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I am pretty confident it is. I know a new diesel engine is not going to be that thick with muck smoke.A high probability considering that most of the equipment including engines are new as stated in IDRW link posted in #1230
here is the snippet
Diesel Engines makes lots of smoke when started...I am pretty confident it is. I know a new diesel engine is not going to be that thick with muck smoke.
I am pretty confident it is. I know a new diesel engine is not going to be that thick with muck smoke.
Diesel Engines makes lots of smoke when started...
^^ INS Vikramaditya
^^ Admiral Kuznetsov
Same thing seen on diesel Locomotives..diesel engine emits that much smoke before warming up.
Kunal, I am not sure if new Diesel Engines were installed or the old ones refurbished. If they were new ones, then it is possibly because new diesel engines are more efficient than turbine engines. Also refueling at foreign ports in easier with diesel as not every port has a gas liquefaction or storage facility. Turbine engines are also about 20% more exoensive for the same output. Also modular designs are easier with diesels. So a breakdown of one does not cripple the ship. Again I do not know the engine layout, however for a 100MW output, it is likely driven by more than a few separate units. May 10*10 MW each. For a turbine, it becomes too expensive to make the modular units that small. So maybe an equivalent turbine power plant may have 4 GT's. But if one breaks down, the ship will be running on 75% peak power. From an onboard serviceability perspective too, it is easier to service a diesel engine.Btw, I have a Question..
Why not to use Gas turbine Engine in Aircraft Carriers just like we use in destroyers or Cruisers... ??
LM2500 marine gas turbine :
LM2500 | Marine Engine | Gas Turbine Engines | Turboshaft | GE Aviation
IN destroyer Turbine Engine:
What? Are we going to have an all south Indian crew
Installed six dosa-making machines and three idli-making machines on board INS Vikramaditya
The automated technology will enable assembly-line production of 400 dosas and 1,000 idlis an hour on each machineand will cater to the nearly 2,000 crew members who will be on board the ship. Mr. Krishna Murthy said that eight wet grinders have also been installed for grinding rice and other ingredients for batter.
Masala Dosa is very popular even in north..What? Are we going to have an all south Indian crew
Admiral K runs on mazut...Diesel Engines makes lots of smoke when started...
^^ INS Vikramaditya
^^ Admiral Kuznetsov
:: Bharat-Rakshak.com - Indian Military News Headlines ::"After initial trials in the White Sea, the carrier would move into the nearby Barents Sea for trials with naval fighters," officials said.
The MiG-29K was reportedly selected over the larger and more-capable Su-33 naval fighter because India also hopes to operate them from its smaller, indigenous "Project-71 Air Defense Ship" carriers, according to defenseindustrydaily.Com.
Military grade fuel have no comparison to civil automotives.Admiral K runs on mazut...
It isn't military grade fuel. It is the same high sulfur low grade oil used in heating Russian homes. It is used because it is cheap. You won't use mazut in a low sulfur diesel engine... it would destroy it.Military grade fuel have no comparison to civil automotives.
Point is maximum thermal efficiency, and for ships it is derived from Low speed diesel engines where mass is not much of a factor.
Diesel engine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1 not enough boss minimum 8 needed and idly/dosa will digest easily (so you feel light.1 iddly Dose, for every body (well no matter you like it or not )
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