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Propulsion Control System Engineering the Future - since 1758.
Open the catalog to page 1Alphatronic 2000 PCS Propulsion Control System
Open the catalog to page 3Alphatronic 2000 PCS Propulsion Control System Introduction The purpose of this Product Informa- Ship’s Propulsion Power – controlled by Alphatronic tion brochure is to act as a guideline MAN Diesel & Turbo, launched the first during project planning and lay out CP propeller as part of a propulsion The latest version of the Alphatronic ing modes, engine load sharing, redundant propulsion using PTI/PTH etc. system in 1902. A complete package system described in this material is type trol Systems. The brochure gives a including engine, clutch, shafting and description of the system in...
Open the catalog to page 5Load changes controlled in such a In the process of projecting and estimating propulsion systems, the asso- the engine speed within the range re- ciated control system is a ‘soft’ item Overall system reliability and durability Type approval by all major Classifica- quired, and thus prevents blackout frequently handled with less attention. way that the governor always keeps during shaft alternator operation The engine and propeller manufac- The propulsion control system is often regarded as a necessary auxiliary Good long term engine performance turer’s advantage element that just follows...
Open the catalog to page 6Alphatronic Propulsion Control System – General 1 Manoeuvre panels for main bridge With this electronic propulsion control 2 Manoeuvre panel for engine control system it is possible for the navigator to manoeuvre the ship from the bridge. Engine equipment The governor and the safety system are considered part of the engine and therefore not a part of the propulsion 3 Main cabinet including the process computer control system. Nevertheless, there is a close connection between these. For The navigator may operate the control 4 Propeller servo electronics (closed details of interfacing engine,...
Open the catalog to page 7Primary control function Load diagram The manoeuvre panels are fitted with manoeuvre levers for controlling the propeller speed and pitch. The lever on the bridge centre panel and the lever on the ECR panel have individual potenti- ometers connected to the main cabinet. Depending on the chosen mode of op- eration, these lever signals will be used for setting the engine speed and the propeller pitch accordingly. An electric speed setting signal is transmitted from the PCS main cabinet to the engine governor. If the engine has a governor with pneumatic speed setting, Theoretical Propeller...
Open the catalog to page 8parameters. Fuel pump index, engine speed and charge air pressure are used as feedback. The engine load is kept within the limits as specified by the Running up load program Engine load limit [%] 120 load limit curve of the engine. The load curve for combined mode is adjusted according to the specific engine and propulsion equipment – taking fuel oil consumption, propeller efficiency and manoeuvrability into consideration in order to obtain optimum overall propul- sion efficiency. Control lever orders and commands Run up, load restrictions cancelled In order to allow the engine and the...
Open the catalog to page 9The automatic load control is, however, The main manoeuvre panel consists of The propulsion plant can be operated in still active for engine overload protec- three individual panels: three different modes. tion. With the shaft alternator in service, the load control system can handle a Propeller Instrument Panel, PIP Indi- Combined mode crash stop order, without any risk of a cating propeller speed and propel- In combined mode, both pitch and ler pitch. These two instruments are speed are controlled by using the lever. working independently of the remote This is done according to the combi-...
Open the catalog to page 10Bridge wing manoeuvre panels Typically, two bridge wing panels are supplied. Wing panels are available in indoor and outdoor versions. Indoor wing panels may optionally be equipped with a Propulsion Control Panel if desired. Please refer to figures 10 and 11. Control levers in the manoeuvring handle panels Fig. 12 shows a typical control lever configuration. The control lever in the bridge main manoeuvre panel is connected to the main cabinet of the re- Fig. 9: Bridge manoeuvre panel – main bridge mote control system. As standard the engine control room (ECR) is equipped with a similar...
Open the catalog to page 11Bridge Wing Main Control Station Bridge Center Bridge Wing EMERGENCY STOP EMERGENCY STOP DEAD SLOW Setpoint, Bridge Pitch Setpoint, Back up Control Electric Shaft Control Box DEAD SLOW DEAD SLOW SLOW Remote Control System DEAD SLOW SLOW Main Cabinet Pitch Setpoint, RCS Propeller Pitch Closed Loop Control Box Fig. 12: A configuration of manoeuvre handles FINISH WITH ENGINE BACK UP CONTROL ON/OFF FINISH WITH ENGINE TAKE CONTROL TELEGRAPH ON/OFF Fig. 13: Main bridge and ECR manoeuvring panels with integrated telegraph function tion. This will avoid any synchronizing of normally the bridge...
Open the catalog to page 12Propulsion Control System ALARM OVER LOAD STOP HORN SHUT DOWN LOAD REDUC. LOAD RESTRICT CANCEL MACHINERY CONTROL a ENGINE CONTROL ROOM LOCAL CONTROL CANCEL SHUT DOWN CANCEL LOAD REDUC. CONST. SPEED RESET SHUT DOWN RESET LOAD. REDUC Fig. 14: Propulsion Control Panel Propulsion Control Panel Fig. 14 shows the Propulsion Control d. Load reduction indication and operation (cancel and reset) Panel. The contents of the display will k. Maintenance key Gives access to alarm lists and advanced features and adjustments vary during operation. In basic mode, e. Indication of active load restrictions....
Open the catalog to page 13Interfaces to External Systems Power Boost The Alphatronic remote control system This feature may be relevant for short can be interfaced with a variety of exter- term boosting of the propulsion power. nal systems. Included in this document, It is necessary that the gear and the there is a description of a number of of- propeller are designed for the total ten used interfaces that have proven to power of diesel engine and shaft motor. work. For each of the below described It is necessary that the amount of power interfaces, there is a more comprehen- supplied by the shaft motor is...
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