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John Deere Offers New Engine Ratings for Global Marine Markets
John Deere Power Systems continues to offer its marine customers reliable solutions that address evolving market needs. Whether meeting diesel emissions regulations around the world, or offering a hybrid solution, John Deere is positioned to help its customers achieve these goals.
“As the marine market evolves, so do our customers’ needs. Keeping that in mind, we are committed to providing the marine engines and power ratings they need to be successful,” said Heather Balk, Marine Market Planner at John Deere Power Systems. “John Deere continues to expand our portfolio for specific markets and offer additional ratings to comply with a wide array of emissions regulations.”
Prepared For Marine Hybrid Power Along those lines, many customers are beginning to introduce hybrid power in their vessels. To help customers meet hybrid emissions regulations, John Deere is pleased to announce the upcoming release of a PowerTech™ 6090SFM85 rating for hybrid vessels with diesel power.
The variable speed rating will be 242 kW (325 hp) at 2000 rpm, will meet U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Marine Tier 3 and International Maritime Organization Tier 2 emissions standards, and will be certified to E3 propulsion test cycle for commercial applications used with variable pitch or electronically coupled propellers. This rating is ideal for hybrid vessels that require a variable-speed generator drive engine to develop electrical power for any combination of electric propulsion, energy storage, hotel load and auxiliary electric loads.
Marine EU Stage V Options For Inland Waterway Applications To address the market-specific needs of inland waterway applications, John Deere will offer two marine generator drive ratings that are EU Stage V compliant on the PowerTech 4045TFM85 and 6068AFM85 models. The 4.5L rating will be 61 kWm prime at 1500 rpm and the 6.8L rating will be 117 kWm prime at 1500 rpm. Both prime ratings include a 10% overload capability and conform to ISO 8528 prime power.
The 4.5L and 6.8L engines feature a water-cooled exhaust manifold and turbocharger — both of which create a cool and quiet environment for passengers and crew. Both engines are type approved by the following Marine Classification Societies: ABS, BV, CCS, DNV-GL, and LR.
The EU Stage V generator drive ratings below 130 kW are anticipated to be available to order later this year, with production set to begin in early 2020.
Prepared To Meet Marine China Stage I Keeping its global customers in mind, John Deere is prepared to meet China Stage I marine emissions standards. These standards apply to new marine engines at or above 37 kW that are registered in China for operation in Chinese territorial waters.
John Deere will release new emission label options for 50 Hz generator drive ratings for the PowerTech 4045TFM85, 4045AFM85 and 6068AFM85 engines, which will comply with China Stage I marine emissions standards. The new emission label options are expected to be available in early 2020.
All John Deere marine power solutions are available through authorized John Deere marine engine distributors and marine dealers.
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www.dockyard-mag.com December 2019
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