Wartsila o e Ls x92
Wartsila o e Ls x92
Wartsila o e Ls x92
R1
100%
R1+
R3
92%
R2
R2+
74%
R4
88%
95%
100%
2000
1900
25
1800
kUSD
20
100%
1700
15
88%
1600
10
1500
5
0
14.0
23.5
Currently available
main engine
(Reference)
WARTSILA.COM
Dimensions
mm
C
1900
F2
15 450
Length A
mm
Weight
tonnes
11 630
13 210
16 350
17 850
19 520
21 280
22 870
1 120
1 260
1 460
1 630
1 790
1 960
2 140
D
12 950
F3
14 240
R2/R2+
15.1/14.4
159
E
6050
G
2930
R3
21.0
166
R4
15.1
159
F2 / F3
D
A
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
The engine is fully compliant with IMO Tier II requirements. It can also be
equipped with a SCR catalyst to meet IMO Tier III NOX emission levels,
and a scrubber to reduce SOX emissions to 0.1% even with high
sulphur fuels. The introduction of the EEDI index also puts an emphasis
on CO2 emissions and total vessel efficiency. The WrtsilX92 internal
engine efficiency, and the possibility to apply various Power Take Off
(PTO) arrangements for onboard electricity production, make it easy
for shipyards to meet these new requirements. Thanks to Wrtsils
common-rail fuel injection technology, the engine has no visible smoke
at any load.
BSFC
Standard tuning
Delta tuning
Low-load tuning
LOAD
IMO Tier II
920 mm
3468 mm
7080 rpm
21.0/20.0 bar
3.77
Cylinder bore
Piston stroke
Speed
Mean effective pressure at R1/R1+
Stroke / bore
OPERATIONAL FEATURES
The engine offers high efficiency due to the large bore, high stroke-tobore ratio and Wrtsils well proven electronically-controlled commonrail technology which plays a key role in enabling ship owners to reduce
fuel costs, mainly through the flexibility of the fuel injection and exhaust
valve operations. A unique feature of Wrtsil low-speed electronically
controlled engines is the possibility to control each fuel injector separately. This flexibility results in lower fuel consumption across the entire
operating range, especially at low and part loads. In addition, different
engine tunings are available in order to meet specific customer requirements according to their particular needs (Standard, Delta and Low
Load). Other advantages of this technology include stable low running
speeds (down to 12% of nominal speed), smokeless operation, and
improved control of exhaust emissions. As far as cylinder lubrication is
concerned, an oil feed rate of 0.6 g/kWh can be achieved. The engines
are equipped as standard with intelligent combustion control (ICC) system enabling further fuel savings and balanced working of each cylinder.
Wrtsil X92
F1