Common problems and emergency response methods of MAN two-stroke marine diesel engines

Common problems and emergency response methods of MAN two-stroke marine diesel engines

When using MAN two-stroke marine diesel engines, if the following common problems occur, ship operators can take the following emergency response methods:

Problem 1: Fuel system malfunction

Emergency response method: Check if the fuel filter is blocked, and replace it immediately if there is any blockage. Check if the fuel injector is working properly, and stop using it immediately if there are any abnormalities.

Problem 2: Cooling system malfunction

Emergency response method: Check if the cooling water circulation is normal, and stop using immediately if any abnormalities are found. Check if the water pump is working properly, and stop using it immediately if there are any abnormalities.

Problem 3: Lubrication system malfunction

Emergency response method: Check if the lubricating oil is sufficient, and add it immediately if it is insufficient. Check if the lubricating oil filter is blocked, and replace it immediately if there is any blockage.

The above are emergency response methods for common problems with MAN two-stroke marine diesel engines. Ship operators should take timely measures to ensure the safe operation of the ship when problems arise.