Our dual fuel marine boiler for LNG carriers delivers consistent steam generation while running on either low‑sulfur marine diesel oil (MDO) or liquefied natural gas (LNG). Designed for the rigorous demands of long‑haul shipping, the unit combines compact geometry with a robust heat‑exchange core, enabling ship‑owners to meet emission caps, optimise fuel costs, and maintain continuous operation during port stays or at sea. Engineered to integrate seamlessly with existing cargo‑handling and auxiliary‑system layouts, the boiler supports a wide range of steam loads—from 2 t/h up to 12 t/h—making it a versatile choice for new builds and retro‑fits alike.
| Parameter | Range | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Steam Output (rated) | 2 – 12 | t/h |
| Operating Pressure | 3 – 10 | bar |
| Fuel Flexibility | LNG / MDO (≤0.5 % S) | – |
| Thermal Efficiency (LNG) | ≥ 92 | % |
| Thermal Efficiency (MDO) | ≥ 88 | % |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 2.5 – 5.0 m × 1.8 – 3.0 m × 2.0 – 3.5 m | m |
| Weight (incl. accessories) | 12 – 28 | t |
| Control System | PLC‑based, DCS compatible | – |
All values are typical; exact numbers are defined during the engineering phase to match vessel‑specific requirements.
Long‑Distance LNG Trade Routes: On voyages that cross emission‑controlled zones (e.g., North Sea, Baltic), the ability to switch to LNG eliminates costly fuel surcharges while keeping steam availability for cargo heating and cargo‑tank cleaning.
Port‑Side Operations: During berth, many terminals restrict exhaust emissions. Running on LNG at the dock maintains compliance and avoids penalties.
Retrofit Projects: For existing carriers, the compact dual‑fuel boiler can be installed within the original boiler‑room envelope, avoiding major structural modifications and shortening the conversion schedule.
We accept single‑unit orders for both new‑build and retrofit projects. Volume discounts apply from the second unit onward.
Yes. Our engineering team works with shipyards to tailor dimensions, mounting points, and control‑system interfaces to the vessel’s existing infrastructure.
Standard lead time is 30‑45 days for standard configurations; highly customised solutions may require 60‑90 days, depending on component availability.
All units carry a 24‑month parts‑and‑labour warranty, plus optional extended service contracts covering on‑site spares and remote diagnostics.
Contact our technical sales office today to discuss performance targets, integration requirements, and pricing. Our engineers will provide a detailed feasibility report and a non‑binding quotation within 48 hours.
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