To ensure reliable engine performance and determine the optimum time for overhaul, regular monitoring of diesel and gas engines is necessary. Monitoring helps to determine when it is time for maintenance and what type of maintenance needs to be done.
Chris-Marine’s portfolio of Monitoring equipment can help you save costs by identifying potential problems before they occur.
Read more hereCloseThe monitoring portfolio includes instruments to:
In addition, the portfolio contains various precision instruments like calibrators, gauges, and a combustion chamber tester.
Chris-Marine’s cylinder condition monitoring portfolio facilitates the collection of cylinder liner data and piston ring data. All tools can be used without removing the cylinder cover.
LDM measures cylinder liner wear/remaining lifetime, ovality and clover leafing.
Liner time scale: ~1000 Rh. Measurement time: ~1 h/liner.
The Coating Thickness Measurement Tool measures the wear rate/ remaining life time for coated piston rings. Liner time scale: ~1000 Rh.
Measurement time: ~15 mins /liner.
Chris-Marine’s Liner Condition Camera documents the condition of cylinder liner surface, exhaust valve, piston rings and piston crown.
Liner time scale: ~100 Rh. Measurement time: ~15 mins /liner.
Takes an imprint of the liner for analysis with microscope in Chris-Marine’s laboratory.
Liner time scale: ~100 Rh. Measurement time: ~15 mins /liner.
We know that time is limited for the crew members operating today’s vessels. This is why we have made a great effort in developing user-friendly tools that make data collection straight-forward. However, interpreting the data can be more difficult. Chris-Marine has therefore
introduced a cost-effective reporting service that allows customers to collect data on their own and send it to Chris-Marine for processing. Chris-Marine reverts with a report summarizing the findings and comparing the results to other engines of similar type.
A report can include:
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