LinerSCAN - Cylinder Liner Monitor
The worlds first real time liner alarm
Increasing oil costs have meant that average vessel cost for cylinder oil is more than 4 Million Dollars!
Did you know that;
Did you know that;
- On spec fuel can still cause serious damage due to cat fines.
- The first unmistakable signs of scuffing can often be seen a few days before serious damage, not just hours.
- Bedding in does not always follow a standard pattern.
- Optimal oil feed rates fluctuate due to trade, load, running hours and many other unknown factors.
- Real time main engine condition data now allows you to optimize the feed rate onboard without taking samples.
- Helps you reduce the cylinder oil feed rate to the optimal value
- Provides a fast response when a problem occurs; allowing you to detect and repair before the problem becomes serious.
- Picks up the ingress of fuel CAT fines in real-time
- Allows real-time plotting of cylinder liner bed-in, so action can be taken e.g. increase of lubricant, if problems occur.
- Acts as an early warning system, alerting ships engineering staff to potential main engine damage or failur
Visit www.LinerSCAN.com for more information on this groudbreaking technology from Kittiwake
The requirement for on-line machinery and oil condition monitoring is becoming evermore apparent as maintenance costs increase and production capacity and equipment performance is maximised.
You can balance LinerSCAN results with simple testing of the TBN to provide data ensuring controlled corrosion and good liner condition. View the Kittiwake TBN DIGI Test Kit by clicking here
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"Since 2001, BMT surveyors have dealt with at least 30 instances of engine damage caused by fuel problems related to catalytic fines. This problem is increasing and is likely to get worse with the additional demands for low sulfur fuels. Each of these casualties required a complete renewal of pistons, liners and injectors, at a cost of $1 million to $3 million each. One resulted in a vessel failing to keep up with a convoy and falling victim to Somali pirates."
Gerry Williams, principal surveyor at BMT Marine & Offshore Surveys Ltd., Speaking at a London insurance market seminar, published by Marine Log Feb 2010
Gerry Williams, principal surveyor at BMT Marine & Offshore Surveys Ltd., Speaking at a London insurance market seminar, published by Marine Log Feb 2010










