Journal of Zosen Kiokai
Online ISSN : 1884-2054
ISSN-L : 1884-2054
On the Mitsui B & W's Marine Diesel Engine of 6, 000 B. H. P.
Y. Okamoto
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1931 Volume 1931 Issue 48 Pages 99-120

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The largest Marine Diesel engine ever built in Japan was made by Messrs Mitsui Bussan Kaisha at Tama Yard and tested with succesful result. The engine is to be delivered to Messrs. Kokusai Kisen Kaisha. The engine is of Mitsui B & W's type, fitted with direct coupled supercharging blowers, of the latest supercharging system and capable to develop 6, 000 B.H.P. at 115 r.p.m. for normal full load and proved to develop 6, 900 B. H. P. for over load, which is an epochmaking figures in the world for a single acting Diesel engine. In this paper the characteristic construction of the engine and the principle of the new system of supercharging is described and some are also picked from those of bed tetsts.

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