Everllence Marine Turbochargers

Name: Everllence Marine Turbochargers
Brand: Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions)

Exhaust gas turbocharger range for two-stroke and four-stroke marine engines on MDO, HFO and gas: TCP, TCF, TCR radial, TCT and TCA axial, TCX and ECOCHARGE two-stage, VTA and ETB, covering 600 kW to 30,000 kW per turbocharger.

Description

Everllence turbochargers (formerly MAN Energy Solutions) are exhaust gas turbochargers for low-, medium- and high-speed engines, in operation on more than 65,000 two-stroke propulsion and four-stroke auxiliary and propulsion engines running on MDO, HFO and gas. The range covers engine outputs from 600 kW up to 30,000 kW per turbocharger, each matched to the engine.

Product range

TCP radial turbocharger: pressure ratios up to 7; 800–5,800 kW
TCF radial turbocharger: 20% higher specific flow, allowing smaller or fewer turbochargers; 1,000–7,200 kW
TCR radial turbocharger: reduced size and weight; 600–6,850 kW
TCT axial turbocharger for IMO Tier III two-stroke engines: downsizing, easier maintenance, higher efficiency; 7,500–24,030 kW
TCA axial turbocharger: simple maintenance and long overhaul intervals; 5,400–32,400 kW
TCX for two-stage turbocharging of four-stroke diesel and gas engines; 8,500–23,300 kW
ECOCHARGE compact two-stage unit with charge air pressures above 10 bar, enabling improved Miller timing for IMO Tier III, lower SFOC and NOx, and improved dynamic response
VTA (variable turbine area): continuous optimization of charge air delivery at all engine loads and speeds
ETB blower designed for continuous operation in EcoEGR applications in Tier III and Tier II Eco mode

Key facts

More than 40 million operating hours of two-stage turbocharging experience
Designed for easy installation, operation, servicing and maintenance
Related systems include SCR-HP exhaust gas treatment

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