barnes, J. Hengeveld, T. Schasfoort, R. Scheele, Shell Global Solutions, Germany, S. Foster, Shell International Petroleum Company, UK

146  Result in service operation of 1.3MW micro-pilot gas engine, and its future development, by S. Takahashi, S. Goto, S. Nakayama, Y. Nishi, Niigata Power Systems Co., Ltd., Japan

 

163  Status and potentials of the gas engines, by I. Nylund, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland

 

36  Development of High Efficiency Gas Engine Improvement of Knocking Limit by Optimized Engine System, by, T. Takemoto, K. Nishida, K. Hirose, T. Nakazono, Yanmar Co., Ltd., S. Morimoto, K. Okamoto, TOKYO GAS CO., LTD, Japan

 

199  Development of the lean burn Miller cycle gas engine, by K. Tanaka, H. Shimoda, T. Noguchi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Y. Goda, Y. Matsushita, N. Tsuji, Osaka Gas Co., Ltd.,Japan

7  Modelling of primary and secondary break-up processes in high pressure diesel sprays, by Dr. C. Baumgarten, H. Lettmann, G. Merker, University of Hannover, Germany

 

211  Progress in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) applications for large diesel engine development, by Dr. G. Weisser, R. Schulz, Wärtsilä Switzerland Ltd., Y. Wright, Prof. K. Boulouchos, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zürich, Switzerland

 

208  Development of combustion system in low speed two-stroke diesel engine using CFD, by Y. Imamori, H. Endo, K. Sakaguchi, J. Yanagi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Japan

 

66  An evolutionary approach to the design of internal combustion engines, by Dr. T. Donateo, A. de Risi, Prof. D. Laforgia, University of Lecce, Italy

43  Performance and combustion analysis of high-speed diesel engine in fast ferry under normal service condition, by M. Takai, S. Tsukahara, National Maritime Research Institute, Japan

 

48  Estimation of convection and radiation heat losses from a diesel engine's external surface using infrared thermography, by Prof. J. Luna-Abad, Prof. J. Martinez-Garcia, J. Hernandez-Grau, F. Alhama-Lopez, Technical University of Cartagena, M. Alarcon-Garcia, University of Murcia, J. Bernal-Soto, IZAR Propulsion and Energy, Spain

 

232  Design and layout of the new DEUTZ TCD 2016 V16 common rail engine, by E. Kamleitner, M. Medenbach, M. Rapp, Dr. E. Bignion, DEUTZ AG, Germany

 

 

 

Poster session (located in the exhibition area)
Presentation during the breaks of the technical session

 

 

67    New additive technology for extending the life of gas engine oils,

        by T. Okawa, K. Yagishita, Nippon Oil Corporation, Japan

74    No need of additives in a new system for semi-permanent use of lubricating oil without oil renewal,

        by M. Sumimoto, I. Kimura, Sumimoto Scientific Institute, Prof. Dr. T. Azuma, Teikyo University, Japan

137  Explosion relief valves for combustion engines to protect people and equipment in the event of an explosion,

        by J. Besau, Hoerbiger Ventilwerke GmbH, Austria

5      An investigation into an intensified combustion technology on a Dl diesel engine,

        by Dr. P. Zhou, H. Li, University of Strathclyde, UK, Prof. Xu Feng, Dalian University of Technology, PR China

99    The application of the waste oil as a bio-fuel in a high-speed diesel engine,

        by S. Matsuzaki, KOBE University of Mercantile Marine, Japan

63    Development of NOx reduction system for marine diesel engines by SCR using liquid hydrocarbon distilled

        from fuel oil as reductant, by Y. Tokunaga, G. Kiyotaki, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd., Japan

162  Effect of hot EGR on combustion and emission characteristics in a diesel type alcohol engine,

        by Dr. H. Saitoh, Prof. Dr. M. Tateishi, K. Uchida, Sojo University, Japan

247  Practical application of Technical NOx Code for IMO certification and influences of adjustments on emissions

        from a  medium-speed engine group, by Prof. J. Martinez-Garcia, J. Hernandez-Grau, J. Perez-Garcia,

        M. Pagan-Regadera, Technical University of Cartagena, J. Bernal-Soto, IZAR Propulsion and Energy, Spain

47    Injection strategies under the influence of pressure modulation and free rate shaping in modern

        DI-diesel engines, by J. Seebode, Prof. Dr. G. Merker, H. Lettmann, University of Hannover, Germany

147  Emissions amounts of NOx and SOx from ships, their contribution to the atmospheric conditions in Japan,

        by S. Hanayama, Japan NUS Co., Ltd., Japan

 

17:00

End of technical sessions for Tuesday

18:30

ABB evening