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  1. May 28, 2018 · Three engine manufacturers have come to dominate the market for the giant low-speed two-stroke diesel engines used in the largest container ships, bulk carriers, and tankers: MAN SE of Germany, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan, and Wärtsilä of Finland.

  2. latest engine technology included in the G-type mark 10 engine designs, along with an increased propeller diameter. A comparison of the dimensions of the engines for New Panamax vessels of the past, present, and future are shown in Fig. 1. Early New Panamax and other vessels with the popular K98 engine family

  3. For in-depth cases on the propulsion of feeder vessels and New-Panamax vessels, see the separate papers “Propulsion of 14,000 teu container vessels” and “Container feeder” [2], [4]. MAN B&W S- and G-type engines offer a significant variety of bores and stroke lengths for container vessels.

  4. May 28, 2013 · Costing just under $200 million to build, the ship is powered by two engines, each one diminutive compared to the single 109,000-horsepower diesel of the Emma Maersk, the largest container ship...

  5. Jun 3, 2018 · There are only three that make the giant low-speed two-stroke diesel engines used in the largest container ships, bulk carriers, and tankers: MAN SE of Germany, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan, and Wärtsilä of Finland.

  6. The main ship particulars of 2,200-3,000 teu container vessels are normally approximately as follows: the overall ship length is 190-210 m, breadth 30-32.2 m and scantling draught 11.0-12.0 m, see the front page for an example of a typical vessel.

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  8. Aug 19, 2011 · Maersk’s Triple–E Vessels, once in operation, would be the world’s largest ships sailing at sea. Find out how the technology of these Maersk Container Ships might change the face of the shipping industry.

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