Characteristics of MAN Turbochargers

Characteristics of MAN Turbochargers:

• Output spectrum of turbocharger for two and four-stroke engines from 390 kW to 30,000 kW per turbocharger
• High efficiency
• Easy maintenance

• MAN Rotor Assembly
• MAN Turbine Rotor
• MAN Compressor Wheel
• MAN Basic Unit or Cartridge
• MAN Nozzle Ring
• MAN Shroud Ring
• MAN Diffuser
• MAN Gas Admission Casing
• MAN Gas outlet Casing
• MAN Bearing Casing
• MAN Insert
• MAN Air Intake Casing
• MAN Compressor Casing

• Engine outputs from 390 to 6,700 kW
• Radial flow design
• Increased efficiency due to improved compressor wheel and turbine design
• Constant and pulse pressure turbocharging
• Low moment of inertia for best dynamic behavior
• New compressor wheel fixation for easy servicing
• Uncooled casings
• Pipeless design with integrated oil inlet and oil drain
• No sealing air required

• For engine outputs from 450 to 5,400 kW per turbocharger
• Radial flow design
• Suitable for heavy fuel, diesel oil, biofuel and gas operation
• Uncooled casings
• Inboard plain bearing design
• Lubricated by the engines lube oil system
• Easy maintenance

• For engine outputs from 2,100 to 30,000 kW per turbocharger
• Inboard bearing design
• Axial Flow design
• High performance floating bearings for minimized mechanical losses and optimized damping behavior
• Reduced noise emission and increased efficiency through new developed compressor wheel
• Thrust bearing inspection without shaft removal
• Easy replacement of individual turbine blades
• Simple installation due to integrated oil piping, sealing air and venting system
• Entirely water-free design

• For engine outputs from 1,650 to 24,500 kW per turbocharger
• Suitable for heavy fuel, diesel oil, biofuel and gas operation
• Axial flow turbine
• Inboard plain bearing design
• Lubricated by the engines lube oil system
• Easy maintenance