DAIHATSU
DAIHATSU
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
( OPERATION )
V08
● Replacement Parts
. Hazards and nonconformities of imitation parts
<Use of imitation parts causes accidents.>
1. Recent engines have compact bodies and high power, and are designed to prevent fuel
deterioration and to reduce NOx discharge. Even if imitation parts are similar in shape
to the genuine parts, the use of imitation parts will degrade the engine performance
because of their fragile materials and low machining accuracy. Since the service life of
such parts is short, the engine must be maintained more frequently.
2.If imitation parts are used for the engine conforming to NOx Technical Code, the certificate
(EIAPP) may lose its validity, and operation of the engine may be inhibited.
3. If you use imitation parts, you will not be supplied with parts improved in quality and
performance.
4. If imitation parts are used, it may be difficult to make insurance claims for the engine
when any accident occurs.
5. We take no responsibility for the engine in which imitation parts are used.
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TYPE DE ENGINE
HOW TO ORDER PARTS
For the TYPE DE engine, we have newly adopted a parts control system. To properly control the parts
at the production stage and delivery stage, we have stored the data of each engine, such as specifica-
tions and applicable parts, in the database.
When ordering parts, engine number and parts code ( 8-digit ,10-digit or 12-digit codes) are requested.
Before ordering parts, be sure to check your engine number so that we can promptly send you the right
parts.
Before ordering a part, be sure to check the engine number, part name, and part code.
Engine number: DE618Z0001
(Check the engine number shown in the operation result sheet or the engine
number marked on the actual engine.)
Part name: F. O. NOZZLE
(Check the part name shown in the parts list.)
Part code: 06473-013
(Check the part code shown in the parts list.)
Various parts of our engines are controlled for each engine. If you use the part once ordered to the
other type of engine, please contact our sales company, and ask whether the part can be used for the
other engine.
Use of the part for the other type of engine may not be possible due to difference in the specifications,
improvement of the part, etc.
If a wrong type of part is used for your engine, an unexpected problem may occur. In addition, if your
engine is conformed to NOx Technical CodeI, the certificate may lose its validity.
For the NOx control parts, be sure to write the parts replacement history in the engine record book to
properly control the parts.
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INTRODUCTION 0
GENERAL 1
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 2
OPERATION 4
◎ Keep this Instruction Manual and the related documents (drawings, materials, etc.) in the
specified place so that the persons engaged in operation of the engine can refer to them
whenever necessary, and in the case that the supervisor of the engine is changed, be
sure that these documents, along with the duties, shall be transferred to the successor
without a fall.
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Chapter 0 INTRODUCTION 0
1. Before Running Daihatsu Diesel Engine 0-1
2. Basic Information on Safety Operation 0-2
2.1 Safety Precautions 0-2.1
2.2 Safety Signs and Symbol Marks 0-2.2
2.3 Indication of Warning: Warning Labels 0-2.3
2.4 Indication of Warning: Warning Label Positions 0-2.4
3. Engine Conforming to NOx Technical Code 0-3
3.1 Outline 0-3.1
3.2 Matters Requiring Attention for NOx Regulation Compliance 0-3.2
4. General Information 0-4
4.1 Notation of Engine Type 0-4.1
4.2 Definition of Term 0-4.2
4.3 Unit 0-4.3
Chapter 1 GENERAL 1
1. Engine Specifications 1-1
2. Auxiliary Equipment 1-2
3. Engine Outline and Equipment Layout 1-3
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Chapter 4 OPERATION 4
1. Precautions for Operating Engine 4-1
1.1 For Start 4-1.1
1.2 For Operation 4-1.2
1.3 For Stop 4-1.3
2. Preparation for Operation 4-2
2.1 Preparation for Daily Operation 4-2.1
2.2 Preparation for Initial Starting after Long Period of Disuse and Overhaul 4-2.2
3. Starting 4-3
3.1 Starting Procedure 4-3.1
3.2 Inspection and Check Items Immediately after Starting 4-3.2
4. Operation 4-4
4.1 Running-in 4-4.1
4.2 Warming up and Connecting Load to the Engine 4-4.2
4.3 Operation with Load (Normal Operation)) 4-4.3
4.4 Operation Using (for Heavy Fuel Oil Engines) 4-4.4
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0. Introduction
(1) Only skilled operators who have carefully read and fully understood the instruction manual
should operate, inspect and service this machine.
Operation, inspection or servicing by persons inadequately familiar with the machine may
0
result in personal injury, equipment damage or environmental hazard.
(2) No responsibility shall be assumed whatsoever for product damage or any associated fires,
oil spills or other environmental hazards, personal injuries, property damage or economic
losses caused by the use of non-genuine parts or operation, inspection or servicing that devi-
ates from the instruction manual.
(3) We shall repair new parts or replace any flawed parts made or sold by us, however no com-
pensation shall be provided for damage to any equipment not of our manufacture or cargo, or
personnel, fire-fighting, towing or other expenses arising from the use of such flawed parts or
fowled fuel, lubricant, cooling water or other medium.
(4) This instruction manual is subject to change without notice.
A. Each piece of the information is an important safety precaution and provided as a "Warning"
or "Caution".
B.The features and structure of your engine may be different from those provided in this manual depend-
ing on the specifications of the engine delivered. In this case, the engine specifications and final documents
supplied separately have priority over this manual.
C.For the details on the following machine or device, see each instruction manual supplied with this manual:
1. Turbocharger 2. Governor 3. Lubricating oil cooler 4. Lubricating oil auto back wash filter
5. Lubricating oil bypass filter 6. Lubricating oil priming pump 7. Control equipment
8. Other special devices
D.Be sure to use the genuine parts of DAIHATSU DIESEL MFG. CO., LTD. or those specified in the parts
list. We will not guarantee the proper operation of the engine unless such parts are used.
For replacement of the parts or service on your engine, contact our Service Department or the nearest
DAIHATSU's branch office provided on the cover page.
Be sure to provide us with the "type and number of your engine" when contacting us.
If you use any parts other than the genuine parts or specified parts, unexpected troubles may be caused,
and you cannot make insurance claims owing to nonconformity to terms and conditions of damage
insurance.
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Before Running Daihatsu Diesel Engine
1 , 2.1 DE-18 Basic Information on Safety Operation:Safety Precautions
E.To prevent environmental contamination, do not dispose of waste products, liquids, etc. thoughtlessly.
Be sure to entrust the disposal of such waste products, liquids, etc. to the authorized waste disposal
company.
The diesel engine uses flammable oil. It has dangerous parts, such as the high-speed rotational
parts, the parts that become extremely hot, or the parts that are under high pressure fluid, dur-
ing operation.
Improper handling of the engine can result in serious injury or fatal accidents. Be sure to
observe the safety precautions provided in this manual.
If the engine is stopped due to failure or trouble, be sure to eliminate the cause of defect and
restore it to the normal operating condition before restarting the engine operation.
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Basic Information on Safety Operation: ITEM
:"Prohibition": Prohibited practice that can affect the safety of personnel and the engine
:No Smoking
:Flammable → Fire
d. Others
:See other pages in this manual or other
documents.
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Basic Information on Safety Operation:
2.3 DE-18 Indication of Warning: Warning Labels
(4) (5)
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Basic Information on Safety Operation:
Indication of Warning: Warning Label Positions DE-18 2.4
(8) (7)
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Engine Conforming to NOx Technical Code: Outline / Matters
3.1,3.2 DE-18 Requiring Attention for NOx Regulation Compliance
B. Inspection Method
For confirmation of the NOx emission level of our engine, parameter checking method will be applied, in
principle, and the details will be confirmed as given in the method described in the technical file.
[Engine Parameter Checking Method]
Verification will be conducted to ensure that books stored onboard (Final Document (FD)) are available
and are appropriately managed. Replacement/remodeling and revision of engine components and set val-
ues (engine parameter) that would affect the NOx emission volume given in the record book of engine
parameter will be surveyed to verify that they are within the allowable range specified in the Technical File
(TF). Inspection will be conducted at the engine parameter site, as necessary, to verify that the parameters
are within the range specified in TF.
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Engine Conforming to NOx Technical Code:
Matters Requiring Attention for NOx Regulation Compliance DE-18 3.2
NOx technical code compliant engine is adjusted to comply with the regulation before shipment.
Therefore, do not perform revision after shipment as it would cause deviation from the set value given in
the technical file.
E. Inspection Procedure
1) Obtain confirmation on the latest engine parameters stated in the record book of engine parameters,
whether it complies with the parameters designated in TF or not.
For components, confirmation is conducted by checking the seals, but for the fuel injection timing,
confirmation is conducted by checking the injection timing of the actual engine.
2) In 1), if remodeling or revision in the engine parameters has been made exceeding the allowable range
approved by TF, it must undergo inspection to confirm that the Technical Documentation regarding such
remodeling or revision is stored along with TF, and that it has been approved by the administration.
3) An engine parameter inspection will be conducted on the actual engine, as necessary, to verify that it is
within the range specified in TF.
F. Revision Procedure of Components and Set Values That are Engine Parameters
Parts that are specified as engine parameters are parts that relate to the NOx emission rate. When replac-
ing them or performing service on them, parts with prescribed seals attached shall be used and adjusted to
the prescribed set values.
If it has become necessary to change the use of parameter parts, please follow the procedure given
below.
F-1. Revision of Parts and Set Values within the Range Approved in TF
1) Check that the identification number of the parts or the set value to change is within the allowable range
specified in TF.
2) Fill in the Record Book of Engine Parameters.
F-2. Revision of Parts and Set Values or Remodeling of Parts not Approved in TF
Revision or remodeling can be performed only when the administration judges that engines that had parts
replaced or set values changed or had parts remodeled satisfy the NOx emission limit value and gives
approval. Please let us know, as we must issue necessary documents and consider obtaining approval from
the administration.
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Engine Conforming to NOx Technical Code:
3.2 DE-18 Matters Requiring Attention for NOx Regulation Compliance
When Technical Documentation on remodeling of components has been issued, the reference number
of Technical Documentation and signature of inspector of NOx inspection shall be affixed.
Please refer to the technical code for the details of the above.
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General Information:
Notation of Engine Type / Definition of Term / Unit DE-18 4.1~4.3
0-4.General Information
0-4.1 Notation of Engine Type 0
6 DE 18
•Number of cylinders
•Name of series
•Cylinder bore (cm) (actual size: 185 mm)
0-4.3 Unit
Basically, SI units are used for the engine and in this manual.
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1.General
1-1.Engine Specifications
Note: (1) Since the output, which are marked with *, differ depending upon each specification, be minded to
enter the data after referring to the "Engine Specifications" and "Test Run Record".
1-2.Auxiliary Equipment
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Engine Outline and Equipment Layout DE-18 3
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1 DE-18 Engine
2. General Construction
2-1. Engine
Governor
Gaue board
Starting air
Cam gear rotation valve
Crankshaft
Idle gear
Crank gear
Thrust
bearing metal
Mainbearing metal
Auxiliary
drive gear
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Piping Systems: Starting Pneumatic System DE-18 2.1
2-2.Piping system
This section describes the typical piping systems of standard specifications. For more details,
refer to the piping systems included in the final documents.
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Leakage waste
oil tank
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Piping Systems: Lubricating Oil System DE-18 2.3
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2-2.4 Cooling Water System cooling each part, it returns to the fresh water cool-
er via the temperature control valve case installed
The fresh water cooler has blue headband coat-
at the cooling water engine outlet.
ing applied.
The temperature control valve in the tempera-
The cooling water system is a single fresh water
ture control valve case keeps the cooling water at
circulating system in which jacket line water (high
the specified temperature.
temperature) and cooler line water (low tempera-
ture) are mixed. Normally, fresh water is used as
B.Cooler Line
cooling water.
The cooler line is also a circulating system,
through which the low temperature fresh water
A.Jacket Line
coming out of the fresh water cooler is pumped by
The jacket line is a circulating system, through
the cooling water pump and is fed back to the
which a part of cooling water in the cooler line that
fresh water cooler via the lubricating oil cooler and
passed through the lubricating oil cooler and air
the air cooler.
cooler is pumped by cooling water pump and
enters into the engine cylinder jacket and after
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Engine Operation Control, Protective Device: Start Control DE-18 3.1
Control and protective devices such as the stop cylinder are activated by low-pressure control air.
This section describes a system generally used for the generator that is remotely controlled
for starting and stopping. The engine that is actually delivered may differ from the examples
shown in this section depending on the specifications, and therefore refer to the final docu-
ments, which are separately provided, for the details.
As for the starting air system (high pressure), refer to the previous section 2-2.1.
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Engine Operation Control, Protective Device: Start Control
/ Stop Control / Engine Protection System DE-18 3.1~3.3
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Engine Operation Control, Protective Device:
3.3 DE-18 Engine Protection System
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Engine Operation Control, Protective Device:
Engine Protection System DE-18 3.3
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starting
Solenoid valve for
stopping
Solenoid valve for
prevent starting
Increase of jacket
cooling water
temperature Increase of jacket
cooling water
temperature
Revolution
pick up
Increase of
fuel oil
temperature
High-pressure
pipe leakage
oil level
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O O
O O
O
Refer to
SHOP TRI
SHO TRIAL TES
TEST RECORDS
㽢112䡚115䠂
1.5䡚3.0 1.5
O 0.7䡚0.9 0.6
Refer to
SHOP TRI
SHO TRIAL TES
TEST RECORDS
0.5䡚1.0 0.35 O O
O O O
0.2䡚0.3 0.15 O O O
45䡚55
O O
500
Refer to
SHOP TRI
SHO TRIAL TES
TEST RECORDS
Refer to
O
SHOP TRI
SHO TRIAL TES
TEST RECORDS
Alarm setting value varies
O
depending on engine
specification.
O
O 50䡚60 65
O O
O
Refer to engine specifications.
O
O
O O
36䡚38
O O
Note: (1) As for the alarm setting value and emergency stop value, each item of the pressure represents
the lower limit value, and each item of the temperature represents the upper limit value.
(2) Manometer, thermometer, and alarm/emergency stop device is provided depending on the indi-
vidual specifications.
(3) The actual data found on each engine may differ from those shown in the above table, and there-
fore refer to the Test Run Record Table (included in the final documents) for the details.
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Valve Settings DE-18 2
3-2.Valve Settings
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4 Operation
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1.1~1.3 DE-18 For Start / For Operation / For Stop
4.Operation
4-1.Precautions for Operating Engine
4-1.1 For Start
A. Conduct preparations before start of the operation of engine, such as the inspection of oil, water,
and air levels, as well as proper operation of the valves without fault, and be minded to start opera-
tion only after it has been confirmed that all the conditions are ready for the start of engine.
B. It is extremely dangerous to start the operation of engine with the turning bar inserted in the fly-
wheel. Be minded to remove the bar and store it in a specified place after turning is completed.
C. Confirm that there are no working staff around the engine. When anyone is around the engine, be
minded to send a signal and confirm safety before starting the operation of engine.
4-1.2 For Operation
A. After the starting engine, inspect the following items, and confirm that the engine is in a good condi-
tion. In case that any defect is found, immediately stop the engine, so that the causes of the defect
can be investigated and the measures for recovery can be taken.
•Any abnormal data of the engines, such as inadequate lubricating oil pressure, inadequate exhaust temperature.
•Abnormal sound, excessive heating, etc.
•Any leakage from piping. (Particularly, leaks from oil piping results in fire.)
Be minded never to attempt to resume the operation of engine, until the causes of the problem or
defect are found and eliminated, and the engine is restored to the normal operating conditions.
B. Inadvertent contact of the body of working staff or objects with the rotating parts (e.g. flywheel and
coupling) results in dangerous accidents such as that the staff may be caught up or the chips of the
objects caught may fly out in all directions. Therefore, be minded that both person or object may not
touch the rotating parts.
Further, ensure that the protective covers of the rotating parts are always attached without fall.
C. During the operation of engine, particularly the following parts are extremely hot, and therefore there
is a danger of burn if touched with bare hands or skin. Be minded to wear safety gloves or protective
gears whenever maintenance or inspection works are conducted.
After the completion of the work, restore the lagging, heat covers, combustible oil splash preventive
means (splash proof tape), and protective covers that have been removed for maintenance and
inspection to their former state before performing operation.
• Exhaust pipe • Indicator valve (fitted to the cylinder head)
• Turbocharger • Fuel injection pump and high-pressure block
• Air cooler inlet duct • Fuel oil pipe (when heavy fuel oil is used)
• Cylinder head
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Preparation for Operation: Preparation for Daily Operation DE-18 2.1
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Preparation for Operation: Preparation for Daily Operation DE-18 2.1
f. Draining of Fuel Oil and Supply of Oil a. Priming with Lubricating Oil
First drain fuel oil out of the fuel oil service tank, During engine stop, it is systematically controlled
and then check the oil level and supply oil up to for the motor-driven priming pump to work auto-
the upper limit of the level gauge. matically. Therefore, please check the lubricating
oil before starting.
g. Opening and Closing of Valves
Repeat "Fully open" and "Fully close" operation b. Turning or Air Running
of the valves on the piping system 2~3 times to Conduct turning or air running to discharge the
confirm that the valves move smoothly, and then dusts or water drops that collects in the cylinder
set the valves to the "RUN" position. while the engine is stopped.
Some of the examples are shown as follows. Further, when the engine is started after the
Since the layout positions of the piping systems inspection of various parts of the engine, or after a
and valves differ depending on each engine, refer long period of disuse of the engine, conduct turn-
to the piping diagrams of the final documents for ing before air running to confirm the safety.
the details.
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<<Turning>>
<Work Procedure>
(1) Conduct priming with lubricating oil.
(2) Set the operation lever to the "STOP" position.
(Do not inject fuel oil.)
(3) Set the indicator valve to the "Fully open"
position.
(4) Conduct turning 1 to 2 times, and confirm that
the engine rotates smoothly.
<Work Procedure>
(1) Conduct priming with lubricating oil.
(2) Set the operation lever to the "STOP" position.
(3) "Fully open" the indicator valve
(4) Open the starting air valve and the control air
valve and press the start button on the engine
side.
The solenoid valve of the starter air relay
valve operates to feed starting air to the start-
ing valve to start the engine.
(5) Keep pressing the push button for 3 to 4 sec-
onds (for air run).
(6) Pressing the engine side start button stops the
engine.
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Preparation for Operation: Preparation for Daily Operation DE-18 2.1
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Preparation for operation: Preparation of Initial Starting
2.2 DE-18 after a Long Period of Disuse and Overhaul
4-2.2 Preparation for Initial Starting C. Opening, Cleaning, and Cleansing of Filters
after Long Period of Disuse and Dust or foreign objects, which collected into pip-
Overhaul ing during transportation, and outfitting or installa-
tion, are accumulated in the filters of the engine
Since the engine is not ready for immediate
inlet.
starting of operation after installation, shutdown
Open the following filters, and cleanse the inside
and overhaul for a long period or maintenance, it is
and the elements of the filters:
particularly necessary to thoroughly conduct the
1. Starting air filter and control air filter
preparations for operation.
2. Fuel oil filter (including oil filters on the outside
Before the preparation for daily operation, con-
of the engine)
duct the following preparation works (4-2.1).
3. Lubricating oil filter (filters on the engine, for
A. Inspection of Crankcase and Cylinder Liner, T/C)
and Supply of Oil 4. Cooling water filter
a. Inspection of the Inside of Crankcase ( :5-4.3 "Cleaning Filters")
Open the side cover of the engine frame, and
check and ensure that tools, waste clothes, foreign
matters such as desiccants are not left behind, and
that there is no rusting on the cylinder liners,
crankshaft, and so on.
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b. At the same time, open the each cover and
check the dripping-down conditions of lubricating
oil from each part.
1. Engine frame: Main bearing, crank pin, piston
(cooling chamber), and piston pin
2. Cam case: Cam bearing, swing arm, and tappet
3. Cylinder head: Rocker arm and valve retaining tee
c. Operate the priming pump, open the air vent
valve for lubricating oil filter, and drain lubricat-
ing oil until air bubbles in the oil are completely
vanished. Take care not to splash the oil.
d. Check that there is no oil leakage from various
parts of the piping during priming.
E. Priming with Fuel Oil and Exhausting Air
Conduct priming with fuel oil and exhausting air
bubbles in the following procedure:
(1) Operate the fuel oil feed pump for the motor-
driven oil feed pump attached type. Also, for
the oil pump for the engine drive, open the
bypass valve on the piping block to let oil flow.
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Preparation for operation: Preparation of Initial Starting
2.2 DE-18 after a Long Period of Disuse and Overhaul
(2) Open the fuel oil inlet valve, after confirming F. Cleaning of Turbocharger Pre-Filter
that the operation lever is set to the "STOP" Dust or debris is collected in the pre-filter of the
position. turbocharger during transportation, outfitting, and
(3) Open the air vent valve of the fuel oil filter, installation, causing the filter to be stained or dam-
and drain oil until air bubbles in oil are com- aged.
pletely vanished. Therefore, clean it or replace it with a new one
(4) Open the air vent plug of the fuel injection before starting the operation.
pump and drain oil until air bubbles are com-
pletely vanished.
(5) After completing bleeding air, securely tighten
the air vent plug.
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Starting: Starting Procedure DE-18 3.1
Inadvertent contact of working staff or objects (1) Change the starting location selector switch to
with the rotating parts is extremely dangerous "REMOTE".
since the person may be caught up or the object (2) Set the operation lever to the "RUN" position.
that caught up may fly out in all directions.
Therefore, strictly observe the following
items when starting the operation.
・Confirm that the protective covers of rotary
parts are mounted in normal state, and that
the rotary parts are free of any obstacle.
・Confirm that the turning device or turning bar
is set to "OFF".
・Send a signal to a coworker if any, and confirm
safety before starting the operation of engine.
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Starting: Starting Procerdure DE-18 3.1
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Starting:
3.2 DE-18 Inspection and Check Items Immediately after Starting
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Operation: Running-in DE-18 4.1
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Operation:
Warming-up and Connecting Load to the Engine DE-18 4.2
b.No load
First operate under no load or light load, and
connect the load after jacket cooling water and
lubricating oil temperature increases.
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5.Excessive consumption of lubricating oil ( :"Test Run Record Table" in the final
documents)
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Operation: Operation with Load (Normal Operation)
/Operation Using for Heavy Fuel Oil Engine DE-18 4.3,4.4
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Operation: Operation Using Heavy Fuel Oil
4.4 DE-18 (for Heavy Fuel Oil Engine)
Switching from Diesel Fuel Oil to Heavy Fuel Oil Switching from Heavy Fuel Oil to Diesel Fuel Oil
Viscosity at engine inlet 11~14 mm2/s Viscosity at engine inlet 11~14 mm2/s
Fuel oil temperqture
at engine inlet
operation
Check items
Notes: 1. Since the pretreatment of fuel oil differs depending on the use purpose of the engine, the operating method suitable to
each system is necessary.
2. The diesel fuel oil temperature when switching on heated condition shall be 60K or less.
Fig. 4.3 Switching Pattern from Diesel Fuel Oil to Heavy Fuel Oil
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Operation: Operation Using Heavy Fuel Oil
(for Heavy Fuel Oil Engine) DE-18 4.4
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A. Low-load Limit
The low-load limit varies depending on each
specification. Confirm the low load limit described
on the specification supplied with the engine.
C. Cleaning of Turbocharger
Properly increase the number of times of clean-
ing the compressor of the turbocharger according
to necessity.
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Special Operation: Allowable Operating Range DE-18 5.2
4-5.2 Allowable Operating Range When hull pollution spreads and resistance
(for Main Engine) increases exceeding the sea margin, absorption
horse power increases even when the rotation
For the main engine, the load changes with the
speed is the same, causing a torque-rich phenome-
rotation speed in conformity with the marine char-
non. So make sure to use care on the rotation speed
acteristics. Allowable operating range and recom-
and rack scale to avoid causing torque rich problem.
mended operating range regarding marine charac-
teristics are shown in the figure below. For actual Also, when propeller absorption horse power
operation, appropriate rotation speed and engine changes rapidly due to foul weather, particular
torque (judged by Pme and rack scale) shall be care must be exercised as it tends to become
selected and operation shall be conducted within torque-rich, triggering surge in turbocharger.
the recommended operating range as much as
possible to avoid overload. (2) Variable Pitch Propeller (CPP)
For variable pitch propeller, absorption horse
To add, the low-load limit at the time heavy oil is
power can be changed by changing the propeller
used shall be 30% for normal cases and if the load
pitch with the engine rotation speed at constant.
is less than 30%, then diesel fuel oil shall be used.
Therefore, it is advantageous, as rotation speed
For the output characteristics of actual equip-
and load are adjustable in accordance with the
ment, please refer to the "Engine Test Run Record
Table" in the final documents.
conditions of other auxiliaries of the main engine 4
drive as well as ship resistance.
However, large freedom degree means that it
(1) Fixed Pitch Propeller (FPP)
has a tendency to become torque rich in operation.
Fixed pitch propeller is designed with the sea
Always grasp the load conditions and perform
margin added, taking into account the absorption
operation appropriately so as not to cause torque-
horse power, based on the marine characteristics
rich phenomenon.
and pollution of hull.
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Special Operation: Non-turbocharger Operation
5.3,5.4 DE-18 / Operation with Reduced Number of Cylinders
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Stop: Normal Stop DE-18 6.1
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Stop: Emergency Stop / Long-term Shutdown DE-18 6.2,6.3
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When conducting the inspection and maintenance works of engine, be minded to read this
manual carefully, understand the structure of the related parts and the work contents, carefully
examine the working procedures, and prepare the consumable parts and tools in advance,
before starting these works.
If the works are conducted without previous and sufficient examinations, it not only leads to
the expense of useless labors, but also results in failure or damage of the engine due to mistak-
en assembling, and further in personal accidents. Be sure to replace all the damaged parts, or
the parts that reached replacement limit, both of which were so found after the results of inspec-
tions.
If it is difficult to replace these parts at the site, or if necessary parts are not ready for use,
please contact our Service Department or the nearest DAIHATSU's branch office and receive
instructions for appropriate measures to take.
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Precautions for Inspection and Maintenance: ITEM
E. When disassembling the spring-loaded devices such as the regulation valves, proceed the works
paying careful attentions, since there is a risk that the springs may fly out and injury accidents may
occur.
F. Be minded to use wire rope and chain block when suspending the heavy-weight parts or equip-
ment, and do not try to forcibly raise these parts or equipment by physical force. Further, be minded
not to approach the areas immediately under the suspended parts or equipment.
G. When handling the electric parts, be sure to cut off the power source.
H. When handling the liquids, be minded to strictly observe the following items:
● Fuel oil, lubricating oil = Flammable --- Use of fire is strictly prohibited.
● Rust-preventive agent for fresh water, anti-freeze solution for fresh water and mercury (thermome-
ter) = Poisonous --- Drinking is prohibited and cleaning when adhered.
● Battery liquid = Poisonous and flammable gas generation --- Drinking is prohibited, cleaned when
adhered and use of fire is strictly prohibited.
◎ For the sake of preventing environmental contamination, be minded to entrust the disposal and
treatment of the waste oils and liquids to the authorized special waste disposing company.
A. Restore the lagging or heat-preventive covers, combustible oil splash preventive means (splash-
proof tape) and protective covers, which were removed for inspection and maintenance, to each
original position. 5
B. After the completion of assembling, confirm that there is no abnormality in each part, by conducting
the turning of engines and the priming with each corresponding oil. After checking the parts during
turning, close the indicator valve without fail.
C. After the completion of working, return the turning equipment and turning bar used to the "OFF"
position.
D. Record the work contents of the inspection and maintenance and the replaced parts in the daily
report respectively.
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compressor
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Measurement and Adjustment: Exhaust Air Temperature
/ Pressure and Temperature of Each Part DE-18 3.1, 3.2
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Measurement and Adjustment:
3.2 DE-18 Pressure and Temperature of Each Part
A.Intake Air Pressure When the intake air temperature is too low, it
Since the intake air pressure changes in accor- causes abnormal or excessive wear of the cylinder
dance with load, each pressure when the engine liner, intake air valve, etc., since the water drops is
was new (or, after adjustment) becomes a refer- formed by the dew condensation.
ence value. Further, if the intake air temperature is too high,
it damages the parts around the combustion cham-
The more the compressor of the turbocharger is
ber such as the exhaust valve, since the exhaust
fouled, the more the intake air will decrease,
air temperature increases. (Exhaust air tempera-
resulting in the deterioration of the engine perform-
ture varies in proportion to the intake air tempera-
ance (e.g. increase of the exhaust air temperature
ture, and also varies in the rate of approximately 2
and increase of the fuel consumption rate), and times the change of the suction air temperature of
therefore regularly conduct the compressor clean- the turbocharger.)
ing and prevent the progress of fouling.
It is systematically designed, in case the engine
( :5-4.4 "Cleaning Turbocharger Compressor") load is below the specified load, to automatically
activate the cooling water bypass, to let water in
the low temperature line to bypass so the air sup-
The turbocharger is at a high-temperature ply temperature can be increased to improve com-
during operation and just after the engine is bustion at the time of low load.
stopped. If you touch it with bare hands during
cleaning, you may burn your hands. Wear
If the intake air temperature gets out of the prop-
safety gloves without fail.
er range owing to a low room temperature, or
when automatic adjustment of intake air tempera-
ture cannot be made for some reasons, operate
It is impossible to completely remove the
the following procedure.
fouls even when cleansing by compressor
cleaning, and to prevent the deterioration of
engine performance by the elapse of time. <Intake Air Adjusting Procedure>
However, if the cleaning is neglected, fouling The intake air adjustment can be made by chang-
will accelerate, resulting in worsening of the ing the cooling water flow rate in the air cooler.
engine performance, and as the result it will (1) Turn the adjusting screw (B) of the cooling
be required to disassemble and clean the tur- water bypass valve clockwise.
bocharger much earlier than when the clean- (2) Be attentive to changes in the intake air tem-
ing is periodically conducted. perature, and adjust the adjusting screw feed
so as to be within the proper range.
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Measurement and Adjustment:
Pressure and Temperature of Each Part DE-18 3.2
In the case that the intake air does not fall within <Lubricating Oil Pressure Adjusting
the proper range even when the entire amount of Procedure>
cooling water is flowed into the air cooler, it is When adjusting the lubricating oil pressure, use
required to disassemble and adjust the air cooler the adjusting screw on the lubricating oil relief
since the fouling of the air cooler can be consid- valve.
ered. (1) Remove the hexagon cap nut (A) and loosen
( :12-3 "Air Cooler" in "Maintenance Manual") the nut (B).
(2) Turn the adjusting screw (C), and adjust the
pressure.
● Clockwise turning (tightening)
→ Increase of pressure
● Counterclockwise turning (loosening)
→ Decrease of pressure
(3) Be attentive to changes in the pressure, and
confirm that the pressure entered within the
blue mark range.
(4) Tighten the lock nut (B) and attach the hexa-
C.Lubricating Oil Pressure gon cap nut (A).
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Measurement and Adjustment:
3.2 DE-18 Pressure and Temperature of Each Part
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Measurement and Adjustment:
Pressure and Temperature of Each Part DE-18 3.2
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Measurement and Adjustment:
3.2 DE-18 Pressure and Temperature of Each Part
b. Engine Using Diesel Fuel Oil H. Fuel Oil Temperature ... When Using Heavy
Fuel Oil
*Proper range: 0.2~0.3 MPa Heavy fuel oil must be heated so as to make its
viscosity suitable for injection, before the oil is
In the case of diesel fuel oil, the pressure adjust- supplied to the engine.
ment procedure is the same as in the case of
heavy fuel oil specification, since the same type of *Proper viscosity (engine inlet) dynam-
the fuel relief valve is used in both cases. ic viscosity: 11~14 mm2/s
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Measurement and Adjustment:
Maximum Combustion Pressure DE-18 3.3
Pmax varies according to the initial fuel injection During measurement, the measured values may
pumping angle, however, it is readily adjusted and change due to such factors as the occurrence of
set at an optimum value at the time of shipment the load fluctuation. In such a case, perform the
from our factory. measurement again to obtain a stable data.
( :"Test Run Record" included in the final
Since the items mentioned in this section documents)
will be the items to which the engine setting
value specified in NOx technical code shall be
applied, do not make any change that may
deviate from the setting value.
( :0-3 "Engine Conforming to NOx
Technical Code")
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Measurement and Adjustment:
3.3 DE-18 Maximum Combustion Pressure
<Measuring Procedure>
i) Open the indicator valve with a special wrench
for indicator valve before installing the indica-
tor, and close the indicator valve after lightly
releasing it 1~2 times.
ii) Install the indicator to the indicator catch, and
securely lock it by turning the lock nut.
iii) Close the exhaust valve of the indicator.
iv) Open the indicator valve.
v) Check the reading of the pressure on the indi-
cator.
vi) Close the indicator.
vii) Open the exhaust valve of the indicator, and
remove the indicator after indicating reading
has become "O".
viii) Attach a heat shield cover over the indicator
valve.
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Inspection and Maintenance: Inspecting Parts around Intake and
Exhaust Valves, and Adjusting Valve End Clearance DE-18 4.1
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Inspection and Maintenance: Inspecting Parts around Intake and
4.1 DE-18 Exhaust Valves, and Adjusting Valve End Clearance
(3) Bring the valve end "A" into close contact with
the valve retainer tee, fit a dial gauge to the
valve retainer tee, and tighten the adjusting
screw (A) until the pointer swings. Make sure
that the valve ends "A" and "B" simultaneously
get into contact with the valve retainer tee.
(4) Engage a spanner around the hexagonal
head of the adjusting screw (A), and tighten the
lock nut while paying attention so that the
screw and nut do not slip and turn.
(5) Insert a thickness gauge of the specified thick-
ness into the clearance "C" on the top part of
the valve retaining tee, and adjust the clear-
ance using the adjusting screw (B).
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Inspection and Maintenance:
Inspecting and Maintenance of Fuel Oil Injection Valve DE-18 4.2
( :"Parts List")
1. O-ring 2-24.1 No.11
2. O-ring 2-24.1 No.14
3. O-ring 2-24.1 No.502
4. O-ring 2-24.1 No.503
5. O-ring 2-24.1 No.505
6. Gasket 2-24.1 No.506
b. Implements and Measuring Instruments
1. General tools and measuring instruments
( :Final documents)
2. Fuel oil injection valve extracting tool
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Inspection and Maintenance:
4.2 DE-18 Inspecting and Maintenance of Fuel Oil Injection Valve
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ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance:
Inspecting and Maintenance of Fuel Oil Injection Valve DE-18 4.2
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5 Inspection and Maintenance
ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance:
4.2 DE-18 Inspecting and Maintenance of Fuel Oil Injection Valve
Nozzle cleaning
implement
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Inspection and Maintenance:
Inspecting and Maintenance of Fuel Oil Injection Valve DE-18 4.2
5
Be careful not to tighten the retaining nut
with the torque over the specified value, since
it may cause the sticking of the needle valve
of the nozzle.
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Inspection and Maintenance:
4.2 DE-18 Inspecting and Maintenance of Fuel Oil Injection Valve
(4) Insert that fuel oil injection valve into the noz-
Nozzle holder
zle holder guide hole, after confirming that the guide Fuel oil
old gasket is not left behind in the guide hole. Circular injection pump
packing (G)
(5)Tighten them with the specified torque after
fitting tightening nut (D).
Fuel oil
* Specified torque: 60 N•m high-pressure
joint (3)
(6) Insert the inlet connector (C) into the cylinder Fuel oil
high-pressure
head. flange (2) Fuel oil
(Set the slit of the inlet connector (C) on the fuel injection pump
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Inspection and Maintenance: Cleaning Filters DE-18 4.3
a. Replacing Consumables
5
( :"Parts List")
1. O-ring 3-2.5.1 No.514
2. Packing 3-2.5.1 No.152
3. Packing 3-2.5.1 No.266
b. Blow-Off Cleaning
In the case of blow-off cleaning, deposits can be
removed by reversely flowing the fluid through the
element on one side, and this type of cleaning has
no cleaning effect when the element is substantial-
ly clogged, and therefore be minded to conduct the
blow-off cleaning in the earlier state, while the
fouled degree of filter is still light. (The cleaning
should be conducted at least once a week.)
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<Blow-off Cleaning Procedure> (2) Open the drain valve and loosen the air
(1) Open the drain cock at the bottom part of vent valve at the top of the case and dis-
filter. charge oil.
At this time, be careful so that waste oil will (3) Pull out the hexagon cap nut and air vent
not scatter or overflow from the valve. valve to remove the air vent pipe .
(2) Turn the selector cock handle (usually, set (4) Clean the element with washing oil or gas oil,
to "Used position on both sides" ) to the and conduct blow-off cleaning from the inside.
"Blow-off" position (about 60°), and quickly (5) Clean each of the parts overhauled and the
conduct the operation to return the handle to
grooves for case packing of the filter housing
the previous position (within 0.5~1 sec.)
.
(3) Repeat this operation 2~3 times.
(4) Also conduct the above same procedure on
the other side.
(5) Close the drain valve.
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Inspection and Maintenance: Cleaning Filters DE-18 4.3
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B. Auto Back Wash Filter (Lubricating Oil) (3) Fix the nozzle part of rotor assembly with a
Please refer to the separately provided, vice, etc.
“Maintenance Edition”, for instructions on how to
handle this filter.
( :Separately provided "Lubricating Oil When fixing the nozzle part of rotor assem-
Auto Back Wash Filter") bly, use care not to damage the nozzle or the
spindle bearing.
C. Centrifugal Bypass Filter (Lubricating Oil)
(4) Remove sludge deposited on the inner side of
• Centrifugal bypass filter systematically supple-
case cover (2) and rotor assembly with a spatu-
ments sludge to the rotor inner wall by the cen-
la, etc.
trifugal force mechanically generated by the
(5) Clean the case cover (2) and rotor assembly
rotational movement of rotor induced in
with washing oil, etc.
response against the squirting of lubricating oil
triggered from the internal rotor nozzle. (6) Pour washing oil into the rotor assembly and
observe how it comes out from the nozzle to
• Keep the valve at the filter inlet fully open during
check if it is clogged or not.
engine operation and close it during cleaning of
the filter or when any error occurs in the filter,
e.g. when abnormal sound or abnormal vibra-
Remove the sludge completely. If any
tions are generated.
sludge is remaining, vibration will occur during
• When sludge is deposited and the rotor
rotation due to lack of balance, causing dam-
becomes heavy, the rotation speed may be
age in the bearing.
slowed or the rotation may come to a halt, dis-
abling further supplementation of sludge. Make (7) Check for any damage in the case cover (2) or
sure to perform cleaning at least once every case assembly bearing.
week. (Generation quantity of sludge differs
according to the operating condition of the
b. Assembly and Restoration
engine. Adjust the cleaning cycle by observing
Conduct the assembly by reversing the order of
the supplementing conditions.)
disassembly.
Perform bypass filter cleaning at the time of Check if there is any damage in the O-ring.
engine shutdown. Performing disassembly Before assembling the case cover (2), con-
while the engine is in operation is dangerous, firm that the rotor assembly rotates smoothly.
as mist gas may gush out.
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Inspection and Maintenance: Cleaning Filters DE-18 4.3
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Inspection and Maintenance:
4.4 DE-18 Cleaning Turbocharger Compressor
CKT CKT
CKT
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Inspection and Maintenance:
Cleaning Turbocharger Turbine DE-18 4.5
Cleaning
piping
Compressed air
The turbocharger is at a high-temperature
during operation and just after the engine is
stopped. If you touch it with bare hands during Valve [1]
Nozzle
Cleaning
piping Cleaning
piping
Valve (V1)
Fresh water
Fresh water
Regulate the water pressure 0.15 MPa Regulate the water pressure 0.25~0.5 MPa
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Inspection and Maintenance:
4.6 DE-18 Measuring Crankshaft Deflection
A. Replacing Consumables and Measuring (4) Set the reading on the gauge scale to +20 at
Instruments the position "B" in the Figure. (To make clear
a. Replacing Consumables the positive and negative directions.)
( :"Parts List") (5) Slowly turn the engine in the normal direction
1. O-ring (frame side cover) 2-2 No.3 of rotation, and measure the reading on the
b. Implements and Measuring Instruments scale when the crankshaft is at the angle of
1. General tools "B", "C", "D", "E", and "A" respectively, of which
data shall be recorded.
( :"Implement List" in the final docu-
ments)
Crank-pin
2. Deflection gauge
3. Mirror
Deflection gauge
deflection varies according to the loaded cargo
conditions, be minded to record the conditions of Balance weight
loaded cargo, draft, temperature, and so on, at Gauge head
the same time.
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Inspection and Maintenance:
Measuring Crankshaft Deflection DE-18 4.6
3 4
x x
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4.6 DE-18 Measuring Crankshaft Deflection
<Reference>
Deflection in warm condition
Values of deflection measured in the hot state
are usually different from those measured in the
cold state.
This is reasoned by the fact that temperature
increase of the engine bed is more than that of the
bearing housing of a generator that is directly driv-
en by the engine, and this raises the crankshaft
more in relation to the driven shaft causing change
in deflection to (deflection is narrower with
the crank pin positioned at the upper side than at
the lower side). This makes difference in deflection
between the hot state and the cold state.
Since this difference in deflection between the
cold and the hot states is thus caused by differ-
ence in dimension of the bearing and in the tem-
perature between the engine and the generator, its
adjustment is not possible and this characteristic of
deflection is considered as the one unique to the
electric generator unit.
We try to adjust the deflection so that the deflec-
tion may be as near to the positive (+) limit (like
/wider with the crank pin positioned at the
upper side) as possible in the cold state in order to
minimize the absolute value of deflection in the hot
state.
Deflection measured in the hot state varies with
temperature, and the value usually changes meas-
urement to measurement. However, to our experi-
ence, they almost fall within a range of 3-4/10000 x
stroke and the direction of deflection is (nar-
rower with the crank pin positioned at the upper
side than at the lower side).
Beware of the fact that temperature of the
engine sometimes quickly increases after its stop-
page and measurements are different from the
proper value due to influence of thermal expansion
caused by temperature difference between the
measurement instrument and the crankshaft.
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MEMO DE-18
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CHAPTER
6 Control of Fuel Oil, Lubricating Oil, and Cooling Water
ITEM
Selecting Fuel Oil / Fuel Oil Characteristics and
1.1,1.2 GENERAL Control
Fuel oil characteristics will greatly affect the smooth operation of engine, maintenance inter-
vals, as well as the working life of various parts. Therefore control is that the fuel oil characteris-
tics become within the standard value.
When supplying the fuel oil, it is required not only to confirm the characteristics referring to
the characteristics analysis table, but also to conduct the control of the oil in accordance with
each characteristics.
Particularly when using heavy fuel oil, conduct the preprocessing of fuel oil, the control of vis-
cosity (temperature), the purifying of the fuel and the control of lubricating oil without fail, so
that troubles arising from fuel oil can be prevented.
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Fuel Oil Characteristics and Control GENERAL 1.2
GENERAL C 16-10
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1.2 GENERAL Fuel Oil Characteristics and Control
(ISO8217:2012)
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Fuel Oil Characteristics and Control GENERAL 1.2
Density kg/m3
CCAI : Combustibility
900 1040
Increasingly 890
difficult to
combustion 880 1020
870
Unstable
860 1000
combustion
850
840 980
830
Normal
820 960
810
800 940
790
780 920
770 6
760 900
860 880
750
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
VISCOSITY mm2/s at 50Υ
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ITEM
1.2 GENERAL Fuel Oil Characteristics and Control
o o
100 F 50 C
9000
7000
5000
4000 Rw#1
3000 11 10000
Kinematic Viscosity (mm2/s)
2000 10
1500
9 5000
1000
8 2
800
600 7
500 2000
400 1 1500
6
300
250 1000
5
200
150 4 500
100
80
3
60
50 200
40
30
25 100
20
15
14 60
10 2
50
8
6 40
5
1
4
3
2 30
-10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Example) ձFind the temperature which obtains the proper viscocity (14 mm2/s at engine inlet)
The point at intersect of curve No. 9 with the horizontal line which obtains proper
temperature 130oC.
ղFind the temperature which obtains the proper viscocity (14 mm2/s at engine inlet)
The point at intersect of curve No. 11 with the horizontal line which obtains proper
temperature 140oC.
Note: 1. The viscosity temperature characteristics of fuel oil may slightly differ depending on the original
place of production or its refining process, and therefore confirm the viscosity with a viscometer,
and determine the proper value when actually operating the engine.
2. Kinematic viscosity 1 mm2/s= 1 cSt
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2.1,2.2 GENERAL Selection and Control of Lubricating Oil
Lubricating oil only plays an extremely important roles for engine, not only lubricating the
sliding parts but also cooling the various parts, ensuring air tightness, acting as a detergent-dis-
persant, or acting as a neutralizing acids.
For the purpose of maintaining the engine in proper conditions and assuring the smooth oper-
ation, it is indispensable to select suitable lubricating oil brands taking into consideration the
use purpose of engine, the fuel oil to be used, the load to be connected, etc., and to conduct an
appropriate control of the lubricating oil.
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Control of Lubricating Oil GENERAL 2.2
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2.2 GENERAL Control of Lubricating Oil
Kind of fuel oil DMA, DMZ, DMB RMA10, RMB30 RME180, RMG180 RMG380, RMG500
RMG700
(ISO) (ISO) (ISO) (ISO)
Marine gas oil Up to 200 Sec. Up to 1500 Sec. Up to 7000 Sec.
Name of company or
Marine diesel oil R.W. NO.1 R.W. NO.1 R.W. NO.1
MOBILGARD M330
EXXONMOBIL MOBILGARD 312 MOBILGARD M330 MOBILGARD M340
MOBILGARD M340
ARGINA T30
SHELL GADINIA AL30 ARGINA T30 ARGINA X30
ARGINA X30
Sinopec TPEO 3012 Sinopec TPEO 3020 Sinopec TPEO 3030 Sinopec TPEO 3040
Sinopec
Sinopec TPEO 3015 Sinopec TPEO 3030 Sinopec TPEO 3040
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Control of Lubricating Oil GENERAL 2.2
Kind of fuel oil DMA, DMZ, DMB RMA10, RMB30 RME180, RMG180 RMG380, RMG500
RMG700
(ISO) (ISO) (ISO) (ISO)
Marine gas oil Up to 200 Sec. Up to 1500 Sec. Up to 7000 Sec.
Name of company or
Marine diesel oil R.W. NO.1 R.W. NO.1 R.W. NO.1
BP ENERGOL BP ENERGOL BP ENERGOL
BP ENERGOL IC-HFX204 IC-HFX304 IC-HFX404
DS3-154
IC-HFX404
BP CASTROL CASTROL
CASTROL CASTROL
MHP154 TLX PLUS204 TLX PLUS304 TLX PLUS404
TLX PLUS404
MOBILGARD M430
EXXON MOBIL MOBILGARD 412 MOBILGARD M430 MOBILGARD M440
MOBILGARD M440
MARBRAX CCD430
PETROBRAS MARBRAX CCD415 MARBRAX CCD420 MARBRAX CCD440
MARBRAX CCD440
ARGINA T40
SHELL GADINIA AL40 ARGINA T40 ARGINA X40
ARGINA X40
Sinopec TPEO 4012 Sinopec TPEO 4020 Sinopec TPEO 4030 Sinopec TPEO 4040
Sinopec
Sinopec TPEO 4015 Sinopec TPEO 4030 Sinopec TPEO 4040
GENERAL D 17-05
CHAPTER
6 Control of Fuel Oil, Lubricating Oil, and Cooling Water
ITEM
Cooling Fresh Water (Raw Water) / Corrosion
3.1,3.2 GENERAL Prevention Agent
Use the fresh water as cooling water at cylinder jacket for prevention of the corrosion and
deterioration of the cooling effect due to adhesion of the scale.
In case of insufficient control of cooling water, cylinder jacket line can be cause local over-
heating due to the corrosion or adhesion of the scale, and result in the abnormal wear or dam-
age to the engine parts.
6-3.1 Cooling Fresh Water (Raw Water) 6-3.2 Corrosion Prevention Agent
As cooling fresh water (raw water), be minded to (1) As corrosion prevention agent, we recom-
use the soft water that meets water quality stan- mend the agent which is nitrous acid type.
dards shown in Table 6-3.1 below, or the water to
(2) Commercially available brands are shown in
which softening processing has been adminis-
Table 6-3.2.
tered.
When using them, carefully read the manufac-
turer's instruction manual, and properly use
the agent in accordance with the use standard
as well as the control standard.
Effect (reference)
Item Standards
Corrosion Scale
-
Chloride ion (Cl ) 100 mg/kg Max.
+
Ammonium ion (NH4 ) 0.05 mg/kg Max.
GENERAL D 16-10
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Control of Fuel Oil, Lubricating Oil, and Cooling Water 6
ITEM
Corrosion Prevention Agent / Control of Cooling
Water GENERAL 3.2,3.3
Corrosion prevention agent is poisonous (3) Replace the entire amount of cooling water
and toxic substance. Therefore, be minded once every year or 2 years.
never to drink the cooling water that is added
with corrosion prevention agent.
Further, regarding the handling of the cool-
ing water added with corrosion prevention Be minded never to directly discharge the
agent, be sure to wear the protective gears
such as rubber gloves and masks, so that
cooling water, which are added with corrosion
agent, into sea or river, without adequate pro- 6
your hands or skin do not directly touch the cessing.
cooling water. When disposing the cooling water, be sure
If the corrosion prevention agent has acci- to conduct the water examination, to ensure
dentally touched your skin or entered your that the COD concentration of cooling water is
eyes or mouth, immediately wash them with diluted to be within the specified value.
fresh water sufficiently.
GENERAL B 16-10
CHAPTER
Troubleshooting and Countermeasures
7
ITEM
Defect or failure of the engine is caused not only by faulty or improperly adjusted engine
parts, but also by faulty equipment, improper operation and maintenance work, in addition to the
courses attributable to fuel oil characteristics. More often than not, each engine problem is
caused by two or more causes that are interrelated. Therefore, it is impossible to provide the
descriptions of the countermeasure for every single defect or failure.
This chapter describes the defects and problems that are frequently found on engines, as well
as the generally probable causes and countermeasures for such defects and problems. If your
engine has a defect or failure that is not described in this section, or if you cannot discover the
causes after inspection, contact our Service Department.
B. Inspect, disassemble, and adjust the engine correctly according to the instruction manual. To prevent
accidents, never neglect "Safety Precautions".
C. Be sure to use the genuine parts of DAIHATSU DIESEL MFG. CO., LTD. or those specified in the parts
list. We cannot thereafter guarantee the proper operation of the engine unless such parts are used.
If you are out of the spare parts for servicing, immediately control us for replenishment.
Instruments such as tachometers, thermometers, and pressure gauge may provide incorrect indica-
tion even if the engine is running normally.
Inspect the instruments on a daily basis to make sure their indication is correct. Replace any defects
instrument. Always use correct indications as an index for determining the engine conditions.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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7
ITEM
Starting Defect DE-18 2.1
7-2 Troubleshooting and Countermeasures
7-2.1 Starting Defect
[Phenomenon] [Trouble] [Countermeasures]
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2.2, 2.3 DE-18 Engine Revolution is Not Smooth / Insufficient Output
DE-18 Z 12-01
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7
ITEM
Abnormal Exhaust Gas Temperature or Maximum
Combustion Pressure DE-18 2.4
DE-18 A 14-03
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Troubleshooting and Countermeasures
7
ITEM
DE-18 A 14-03
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Troubleshooting and Countermeasures
7
ITEM
Abnormal Noise / Abnormal Vibration DE-18 2.6
DE-18 A 14-03
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Troubleshooting and Countermeasures
7
ITEM
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7
ITEM
Unable to stop Engine / Overspeed DE-18 2.8, 2.9
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Troubleshooting and Countermeasures
7
ITEM
2.10,2.11 DE-18 Low Lubricating Oil Pressure / High Lubricating Oil Temperature
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Troubleshooting and Countermeasures
7
ITEM
Low Cooling Water Pressure (Jacket Line)
/ High Cooling Water Temperature / Low Cooling Water Temperature DE-18 2.12,13,14
DE-18 Z 12-01
6DE-18
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
( MAINTENANCE )
V08
● Replacement Parts
. Hazards and nonconformities of imitation parts
<Use of imitation parts causes accidents.>
1. Recent engines have compact bodies and high power, and are designed to prevent fuel
deterioration and to reduce NOx discharge. Even if imitation parts are similar in shape
to the genuine parts, the use of imitation parts will degrade the engine performance
because of their fragile materials and low machining accuracy. Since the service life of
such parts is short, the engine must be maintained more frequently.
2.If imitation parts are used for the engine conforming to NOx Technical Code, the certificate
(EIAPP) may lose its validity, and operation of the engine may be inhibited.
3. If you use imitation parts, you will not be supplied with parts improved in quality and
performance.
4. If imitation parts are used, it may be difficult to make insurance claims for the engine
when any accident occurs.
5. We take no responsibility for the engine in which imitation parts are used.
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TYPE DE ENGINE
HOW TO ORDER PARTS
For the TYPE DE engine, we have newly adopted a parts control system. To properly control the parts
at the production stage and delivery stage, we have stored the data of each engine, such as specifica-
tions and applicable parts, in the database.
When ordering parts, engine number and parts code ( 8-digit ,10-digit or 12-digit codes) are requested.
Before ordering parts, be sure to check your engine number so that we can promptly send you the right
parts.
Before ordering a part, be sure to check the engine number, part name, and part code.
Engine number: DE618Z0001
(Check the engine number shown in the operation result sheet or the engine
number marked on the actual engine.)
Part name: F. O. NOZZLE
(Check the part name shown in the parts list.)
Part code: 06473-013
(Check the part code shown in the parts list.)
Various parts of our engines are controlled for each engine. If you use the part once ordered to the
other type of engine, please contact our sales company, and ask whether the part can be used for the
other engine.
Use of the part for the other type of engine may not be possible due to difference in the specifications,
improvement of the part, etc.
If a wrong type of part is used for your engine, an unexpected problem may occur. In addition, if your
engine is conformed to NOx Technical CodeI, the certificate may lose its validity.
For the NOx control parts, be sure to write the parts replacement history in the engine record book to
properly control the parts.
DE-18 INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(MAINTENANCE)
CHAPTER
CHAPTER 0 INTRODUCTION 0
CHAPTER 1 EQUIPMENT ARRANGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 1
CHAPTER 7 CRANKSHAFT 7
CHAPTER 8 TIMING GEARS AND CAMSHAFT 8
CHAPTER 9 FUEL OIL INJECTION DEVICE 9
CHAPTER 10 VALVE OPERATING DEVICE 10
CHAPTER 11 GOVERNOR DRIVE UNIT 11
CHAPTER 12 INTAKE AND EXHAUST DEVICE 12
CHAPTER 13 STARTING AIR SYSTEM 13
CHAPTER 14 FUEL OIL SYSTEM 14
CHAPTER 15 LUBRICATING OIL SYSTEM 15
CHAPTER 16 COOLING WATER SYSTEM 16
CHAPTER 17 ENGINE CONTROL AND PROTECTIVE DEVICE 17
ITEM
CONTENTS DE-18
CHAPTER 0 INTRODUCTION 0
1. Prior to Start of Engine Maintenance 0-1
2. Precautions Pertaining to Maintenance 0-2
2.1 Safety Precautions 0-2.1
2.2 Precautions for Disassembly, Maintenance, and Assembly 0-2.2
2.3 Check Items after Disassembly, Maintenance, and Assembly 0-2.3
3. Engine Conforming to NOx Technical Code 0-3
3.1 Outline 0-3.1
3.2 The Parts to be Specified 0-3.2
3.3 Engine Setting Value 0-3.3
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DE-18 CONTENTS
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ITEM
CONTENTS DE-18
CHAPTER 7 CRANKSHAFT 7
1. General of Structure 7-1
2. Replacement Consumable Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments 7-2
3. Inspection and Maintenance of Crankshaft 7-3
3.1 Inspection of Crankpin 7-3.1
3.2 Inspection of Crank Journal 7-3.2
3.3 Inspection of Balance Weight Bolt Tightening Force 7-3.3
3.4 Inspection of Oil Thrower Cover Clearance 7-3.4
4. Measurement of Crankshaft Deflection 7-4
DE-18 A 16-08
CHAPTER
ITEM
DE-18 CONTENTS
DE-18 Z 12-01
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ITEM
CONTENTS DE-18
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
ITEM
DE-18 CONTENTS
DE-18 A 12-03
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ITEM
CONTENTS DE-18
DE-18 B 15-10
CHAPTER
Introduction 0
ITEM
Prior to Start of Engine Maintenance DE-18 1
0
0.Introduction
(1) Only skilled operators who have carefully read and fully understood the instruction manual
should operate, inspect and service this machine.
Operation, inspection or servicing by persons inadequately familiar with the machine may
result in personal injury, equipment damage or environmental hazard.
(2) No responsibility shall be assumed whatsoever for product damage or any associated fires,
oil spills or other environmental hazards, personal injuries, property damage or economic
losses caused by the use of non-genuine parts or operation, inspection or servicing that devi-
ates from the instruction manual.
(3) We shall repair new parts or replace any flawed parts made or sold by us, however no com-
pensation shall be provided for damage to any equipment not of our manufacture or cargo, or
personnel, fire-fighting, towing or other expenses arising from the use of such flawed parts or
fowled fuel, lubricant, cooling water or other medium.
(4) This instruction manual is subject to change without notice.
Before the maintenance work is performed, read this Manual sufficiently, fully understand the
structure of the parts concerned, and understand well the contents of the work in advance, and
fully understand the working procedure and then start the work. Execution of the work without
sufficient advance understanding not only results in spending useless labors but also lead to
the troubles and damages of the engine due to wrong assembly, and personal accidents as well.
Strictly avoid use of the engine for a purpose other than the original purpose of the use of
engine, or on the conditions that are different from the specified conditions or handling against
the descriptions given herein, since such operation causes accidents or troubles.
Be advised that the descriptions of this manual are subject to change without notice.
:"Prohibition"=Prohibited practice that can affect the safety of personnel and the engine
DE-18 Z 12-01
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0 Introduction
ITEM
B. Be sure to replace any parts of which damages were found and which reached the limit from the disas-
sembly and inspection.
C. If any parts other than genuine parts or specified parts are used, we do not guarantee the engine quality
after the replacement.
D. If it is difficult to take measures or action at the site or necessary replacement parts are not available,
contact our Service Department or branch office (listed at the head of this document), and take proper
measures.
At that time, be sure to inform us or our agent of the engine type and the engine number.
E. For handling of the following equipment, refer to the Individual Instruction Manuals attached separately.
・Turbocharger
・Governor
・Lubricating oil cooler
・Lubricating oil auto back wash filter
・Lubricating oil centrifugal filter
・Lubricating oil priming pump
・Control equipment
・Ancillary equipment of special specifications
F. Keep this Instruction Manual and the related documents (drawings, materials, etc.) in the specified place
at all times for ready reference by the persons engaged in the operation and maintenance of engine at
any time, and at the same time, when the engine supervisor is changed, the predecessor is requested to
transfer his duties to the successor completely.
G. To prevent environmental pollution, do not thoughtlessly dispose of waste parts or waste liquids. Such
waste parts and liquids should be disposed of by authorized waste disposal firms.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Introduction 0
ITEM
Precautions Pertaining to Maintenance: Safety Precautions DE-18 2.1
0
0-2 Precautions Pertaining to Maintenance
0-2.1 Safety Precautions
A. After stop of the engine, do not open the side cover of engine frame for at least 10 minutes, until
the engine cools down sufficiently. If fresh air should flow into the engine, while the engine is not
cooled down, explosion may occur igniting on the oil mist.
B. Revolution of the engine during the disassembly or inspection work causes great hazards such as
injury resulting from entanglement.
● Before starting the disassembly or inspection work, put the control handle position back to the
"STOP" position, securely close the valves on the starting air system, extract starting air on the
engine side, and confirm that the engine does not revolve.
● Be sure to turn OFF the control power.
● When turning the engine, be sure to check that the rotary section is free from contact with other
sections, and that turning of the engine does not bring about hazards to the co-workers or per-
sons in vicinity, and conduct turning with signs exchanged between the workers.
● When moving sections of the engine is disassembled or inspected, take the measures to prevent
the crankshaft from idle turning.
● The turning bar should be removed from the flywheel except when the engine is turned.
C. Before executing the work, use protection wear such as gloves, hard hat, safety shoes, and safety
goggles depending on the applicable situations.
● While the engine is operating, and just after the engine is stopped, particularly the exhaust pipe,
turbocharger, cylinder heads and parts around them are hot. When servicing them, wear safety
gloves to avoid burns.
D. The engine room floor and the surroundings are slippery as a result of the deposit of oil. Wipe off
oil on the floor and the shoe soles before starting operation or work. When the work is intended at
a high place such as on a step board, particularly be careful of your footing to prevent falling acci-
dents.
E. When disassembling each pipeline, set all the valves in the external connections to the "CLOSE"
position, and gradually loosen the air vent plug to release the remaining pressure in advance, so
that internal liquid does not spout.
If each filter and the joint area of piping system are disassembled immediately after the engine is
stopped, high-temperature oil or water may spout out under residual pressure, and may cause
burn accidents. Contact of the splashing hot oil with any high-temperature part may cause a fire.
Take utmost care not to splash the oil.
F. When the spring-incorporated valves or devices are disassembled, conduct the assembly work
very carefully, since the spring may jump out to cause an injury to the worker.
G. Do not lift heavy parts and equipment forcibly with physical strength. Use wire ropes and chain
blocks to lift them. Also keep away from under lifted things.
Concerning the wire ropes used to lift the parts, select a normal one free from break or twist of the
element wire, and of the specified dimensions conforming to the applicable weight.
H. When inspecting and disassembling an electrical product, be sure to turn OFF the POWER switch,
and put up a sign of "Under Construction".
I. When handling a liquid, strictly observe the following instructions:
● Fuel oil, lubricating oil = Flammable --- Use of fire is strictly prohibited.
● Rust-preventive agent for fresh water, anti-freeze solution for fresh water and mercury (ther-
mometer) = Poisonous --- Drinking is prohibited and cleaning when adhered.
● Battery liquid, organic solvents = Poisonous and flammable gas generation --- Drinking is prohib-
ited, cleaned when adhered and use of fire is strictly prohibited.
◎ To prevent environmental pollution, entrust special waste disposal firms with disposal of used waste oil
and waste liquids.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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0 Introduction
ITEM
Precautions Pertaining to Maintenance: Precautions/Check
2.2,2.3 DE-18 for Disassembly, Maintenance, and Assembly
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Introduction 0
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Engine Conforming to NOx Technical Code: Outline/
The Parts to be Specified/Engine Setting Value DE-18 3.1~3.3
0
0-3 Engine Conforming to NOx Technical Code
0-3.1 Outline
A. The marine diesel engines to which the Regulation 13 "Nitrogen Oxides (NOx)", Annex VI "Regulations
for the Prevention of Air Pollution from Ships", MARPOL 73/78 is applied should conform to NOx
Technical Code.
B. The engines conforming to NOx Technical Code are authorized as an engine group or an engine family,
and it is allowed to apply the engine parameter check method to them, when receiving the NOx dis-
charge inspection on board.
The engine parameter check method is a method for verifying that the engine components and the set-
ting values conform to the requirements specified in the technical file, and does not require the measure-
ment of NOx discharge. To the engines that are not conforming to the requirements of the technical file,
the engine parameter check method cannot be applied. For such engines, the measurement of NOx dis-
charge shall be required.
The followings are the items that are set to conform to NOx Technical Code:
<Item set before shipment>
A. Fuel oil injection timing
DE-18 Z 12-01
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1 Equipment Arrangement and Maintenance Schedule
ITEM
Governor
Air Cooler
Gauge Board
Starting Air
Cam Gear Rotary Valve
Idle Gear
Cranck Shaft
Cranck Gear
Main Bearing
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Equipment Arrangement and Maintenance Schedule 1
ITEM
Equipment Arrangement DE-18 1
Air Cooler
L.T. Cooling Water Pump Lubricating Oil Pump Fuel Oil Filter Engine Number (Engraving)
DE-18 Z 16-06
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1 Equipment Arrangement and Maintenance Schedule
ITEM
This table covers the periodic disassembly and maintenance items of the engine. For the items related
with daily maintenance and inspection, refer to the separate volume.( :"Operation")
( :Periodical inspection, 䂥 :The 1st inspection after the initial operation, and after overhaul and
maintenance, :Replacement.)
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Maintenance Schedule Table DE-18 2
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Notes:
1. The above table shows the standard values of the man-hour as well as the overhaul and maintenance
period under the conditions of general use of the heavy fuel oil.
In servicing an actual engine, initially set the work man-hour more, and set the overhaul and maintenance
interval shorter than those shown in the table.
Later reset the work man-hour as well as the overhaul and maintenance interval to the most appropriate
values, according to the operating conditions, work environment, and the results of the overhaul.
2. The work man-hour is based on the standard values for the experienced workers who are also skilled in
restoration. Therefore, please plan to have extra times for beginner.
3. The mark " " given in the work-hour column indicates the man-hour per unit (one cylinder or one bear-
ing). When the number of the objects is "n" pieces, multiply the value by "n".
4. Have the work marked with " " executed by a professional technician of the manufacturer or mainte-
nance company, of conduct the work under his guidance.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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ITEM
MEMO DE-18
1
CHAPTER
2 General Maintenance Items
ITEM
Make the following preparation before starting the engine disassembly and mainte-
nance work
DE-18 Z 12-01
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General Maintenance Items 2
ITEM
General Consumables and Materials/General Tools,
Implements, and Measuring Instruments DE-18 2.1, 2.2
DE-18 Z 12-01
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2 General Maintenance Items
ITEM
Torque A 50
Rod connecting bolt 24 o
+ turning angle 25
After completely screwing in
Side bolt Hydraulic tightening Oil pressure 70 MPa the stud bolt, return it 1/4 to
1/2 of a turn.
LOCTITE 271
Cam shaft connecting bolt (stud bolt) 8 (Threaded oprtion)
DE-18 C 15-04
CHAPTER
General Maintenance Items 2
ITEM
Bolt and Nut Tightening Torque, Tightening Oil Pressure DE-18 3
If any agent other than the specified products is applied, the friction force of the threaded portions
changes, and the bolts are tightened excessively or insufficiently. As the result of this, the bolts may
be broken or loosened, thereby causing serious damage to the engine.
7. Bolts coated with adhesive (LOCTITE 243) cannot be reused after disassembly. Replace them with new
ones. When reassembling, carefully clean the internal threads using a tap.
DE-18 F 16-05
CHAPTER
2 General Maintenance Items
ITEM
4.1, 4.2 DE-18 Hydraulic Jack: Overview / Setting of High-pressure Hoses
● Side bolt
High-
High- pressure
pressure hose A
hose B
DE-18 A 14-07
CHAPTER
General Maintenance Items 2
ITEM
Hydraulic Jack:Removal of Nuts DE-18 4.3
2-4.3 Removal of Nuts H. Increase the oil pressure to the specified value
by operating the hydraulic pump lever. Increase
Remove nuts in accordance with the following
the oil pressure gradually. Confirm that the
procedure.
pressure is not released while it is lower than
A. Carefully clean the area around each circular
the specified oil pressure.
nut, and check that no dust or foreign matter is
on the bearing surface of the jack stand (e). Specified value: Indicated in each operation 2
Then, put the jack stand. step.
B. Screw the hydraulic jack (a) onto the bolt. ( :2-3 "Bolt and Nut Tightening Torque,
(Screw the hydraulic piston (i) onto the bolt until Tightening Oil Pressure")
the hydraulic cylinder (ii) gets into close contact
with the jack stand.) I. Insert the jack handle (f) into a tightening nut hole
C. After checking that the hydraulic piston, through the slotted hole in the jack stand, and
hydraulic cylinder and jack stand are in close loosen the tightening nut turning 5 or 6 holes.
contact, return the hydraulic jack about 1/2 J. Slowly open the release valve of the hydraulic
turn. pump to gradually decrease the oil pressure to "0".
D. Check that the valve of the coupler (iii) for con- K. Release the hydraulic jack by hand, and
necting the high-pressure hose does not stick, remove it.
and connect between the hydraulic jack and L. Detach the jack stand.
the terminal (d) and between the terminal and M. Remove the tightening nut.
the hydraulic pump (b) with the high-pressure
hoses (c). Loosen the air vent plug (iv) of the
hydraulic pump to release the oil tank to the The crankpin bolts and the tightening nuts are
atmosphere. stamped a number that indicates the position.
E. Check the oil level in the hydraulic pump. If the Mount those nuts and bolts in the same
level is low, replenish the pump with hydraulic oil. position as before dismantling.
DE-18 B 14-07
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2 General Maintenance Items
ITEM
2-4.4 Tightening of Nut J. Loosen the hydraulic jack by hand and remove it.
K.Remove the jack stand.
A.Clean the part of fastened parts under the tight- L. After removing the jack stand, check that the
ening nut as well as the seating surface of the match mark on the nut has turned. If the match
tightening nut and the bottom surface of the mark has not turned, or if a match mark has
jack stand with care and screw the tightening turned extremely differently from other marks on
nut on the bolt until the seating surface of the the other nuts that have been screwed at the
tightening nut lightly contacts the seating sur- same time, then replace the hydraulic jack, and
face of the fastened part. retry screwing the nut.
The rod connecting bolts and the tightening nuts Be carried out according to the procedure of
are stamped a number that indicates the position. 4-5.1"Assembling of the Connecting Rod Large
Mount those nuts and bolts in the same End Part" confirmation tightening of the
position as before dismantling. crankpin bolt and the tightening nut.
DE-18 B 14-07
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General Maintenance Items 2
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Hydraulic Jack:Maintenance of Hydraulic Jack DE-18 4.5
DE-18 A 14-07
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3 Cylinder Head and Valves
ITEM
Cylinder Head:General of Structure/Replacement Consumable
1.1, 1.2 DE-18 Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments
Cap
Cylinder head
gasket
Cylinder head
gasket-2 Intake valve
Intake valve Indicator valve Exhaust valve Exhaust valve seat Intake valve seat
DE-18 A 12-11
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Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Cylinder Head: Replacement Consumable Parts, Tools and
Measuring Instruments DE-18 1.2
( j ) Exhaust Valve Seat (i) Rocker Arm Shaft (h) Exhaust Valve Seat
Cooling Tool Holder Tool Extracting Tool
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3 Cylinder Head and Valves
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D. Loosen the rocker arm shaft holder tightening Cover:Starting valve Fuel injection pump
nut (E), and remove the rocker arm shaft
Banjo plug
assembly.
( :3-3.3 "Disassembly of Rocker Arm Device")
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Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Cylinder Head: Disassembly DE-18 1.3
(d)-(1)
DE-18 B 14-01
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3 Cylinder Head and Valves
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DE-18 A 12-11
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Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Cylinder Head (Body): Inspection and Maintenance DE-18 1.4
3-1.4 Inspection and Maintenance of G.Clean the sealing surfaces to be in contact with
Cylinder Head (body) the cylinder head gaskets 1 and 2. If neces-
sary, grind the surface to be in contact with the
The parts handled in this section must con- gasket 1.
form to NOx Technical Code. When replacing H. Check for adhesion of scale in the jacket
any of these parts, use the part with the through the cooling water outlet hole on the
identification mark. combustion side.
( : 0-3 "Engine Conforming to NOx
Technical Code") 3
A. Before maintaining the cylinder head (body),
remove the following parts. (As for the remov-
ing procedure, refer to the separate items.)
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ITEM
Cylinder Head: Intake and Exhaust Valve Guides
1.5 DE-18
Valve guide
DE-18 A 12-03
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Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Intake and Exhaust Valve Guides /
Cylinder Head:
Intake and Exhaust Valve Seats DE-18 1.5,1.6
Nominal size Limit for replacement Measuring the Dimensions of the Valve
Seats
(mm) (mm)
Welding rod
Intake valve seat D=3.0 1.5
Exhaust valve seat F=2.0 0.5
that for the valve guide.( :3-1.5) Fitting the Intake Valve Seat
(2) Drive the valve seat surely using the used valve
or the exhaust valve seat cooling tool 1 (j)-(1).
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C. Replacing the exhaust valve seat Face the beveled Fix with
Replace the exhaust valve seat if the size F is side of nut a spanner
downwards, and
less than the limit or every 16,000~24,000 hours fasten the nut.
(4~5 years).
Replace the O-ring at the same time.
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Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Cylinder Head : Nozzle Holder Guide DE-18 1.7
3-1.7 Nozzle Holder Guide (5) Install the nozzle holder guide on which the fit-
ting tools #1 and #2 is installed as shown in the
The O-ring of the nozzle holder guide should be
Fig. 3.and remove the fitting tool #1 by tapping
replaced for every 16,000~24,000 hours ( 4~5
with a wooded hammer.
years).
At this time do not remove the fitting tool #2.
The tools can be supplied as optional parts.
Place a wood, cloth, or the like beneath the fit-
A. Drawing out the nozzle holder guide ting tool #1.
Snap ring
<Drawing out procedure>
(1) Remove the nozzle holder, and turn the cylin-
O-ring 3
Hammering
der head sideways. (Turn it to the state that the
combustion surface can be seen.)
(2) Remove the snap ring. Extracting tool
(3) Insert the holder guide remover into the noz- Noozle holder guide Hammer
DE-18 Z 12-01
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3 Cylinder Head and Valves
ITEM
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Cylinder Head :Reassembly DE-18 1.8
3-1.8 Cylinder Head Reassembly G. Apply anti-seizure agent (Molykote 1000 Spray)
to the threaded portion and the bearing surface
Reassemble the cylinder head in accordance of the exhaust pipe tightening bolt, and tenta-
with reverse procedure to disassembling as shown tively tighten the bolt.
below.
H. Carefully clean the threaded portions of the
A. Fit the intake and exhaust valves and reducing cylinder head bolts, the threaded portions and
valve in the cylinder head. the bearing surfaces of the cylinder head bolt
tightening nuts, and the contact surfaces of the
( :3-2.6 "Assembly of intake and exhaust valves") cylinder head with the tightening nuts. After
B. Clean the cylinder head and cylinder liner sur-
faces to be in contact with the head gasket 1,
checking for dirt and foreign matter on them,
screw in each tightening nut by hand until it
3
and the cylinder head and engine frame sur- gets into contact with the surface.
faces to be in contact with the head gasket 2.
E. Check that there is no foreign matter in the Q. Fit the O-ring coated with grease onto the fuel
cylinder. oil high-pressure block.
DE-18 A 12-11
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3 Cylinder Head and Valves
ITEM
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Intake and Exhaust Valves: General of Structure DE-18 2.1
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
3 Cylinder Head and Valves
ITEM
Intake and Exhaust Valves: Replacement Consumable
2.2, 2.3 DE-18 Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments/Disassembly
(3)
3-2.2 Replacement Consumable Parts,
Tools and Measuring
Instruments (1)
A. Replacement consumable parts
Replace the following parts with new ones.
( :"Parts List") (2)
① Valve stem seal In. 2-14 No.7
② Valve stem seal Ex. 2-14 No.8
DE-18 A 12-11
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Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Intake and Exhaust Valves: Inspection and Maintenance DE-18 2.4
D. Measurement of the Head Thickness and Valve Intake valve Exhaust valve
Seats of the Intake and Exhaust Valves
Valve Head Thickness
Measure the head thickness of the intake and
exhaust valve seat areas, and the valve seat
dimensions with calipers, and record the results.
In the case that the wear is over the replacing
limit, replace it with a new one.
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3 Cylinder Head and Valves
ITEM
Intake and Exhaust Valves: Inspection and Maintenance
2.4 DE-18
F. Correction of Valves
If flaws on any valve seat are so deep that the +15'
1200
flaws cannot be removed by facing up with
compound, grind (roughly machine) the seat
with a machine or valve seat grinding tool (f)
(optional) before facing-up.
0
12
120 0
-15'
Intake valve seat Exhaust valve seat
DE-18 A 12-03
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Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Intake and Exhaust Valves: Inspection and Replacement of
Valve Rotators/Reassembly DE-18 2.5, 2.6
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
3 Cylinder Head and Valves
ITEM
Rocker Arm Device: General of structure/Replacement Consumable
3.1~3.3 DE-18 Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments/Disassembly
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Rocker Arm Device: Inspection and Maintenance / Reassembly
DE-18 3.4, 3.5
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
3 Cylinder Head and Valves
ITEM
Indicator Valves : General Structure / Replacing
4.1,4.2 DE-18 Consumables Parts, Tools and Measuring Instrumenrs
A. Replacing Consumables
Replace the following parts with new ones:
( : "Parts List")
① Circular gasket 2-37 No.503, 504
② Straight pin 2-37 No.502
( : 2-2.2)
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Indicator Valves:
Disassembly / Inspection and Maintenance DE-18 4.3,4.4
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
3 Cylinder Head and Valves
ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance /
Indicator Valves :
4.5 DE-18 Assembly and Adjustment / Mounting
DE-18 A 14-06
CHAPTER
Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Starting Valve: General Structure / Replacement Consumable
Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments / Disassembly DE-18 5.1~5.3
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
3 Cylinder Head and Valves
ITEM
Starting Valve: Inspection and Maintenance / Reassembly
5.4,5.5 DE-18
DE-18 A 16-05
CHAPTER
Cylinder Head and Valves 3
ITEM
Starting Valve: Replacement of O-rings on Starting Valve Sleeve
DE-18 5.6
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
The piston rings (H) include four rings in total. Piston (G) Piston crown
They are three compression rings and one oil ring. Piston
Piston
Each of these rings has the sliding surface treated ring (H) ring (H)
with chromium plating.
Piston
crown bolt
Piston type Monoblock Composite
Piston connecting Piston skirt
rod assy. : 63.5 kg 66.8 kg
Piston assy : 16.7 kg 20.0 kg Clamp
Piston pin : 5.7 kg ring (E)
Connecting rod assy. : 41.1 kg Piston pin (D)
Crankpin bolt : 1.2 kg
Piston and Piston Pin
DE-18 B 16-01
CHAPTER
Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Replacement Consumable Parts, Tools and Measuring
Instruments DE-18 2
DE-18 A 14-01
CHAPTER
4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
4-3 Disassembly of Piston and E. Remove the carbon deposited in the piston
Connecting Rod suspending threaded hole using a tap (M10 ×
1.5).
4-3.1 Extraction of Piston
F. Turn the crankshaft to locate the piston to be
Extract the piston after removing the cylinder head. dismantled at the bottom dead center.
( :3-1.3 "Disassembly of Cylinder Head)
In the case of piston extraction only, it is not
necessary to disassemble the large end part.
Conduct the work by separating the large end part
from the small and trunk part.
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Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Piston:Extraction of Piston DE-18 3.1
G. Remove the stop wires from the rod connecting Rod connecting bolt (A) Torque wrench
Ratchet head
bolts (A), and loosen and remove the connecting
bolts using the special socket (i) and a torque
wrench.
4
The rod connecting bolts and the tightening Socket (i)
nuts are stamped a number that indicates the
position. Mount those nuts and bolts in the
same position as before dismantling
DE-18 B 14-07
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4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
4-3.2 Disassembly of Connecting Rod (3) Confirm the oil pressure at which the tighten-
Large End Part ing nuts start turning, and check that the nuts
Disassemble the connecting rod large end part have been tightened without looseness.
to check and replace the crankpin bearing (C) or (4) Remove the hydraulic jack assembly and the
the crankpin bolts (B). When only the piston must jack stand.
be removed, the connecting rod large end part D. Place the large end part sideways. Insert the
need not be disassembled. connecting rod large end part dis/reassembling
When only the crankpin bearing is checked, the tool (h) into the bottom side.
connecting rod large end part can be disassem-
bled without removing the cylinder head while the
piston is lifted.
DE-18 A 14-07
CHAPTER
Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Connecting Rod Large End Part: Disassembly DE-18 3.2
DE-18 A 14-07
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4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
DE-18 B 16-01
CHAPTER
Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Piston:Inspection and Maintenance DE-18 4.1
F. Clean the piston pin with wash oil, and blow air
into the lubricating hole to clean the inside.
Nominal size Standard clearance Limit for replacement Clearance between Piston and Pin Boss
(mm) (mm) (mm)
A=φ85 a=0.045~0.075 0.25
DE-18 C 16-01
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4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
DE-18 B 16-01
CHAPTER
Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Connecting Rod:Inspection and Maintenance DE-18 4.3
4-4.3 Inspection and Maintenance of D. Measure the inner diameter of the piston pin
Connecting Rod bush. Calculate the clearance based on the inner
diameter and the measured outer diameter of the
A. Check the following parts, record their condi-
piston pin. If the clearance exceeds the limit for
tions, and, if defective parts are found, repair or
replacement, replace the bush with a new one.
replace them.
(1) Check the contact of the piston pin bush (F) at Nominal size Standard clearance Limit for replacement
(mm) (mm) (mm)
the small end. Check for looseness and devia-
tion of the bush in the fitting area. A=φ85 a=0.05~0.12 0.25
Trunk
Lubricating
holes
DE-18 C 14-07
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4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
Connecting Rod:Inspection and Maintenance
4.3, 4.4 DE-18 Crankpin Bearing:Inspection and Maintenance
DE-18 A 14-07
CHAPTER
Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Connecting Rod Bolts:Replacement DE-18 4.5
DE-18 A 14-07
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4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
Crankpin bolt
If you have replaced the tightening nut or bolt, after tightening, Replacing the Crankpin Bolts
according to the body side mark, please stamp new tightening
check mark to the tightening nut.
DE-18 A 15-04
CHAPTER
Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Connecting Rod Large End Part: Reassembly DE-18 5.1
C. Wipe dirt and oil off the large end housing inner
surface and the crankpin bearing rear surface. If the bolts are tightened insufficiently, the
bearing and the serrations of the large end
part are damaged, and serious accidents,
Do not apply lubricating oil or grease to the such as breakage of the bolts, may occur.
bearing rear surface. Oil on the rear surface Tighten them securely.
can deteriorate the fit.
D. Check the identification marks on the crankpin L. Lightly turn the large end by hand to make cer-
bearing, fit the claw into the groove in the large tain that it smoothly turns.
end housing, and mount the bearing in the center
The mark on the large-end side
of the large end housing.
E. Tap the center of the crankpin bearing by hand
to fit the bearing closely to the housing.
F. Wipe cleanly the crankpin surface, and apply
lubricating oil to the crankpin and the crankpin
bearing inner surface.
G. Use the connecting rod large end part Tightening match mark
dis/reassembling tool (h) that have been used for of the tightening nut
the disassembly. While using caution not to dam-
age the crankpin or the thread on the crankpin
bolt, fit the large end part in place from both sides
A tightening match mark is inscribed on the tightening
just like you have done so during disassembly,
nut in the original component. After tightening the nut
only in the opposite direction this time.
with the prescribed hydraulic pressure, check that
the tightening match mark on the nut is at the position
When reassembling, check that the cylinder of the mark on the large-end side or that the nut is further
numbers on the connecting rod large end part tightened exceeding the mark on the large-end side.
are the same and the embosses are set on If a bolt or a tightening nut is replaced, inscribe a new
the engine front side. tightening match mark on the nut at the position of the
mark on the large-end side.
H. Screw in the tightening nut of each crankpin bolt
by hand until it gets into contact with the surface. Tightening the Crankpin Bolt
DE-18 B 14-06
CHAPTER
4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
Reassembly: Reassembly of Connecting Rod Large End Part
5.1,5.2 DE-18 / Reassembly of Piston (Composite Piston)
DE-18 A 16-01
CHAPTER
Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Reassembly: Reassembly of Piston (Composite Piston) DE-18 5.2
DE-18 Z 16-01
CHAPTER
4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
5.3 DE-18 Reassembly: Reassembly of Piston and Connecting rod
4-5.3 Reassembly of Piston and G. Fit the rings with their production marks upward
Connecting rod (on the combustion chamber side). Fit them in the
correct positions shown in the figure.
A. Before reassembling the piston, clean the parts, H. Shift the positions of the closed gaps of the
and blow air to them. rings by 90° to prevent the closed gaps form
B. Reassemble the piston and the connecting rod trunk. aligning with each other. (See the attached draw-
(1) Mount the eyebolt M10 on the topside of the piston ing "Configuration and Assembly of Rings".)
surely. Hang the piston by using the eyebolt M10.
(2) Place the connecting rod on its flange part on
a wood piece for example. Align the raised face
(φ10 mm) on the flange of the rod part of the
connecting rod with the stamp "F" on the com-
bustion surface of the piston. Insert the rod part
of the connecting rod into the piston.
DE-18 B 16-01
CHAPTER
Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Reassembly: Reassembly of Piston and Connecting rod DE-18 5.3
I. Apply lubricating oil sufficiently to the piston, pis- (3) Tighten the bolts to the mark "B" in the order
ton rings, piston inserting tool and cylinder liner of 1-4-2-3-1.
with a lubricator. ・ Torque A: 50 N・m
J. Check the cylinder number. Check that the mark "F" ・ Angular tightening (mark "B"): + turning
at the piston top and the emboss on the connecting angle of 25°
rod are set on the engine front side, and insert the
piston into the cylinder liner. Lower the piston slowly,
and fit the knocks of the large end part and the trunk.
3 1
Mark A
If the torque marks "A" are not aligned, put the
marks again in accordance with the procedure Mark B
stated in 4-4.5 A.
4 2
DE-18 B 16-01
CHAPTER
4 Piston and Connecting Rod
ITEM
Reassembly: Reassembly of Piston and Connecting rod
5.3,5.4 DE-18 / Confirmation of Connecting Rod Bolt Tightening Force and Retightening
DE-18 C 16-01
CHAPTER
Piston and Connecting Rod 4
ITEM
Reassembly: Confirmation of Connecting Rod Bolt
Tightening Force and Retightening DE-18 5.4
(3) Fit the jack handle into the tightening nut, and 1
3 Mark A
check that the tightening nut does not move
any angle (turn further). If the nut does not Mark B
turn, its tightening force is normal.
(4) If the nut turns, retighten it. (Retighten the 4 2
tightening nut increasing the oil pressure from 0
Emboss Rod connecting bolt
to the specified oil pressure. Repeat this two or
three times, and make sure that the tightening Bolt Tightening Order
nut does not turn.)
DE-18 D 16-01
CHAPTER
5 Engine Frame and Cylinder Liner
ITEM
General of Structure / Replacement Consumable Parts, Tools and
1, 2, 3 DE-18 Measuring Instruments/Inspection and Maintenance of Engine Frame
Cylinder liner: 52 kg
"a" "b" "c" "d"
5-2 Replacement Consumable Parts, B. The O-rings are attached between the engine
Tools and Measuring Instruments frame and cylinder head bolts as sealing in order
to prevent water or oil staying in the space of the
A. Replacement consumable parts
threads of the stud bolts after the cylinder head
Replace the following parts with new ones.
bolts are tightened. Replace the O-rings when
( :"Parts List")
replacing the cylinder head bolts or when
① O-ring 2-11 No.6, 501 16,000~24,000 hours (4~5 years) have elapsed.
B. Tools and measuring instruments
C. Clean the intake duct, which forms a part of the
(a) General tools and measuring instruments
engine frame. If the anti-rust coating on the inner
( : 2-2 )
surface has been peeled off, repair it (with Nippon
(b) Cylinder liner tools
Paint Hipon 20P-HB or equivalent).
(1) Tool 1 (3) Tool 3
(2) Tool 2 (4) Nut Inspect the drain holes (there are two holes in
(c) Cylinder bore gauge (175~200 mm) front and rear of the air intake chamber) to see if
(d) Cylinder liner position gauge they are clogged.
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
Engine Frame and Cylinder Liner 5
ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance of Cylinder Liner Inner
Surface DE-18 4
5-4 Inspection and Maintenance of The degree of abrasion on the inner circum-
Cylinder Liner Inner Surface ference of the liner and protect ring varies
depending on the quality of the fuel oil in use,
After overhauling the cylinder head and the pis-
the maintenance of lubricating oil, the temper-
ton, inspect and maintain the inner surface of cylin-
ature of cooling water, and other conditions.
der liner (hereinafter referred to as the liner) keep-
When the abrasion is large, some troubles
ing it in the engine frame.
may occur, such as blow-by gas and exces-
( :3-1.3 "Disassembly of Cylinder Head" and sive consumption of lubricating oil. Replace
4-3.1 "Extraction of Piston") the liner and protect ring before it is too late
when the abrasion has exceeded, or is about
A. Visual inspection to exceed, the usable range.
(1) Check for adhesion of carbon to the liner inner
surface.
(2) Remove carbon, and check for scratching,
5
scuffing, traces of blow-by and corrosion on the
inner surface.
(3) Check for corrosion and fretting on the protec-
tion ring outer periphery and the liner fitting area.
B. Measure the liner inner diameter.
Keeping the liner mounted on the engine
frame, attach the position gauge (d) in place.
Measure the inner diameters at the four positions
("a" to "d") in the two directions (P-S, A-F),
respectively, with the cylinder bore gauge (c).
DE-18 A 15-11
CHAPTER
5 Engine Frame and Cylinder Liner
ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance of Cylinder Liner Inner
4, 5 DE-18 Surface / Extraction of Cylinder Liner
D. Dressing (de-glazing) the liner (4) Tighten the nut ②- to completely fasten the
When the piston ring has been replaced or when cylinder liner with the tool 2 ②- and the tool 3
the liner inner surface is mirror-smooth, dress the ②-.
inner surface.
(5) Hang the liner dis/reassembling tool 1 ②-
For dressing, use sandpaper or a honing stone. on a wire rope, and lift it up.
(1) Polish the surface with sandpaper (#80) in the
(6) Remove the liner dis/reassembling tool.
circumferential direction to give the surface
D. Remove the O-rings.
sandpaper traces.
(2) When using a honing stone, correct uneven
wear, and hone the surface to 4~8 μm Rz at a
cross-hatch angle of 40°.
(3) After the completion of honing, measure the
inner diameter, and make sure that the diame-
ter is within the limit for replacement.
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
Engine Frame and Cylinder Liner 5
ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance of Cylinder Liner Outer
Periphery and Engine Frame Jacket DE-18 6
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
5 Engine Frame and Cylinder Liner
ITEM
5-7 Mounting of Cylinder Liner (5)Turn the nut ②- a' counterclockwise until the
Mount the cylinder liner in accordance with liner fits with the engine frame perfectly.
(6) Remove the liner dis/reassembling tools ②-
reverse procedure to removing.
A. Clean the inner and outer surfaces and O-ring and②-.
grooves.
B. Install the O-ring on the liner without twisting it. Circular nut e
2 - a' 2 - a
C. Apply some silicon rubber on the outer circum-
ference "H" of the flange in the upper part of the
liner, and on the upper side "I" of the O-ring in the
lower part.
2 - b
Cylinder
1) Do not apply silicone gum to the O-rings. head bolt
2) After applying silicone gum, mount the liner
as soon as possible until the silicone gum
dries.
3) Use caution not to apply too much silicon
rubber. Otherwise, the silicon rubber may
peel off during operation, clogging the cool-
ing path.)
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
Engine Frame and Cylinder Liner 5
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
5
CHAPTER
6 Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings
ITEM
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings 6
ITEM
Replacement Consumable Parts, Tools and Measuring
Instruments DE-18 2
(1)
(2)
(3)
(f)Hydraulic Pump
(e)Hydraulic Jack for Side Bolt
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
6 Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings
ITEM
6-3 Main Bearing (2) Operate the hydraulic pump lever to increase
the oil pressure to the specified value, and
Normally, disassemble and inspect the main
loosen the nut with the jack handle (e)-(3).
bearing without completely removing the main
bearing cap. Lower the main bearing cap, and
Specified oil pressure: 71 MPa
only the main bearing can be dismantled.
6-3.1 Disassembly of Main Bearing (3) Confirm the oil pressure at which the nut
A. Remove the engine frame side covers of the starts turning, and check that the nut is tight-
cylinders before and after the main bearing to be ened without looseness.
disassembled, and position the crankpin on the (4) Remove the hydraulic jack assemblies and
side on which disassembly and inspection will be jack stands.
performed at approx. 95°before the top dead cen- (5) Remove the nuts, and loosen and remove the
ter. (See the figure shown below.) side bolts.
B. Remove the side bolt protecting cap. Use the
hydraulic jack to remove the side bolt nut.
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings 6
ITEM
Main Bearing: Disassembly DE-18 3.1
C. Remove the main bearing cap tightening nuts D. Lower the main bearing cap in accordance with
(c) by using the hydraulic jack. the following procedure.
( : 2-4 "Hydraulic Jack") (1) Attach the main bearing cap tools (c) to the
(1) Attach the jack stand (d)-(2) and the hydraulic main bearing cap bolt.
jack assembly (d)-(1) to each main bearing cap (a) Screw the tool 3 (c)-(3) to which the nut (c)-
bolt, and connect the assembly to the hydraulic (4) have been fitted into each main bearing
pump (f)-(1) with the high-pressure hoses (f)-(2). cap bolt until the tool tip gets into contact.
(b) Fit the tool 2 (c)-(2) and the tool 1 (c)-(1) to
(2) Operate the hydraulic pump lever to increase
which the nuts (c)-(5), (6) and (7) have been
the oil pressure to the specified value, and
fitted onto the tools 3 (c)-(3) from the side, and
loosen the main bearing cap tightening nut (c)
secure the tool with the nuts (c)-(4).
by using the jack handle (d)-(3).
(c) Fit the tool 2 (c)-(2) to the main bearing cap,
fix the tool 2 (c)-(2) with the nut (c)-(5).
Specified oil pressure: 56 MPa
(f)-(3) (f)-(1)
(f)-(4)
(C)
(d)-(2)
(d)-(1)
looseness.
Main bearing
(4) Remove the high-pressure hose from the cap
hydraulic jack assembly, and remove the Main bearing
Approx. 15 mm
cap bolt
hydraulic jack assembly and the jack stand.
(5) Loosen the main bearing cap tightening nut
Tightening
approx. 15 mm from the nut contact surface of nut (c)
(c)-(5) (c)-(4)
the main bearing cap.
(c)-(3)
(c)-(7) (c)-(6)
(c)-(1) (c)-(2)
Do not remove the nuts from the bolts to pre-
vent the main bearing cap from dropping by
Fitting the Main Bearing Cap
gravity.
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
6 Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings
ITEM
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings 6
ITEM
Main Bearing: Inspection and Maintenance DE-18 3.2
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
6 Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings
ITEM
6-3.3 Reassembly of Main Bearing (1) Re-check by touching with bare hands that the
crankshaft journal and the main bearing cap
A. Check visually and by touching with bare hands
inner surface are free from foreign matters and
that the crankshaft journal is free from foreign
flaws.
matter and flaws.
(2) Check the positions of the lower bearing metal,
B. After cleaning the inner and rear surfaces of the
main bearing cap end face and claw, and fit the
main bearing metal with wash oil, carefully wipe
lower bearing to the main bearing cap.
the oil off the surfaces.
Wipe off carefully the oil accumulated in the
bearing part of the engine frame. Do not apply lubricating oil to the rear surface
of the lower bearing metal and the inner sur-
Do not apply lubricating oil to the rear sur- face of the main bearing cap. Oil on these
faces of the main bearing metal. Oil on the surfaces may deteriorate the fit.
rear surfaces can deteriorate the fit.
(3) Make sure that the main bearing metal is com-
C. Mount the upper bearing metal in the engine pletely fitted.
frame in accordance with the following procedure.
(4) Apply a sufficient amount of lubricating oil to
(1) Check the positions of the upper bearing the lower bearing metal inner surface by bare
metal claw and the notch in the engine frame, hand.
and push in the upper bearing by hand from the
side not provided with the claw until it stops.
(2) Insert the main bearing pin (b) into the lubri-
cating hole in the crankshaft in the same man-
ner as when disassembling.
(3) Turn the crankshaft clockwise when viewed
from the engine front side, and push the upper
bearing until its end face aligns with the engine
frame mating surface to the main bearing cap.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings 6
ITEM
Main Bearing: Reassembly DE-18 3.3
E. Mount the main bearing cap in accordance with Tighten the two nuts simultaneously.
reverse procedure for removing.
Specified oil pressure: 56 MPa
(1) Turn the nut (c)-(7) on the main bearing cap
tool (c), and raise the main bearing cap while (2) After tightening them to the specified pres-
fitting the side faces of the main bearing cap to sure, once return the oil pressure to 0, and
the side faces of the engine frame. increase it to the specified value to check the
(2) Screw the tightening nut (c) on each main tightening state.
bearing cap bolt until the nut gets into contact I. After removing the hydraulic jack, check that
with the surface. the tightening check mark on the nut is at the
(3) Screw in the tightening nuts using the jack same position as the mark on the main bearing
handle (d)-(3) until the main bearing cap touch- cap or beyond it.
es the engine frame mating surface. J. If this mark comes short of the mark on the
main bearing cap, loosen the nut and retry
steps H and I.
The nuts for tightening the main bearing cap
have numbers stamped to indicate the original
K. Tighten the side bolts.
(1) In the same manner as when disassembling,
6
bolt locations. Place back these nuts at the attach the side bolt jack stand (e)-(2) and the
original bolt positions. hydraulic jack assembly (e)-(1) to each bolt,
and tighten it to the specified oil pressure.
Tighten the two side bolts of the same main
Make sure that the side faces of the main bearing simultaneously.
bearing cap are fitted to the side faces of the
Specified oil pressure: 70 MPa
engine frame.
(2) After tightening them to the specified pres-
(4) Remove the main bearing cap tools (c). sure, once return the oil pressure to 0, and
increase it to the specified value to check the
tightening state.
To prevent the main bearing cap from drop-
(3) Attach the side bolt protecting rubber cap.
ping from the engine frame, remove the main
bearing cap tools after screwing the tightening
nuts in the main bearing cap bolts.
To attach the side bolt protecting rubber cap,
turn it in the same direction as when you tight-
F. Screw the side bolts in the threaded holes in the
en a screw. Keep turning the side bolt protect-
main bearing cap by hand.
ing rubber cap firmly to the end.
After screwing them until their tips get into contact with Oil leak may occur if the side bolt protecting
the hole bottoms, move them back 1/4 to 1/2 turn. rubber cap is loose.
G. Screw the side bolt nuts by hand until they get
into contact with the surface.
H.Tighten the main bearing cap tightening nuts.
(1) In the same manner as when disassembling,
attach the main bearing jack stand (d)-(2) and
the hydraulic jack assembly (d)-(1) to each nut,
and tighten it to the specified oil pressure.
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6 Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings
ITEM
Engine Identification Number the mark on the main bearing cap side
1
View “ Q ”
1 1
DE-18 A 15-09
CHAPTER
Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings 6
ITEM
Thrust Bearing: Removal DE-18 4.1
Magnetic stand
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6 Main Bearing and Thrust Bearings
ITEM
.6-4.2
Maintenance of Thrust Bearings
Metal
A. Check the thrust bearings metal for seizure
marks and inclusion of foreign matter. If minor
defects are found, repair them with an oil whet-
stone.
B. Measure the thrust bearing metal thickness by
using an outside micrometer, and record the
measurement.
C. When the thrust bearing has worn heavily and
the clearance between the thrust bearing metal
and the crankshaft (side clearance) (d) exceeds
the limit for replacement, replace the thrust bear-
ing metal with a new one.
Replace the thrust bearing metal upper and
lower parts simultaneously.
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ITEM
MEMO DE-18
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CHAPTER
7 Crankshaft
ITEM
General of Structure/Replacement Consumable Parts,
1, 2 DE-18 Tools and Measuring Instruments
7.Crankshaft
7-1 General of Structure
Crankshaft assembly (with balance weights,
Each cylinder is provided with two balance crank gear and auxiliary machine driving gear)
weights, and each balance weight is tightened with 878 kg
two bolts.
A crank gear to drive the cam shaft is fixed by
shrink fitting at the front of the crankshaft, and an
auxiliary machine driving gear to drive the lubricat- 7-2 Replacement Consumable Parts,
ing oil pump and cooling water pump is bolted at Tools and Measuring Instruments
the front end. A. Replacement consumable parts
The lubricating oil flows through the pinhole in None
the frame and reaches the main bearing. The lubri- B. Tools and measuring instruments
cating oil, then, flows through the pinhole in the (a) General tools and measuring instruments
crankshaft to reach the crankpin bearing. The ( : 2-2 )
lubricating oil, after this, flows through the pinhole
in the connecting rod and lubricates the piston,
cooling down the piston.
To turn the crankshaft, insert the turning bar into
the flywheel, and turn the crankshaft by hand.
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ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance of Crankshaft:Inspection of Crankpin
DE-18 3.1
7-3 Inspection and Maintenance of C. Perform the color check on the fillets and the
Crankshaft bearing lubricating hole.
If any of the above troubles occurs, carefully
In regular maintenance, inspect and maintain check for hair cracks also on the bearing sliding
the crankshaft in the mounted state without disas- surfaces.
sembling it.
If it is required to overhaul the crankshaft owing
to special reasons, such as bearing seizure and
abnormal wear of the shaft, consult our service
department.
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7 Crankshaft
ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance of Crankshaft:Inspection of Crank Journal
3.2, 3.3 DE-18 / Inspection of Balance Weight Bolt Tightening Force
A. Inspection every 4,000~6,000 hours (year) (4) If any bolt turns, once remove the bolt, and
Check the wire rings for stopping (for loose- retighten it in accordance with the following
ness and break), and check that the balance procedure.
weight bolts are not loose by hammering. (a) Check the contact surface of the balance
B. Inspection every 16,000~24,000 hours (4~5 weight with the bolt and the mating surface
years) with the crankshaft. If stepped wear or fret-
Check the state of tightening of the balance ting is found, repair the surface with a file.
weight bolts in accordance with the following pro- (b) Carefully check the balance weight bolt for
cedure. roughness on the bearing surface and dam-
aged threads. If the damage is significant,
(1) Remove the wire rings for fitting.
replace the bolt with a new one.
(2) Set the torque wrench to the specified torque,
(c) Apply lubricant (MOLYKOTE 1000
and check the tightening force.
SPRAY) to the bolt threaded portion and
bearing surface, and tighten the bolt to the
Specified torque: 510 N・m
specified torque.
(3) If the bolts cannot be turned, this means that
Specified torque: 510 N・m
the bolts have been completely tightened. Fit
the wire rings to prevent the bolts from loosen- (5) After tightening, fit the wire ring to prevent the
ing. bolt from turning.
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Crankshaft 7
ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance of Crankshaft:Inspection
of Oil Thrower
Cover Clearance / Measurement of Crankshaft Deflection DE-18 3.4, 4
DE-18 Z 12-01
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8 Timing Gears and Camshaft
ITEM
Timing Gears: General of Structure/Replacement
1.1, 1.2 DE-18 Consumable Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Timing Gears and Camshaft 8
ITEM
Timing Gears: Disassembly of Idle Gear DE-18 1.3
8-1.3 Disassembly of Idle Gear D. Undo the wire ring, and remove the auxiliary
machine driving gear from the crankshaft.
Disassemble the idle gear after detaching the
E. Before disassembling the idle gear, perform the
gear case and auxiliary devices fitted on the gear
following measurement.
case.
A. Detach all auxiliary devices, such as the cooling 1. Measure the idle gear thrust clearance "e" in
water pump, related pipes and wires from the the axial direction with a thickness gauge, and
gear case (G). record the measurement.
B. Remove the sensor on the tachometer fitted on
the cam gear cover (H), and remove the cam Standard clearance Limit for replacement
(mm) (mm)
gear cover.
C. After checking that the pipes and wires do not e= 0.3 ~ 0.5 0.9
hinder the removal of the gear case (G), remove
the gear case.
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ITEM
Timing Gears:
1.3 DE-18 Disassembly of Idle Gear / Disassembly of Cam Gear
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ITEM
Timing Gears: Disassembly of Cam Gear DE-18 1.4
F. Remove the cam gear. (4) Operate the wire ropes to separate the cam
(1) Before removing the cam gear (C), confirm gear (C) together with the cam gear shaft (D)
the positions of the matchmarks (marked lines) from the cam shaft, and lower them in an
on the cam shaft and the cam gear (C). appropriate position.
When reassembling, align the marks as Use caution to prevent the cam gear shaft (D)
before disassembling. Otherwise, the engine from coming off the cam gear (C) and falling
down during transport.
performance will change.
( :8-2.6 "Inspection of Fuel Oil Injection Timing")
(5) Remove the cam gear shaft (D) from the cam
gear (C).
(2) To avoid causing any damage, insert waste
cloth or the like between the cam gear and the
lower side of the cam gear window frame on
the gear case.
(3) Loosen the 12 cam gear bolts (P) and remove
them. Remove the cam gear shaft (D) from the
cam gear (C). At the same time with this,
remove the cam gear (C) from the camshaft.
(At this time, the cam gear (C) is on the idle Cam gear
gear and the inserted cloth.)
(4) Pull out the cam gear (C) from the window, so Starting
valve
cover
8
that you may mount the eyebolt M12 on one
side of the two screw holes on the rim. Mount
the eyebolt there firmly.
(5) Insert a wire rope into the eyebolt. Use a
chain block to lift the cam gear (C) under your
control. Pull out the cam gear (C) form the win-
dow. Put it down in an appropriate position.
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ITEM
Timing Gears: Inspection and Maintenance
1.5 DE-18
8-1.5 Inspection and Maintenance of K. Check that the idle gear shaft mounting bolts (L)
Timing Gears are tightened properly. (When the idle gear shaft
(E) has not been removed)
A. Clean the gears and parts with wash oil. Undo the wire rings, and tighten the two bolts
B. Carefully remove the liquid seal on the fitting to the specified torque.
surfaces of the gear case (G) and the cam gear
(1) If the bolts do not turn, the tightening force is
cover (H).
normal. Fit the wire rings for securing the bolts.
C. Blow air into the lubricating hole in the idle gear
(2) If the bolts turn, draw out the bolts, and clean
shaft (E) to clean the hole. (When the idle gear
them. At the same time, carefully clean the
shaft has been removed)
internal threads with air. Apply lubricant
D. Blow air into the lubricating hole in the cam gear
(MOLYKOTE 1000 SPRAY) to the bolt thread-
shaft (D) to clean the hole.
ed portions and bearing surfaces, and retighten
E. Check the tooth flank contact between the idle
them to the specified torque.
gear (B) and the cam gear (C). Check for pitch-
ing and flaws on the gears.
F. Turn the crankshaft, and check the crank gear Specified torque: 150 N・m
(A) in the same manner.
G. Check that the idle gear bush (F) and the idle
gear shaft (E) are in contact and they are worn
abnormally.
H. Measure the outer diameter of the bush sliding
part of the idle gear shaft (E) with an outside
micrometer.
I. Measure the inner diameter of the idle gear
bush (F) with a cylinder gauge.
J. Calculate the clearance based on the results of
measurement of the idle gear shaft (E) and the
idle gear bush (F). If the clearance exceeds the
limit for replacement, replace the idle gear bush
(F) with a new one.
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CHAPTER
Timing Gears and Camshaft 8
ITEM
Timing Gears:
Reassembly of Cam Gear / Reassembly of Idle Gear DE-18 1.6, 1.7
DE-18 Z 12-01
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ITEM
M. Fit the auxiliary machine driving gear onto the N. Clean the fitting surface of the gear case (G),
crank shaft. apply liquid sealant to the surface, and mount the
(1) Apply lubricant (MOLYKOTE 1000 SPRAY) to gear case on the engine frame.
the threaded portions and bearing surfaces of O. Clean the fitting surface of the cam gear cover
the auxiliary machine driving gear mounting (H), apply liquid sealant to the surface, and mount
bolts, and tighten them to the specified torque. the cover on the gear case and the engine frame.
P. Fit the tachometer sensor.
Specified torque: 300 N・m Q. Mount the auxiliary devices, such as the cooling
water pump, in the gear case (G), and fit all relat-
(2) Secure the bolts with wire rings. ed pipes and wires.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Timing Gears and Camshaft 8
ITEM
Camshaft: General of Structure DE-18 2.1
8-2 Camshaft
8-2.1 General of Structure
The drilled hole at the center of the camshaft
The camshaft is a unit having integral intake and
serves as an oil passage for lubricating the
exhaust cams and fuel cam and is divided into two
bearings.
parts.
( :8-1 "Timing Gears")
The parts are connected with bolts and nuts.
The outer periphery serves as a bearing. ( :11 "Governor Drive Unit")
At the front end, a cam gear for driving the
camshaft and a cam gear shaft comprising the
Camshaft assembly 186 kg
front bearing are fitted.
(with cam gear and gear shaft)
At the rear end, thrust bearing metals for control- Camshaft 1 (rear) single unit 66 kg
ling the movement of the camshaft in the axial Camshaft 2 (front) assembly 120 kg
direction and a governor driving gear are fitted. (with cam gear and gear shaft)
The gear drives the governor through the drive
unit. In the rear end of the camshaft, a starting
rotary valve is driven, at the end of which is a
tachometer drive unit.
The camshaft bearing metals are provided
before and after the cam gear and on the walls 8
between cylinders. They are cold-fitted directly to
the engine frame.
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8 Timing Gears and Camshaft
ITEM
Camshaft: Replacement Consumable Parts,
2.2 DE-18 Tools and Measuring Instruments
( : 2-2)
(b) Special ring head 17×12.7
(c) Camshaft bearing extracting tools (optional)
(1) Extracting tool 1
(2) Extracting tool 2
(3) Bolt
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Timing Gears and Camshaft 8
ITEM
Camshaft: Disassembly DE-18 2.3
8-2.3 Disassembly of Camshaft B. Remove the tachometer drive unit at the rear of
the engine, the starting rotary valve, the governor,
the governor drive unit, the governor gear case
and related parts, and the pipes.
Disassembling the camshaft will cause dam-
( :11-3 "Disassembly of Governor Drive Unit")
age in the camshaft bearing metal. The
camshaft bearing metal should be replaced C. Remove the camshaft cover on the engine side.
with a new one before embedding camshaft. D. Remove the cylinder head cover, and remove
( : 8-2.4 “Procedure for replacing the the rocker arm device and the push rods.
camshaft bearing”)
( :3-3.3 "Disassembly of Rocker Arm Device")
E. Loosen the fuel oil high-pressure block bolts,
Normally, remove the gear case to disassemble
the camshaft. If the cam gear has been removed, disconnect the block from the fuel oil high-pres-
the camshaft can be drawn out with the gear case sure flange, and detach the fuel oil injection
left on the engine frame. pump.
( :9-3 "Disassembly of Fuel Oil Injection Pump")
( :8-1.4 "Disassembly of Cam Gear")
F. Remove the valve operating device.
A. Remove the auxiliary devices from the gear
( :10-3 "Disassembly of Valve Operating Device")
case in the front of the engine, and the gear case.
( :8-1.3 "Disassembly of Idle Gear")
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8 Timing Gears and Camshaft
ITEM
G. Before removing the governor driving gear, L. Then, pull out the camshaft 1 (rear) (T) to the
measure the thrust clearance "b" of the camshaft front. (The camshaft thrust base (U) need not be
in the axial direction with a thickness gauge, and removed.)
record the clearance.
When drawing out the camshaft, use a wood-
Standard Limit for
clearance replacement en piece to avoid damaging the cam surface
(mm) (mm) and the inner surface of the camshaft bearing.
Thrust clearance b= 0.15 ~ 0.40 0.50
M. Remove the camshaft thrust bearing metal (V)
Govenor from the camshaft thrust base (U) at the rear of
driving gear
M. camshaft.
N. Remove the cam gear shaft (D) and the cam
gear (C) from the removed camshaft 2 (front) (S).
inspection window.
J. Loosen and remove the nuts (R) of the
camshaft connecting bolts (Q) that tighten the
parting faces at the center of the camshaft by
Torque wrench
using the special ring head 17-12.7(b) through
the window on the camshaft cover.
This work is unnecessary when space enough to Dividing the Camshaft
extract the whole camshaft is kept in front of the engine.
Camshaft 1 (T)
One of the 12 connecting bolts is a reamer
bolt. Before dividing the camshaft, put match-
marks at the tip of any bolt and the mating
position on the side of the flange of the Matchmarks (Mark
before disassembling.)
camshaft 1 (rear) to facilitate reassembly.
2 (front) (S) with the cam gear (C) and the cam Matchmarks on Camshaft and
gear shaft (D) to the front of the engine. Connecting Bolt
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
Timing Gears and Camshaft 8
ITEM
Camshaft: Inspection and Maintenance DE-18 2.4
8-2.4 Inspection and Maintenance of D. Measure the clearance between each bearing
Camshaft sliding area on the camshaft and the relevant
bearing.
The parts handled in this section must con-
form to NOx Technical Code. When replacing (1) Measure the outer diameter of each bearing
any of these parts, use the part with the identi- sliding area on the camshaft with an outside
fication mark. micrometer.
( :0-3 "Engine Conforming to NOx Technical Code") (2) When the bearings are mounted on the
engine frame, measure the inner diameter of
A. Check for pitching and peeling on the cam sur- each bearing with a cylinder gauge.
faces.
(3) Calculate the clearance based on the meas-
urement results. If the clearance exceeds the
When pitching, peeling or wear on the cam limit for replacement, replace the bearing with a
surfaces is heavy, it is necessary to replace new one.
the camshaft with a new one.
When the cam surfaces have only minor Nominal Standard Limit for
size clearance replacement
defects, the service life can be extended to a (mm) (mm) (mm)
certain degree by surface treatment. Consult A=φ143 a=0.065 ~ 0.185 0.25
our service department. B=φ58 b=0.02 ~ 0.12 0.20
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ITEM
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Timing Gears and Camshaft 8
ITEM
Camshaft: Reassembly DE-18 2.5
DE-18 Z 12-01
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8 Timing Gears and Camshaft
ITEM
H. Connect the camshafts by aligning the match- P. Mount the governor case, governor drive unit,
marks (on the camshaft 1 and the connecting governor and related parts and pipes at the rear
bolt) given before the camshaft was disassem- of the engine.
bled, and fit surely the fitting parts. Q. Mount the starting rotary valve, the tachometer
drive unit and related parts, and the pipes.
( : 11-5 "Reassembly of Governor Drive
One of the 12 connecting bolts is a reamer Unit")
bolt. Fit the bolt based on the matchmark R. Mount the gear case on the front of the engine,
given before the crankshaft was disassem- and attach the auxiliary devices to the gear case.
bled. ( : 8-1.7 "Reassembly of Idle Gear")
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Timing Gears and Camshaft 8
ITEM
Camshaft:
Inspection of Fuel Oil Injection Timing DE-18 2.6
A. Remove the cam gear cover on the side of the Cam gear Marked line (cam
shaft gear side) View from "R"
gear case, and the camshaft cover on the side of
the engine frame. Cam gear (boss)
B. Check that the marked line before disassem-
Cam gear
bling on the outer periphery of the camshaft 2 is
aligned with the marked line on the cam gear Checking the Matchmarks on the
Camshaft and the Cam Gear
boss (at the front end). (Or check that the match-
marks given before disassembling are aligned.)
8
( : 8-1.4 "Disassembly of Cam Gear") Delivery beginning
position indicating Marked line on
( : 8-1.6 "Reassembly of Cam Gear") line "X" tappet "Y"
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
9 Fuel Oil Injection Device
ITEM
General of Structure/Replacement Consumable Parts,
1, 2 DE-18 Tools and Measuring Instruments
DE-18 A 12-05
CHAPTER
Fuel Oil Injection Device 9
ITEM
Disassembly of Fuel Oil Injection Pump DE-18 3
9-3 Disassembly of Fuel Oil Injection pump with the fuel shut-down air pipe (N), and
Pump remove them from the engine.
J. Remove the fuel injection pump lifting tool (eye-
A. Remove the camshaft cover on the engine bolts and nuts).
frame side.
B. Turn the engine to position the tappet roller of
The fuel oil injection pump for each cylinder
the fuel oil injection pump (A) on the fuel oil cam
base circle. has been adjusted to ensure appropriate
C. Remove the plunger lubricating oil main-pipe injection timing. When disassembling, put an
inlet pipe (L) and each cylinder fuel shut-down air identification mark on each pump as stated
main-pipe inlet pipe (M). below. Take care not to mount the pump on
D. Loosen the bolts (K). Then remove the fuel oil main another cylinder.
pipe (H) by loosening all of the mounting bolts (I).
1.Mark the engine number and the cylinder
E. Remove the fuel oil high-pressure block (C), the
number on the fuel oil injection pump hous-
leak oil pipe, the leak oil cover and the fuel oil
high-pressure joint (B). ing.
F. Remove the fuel injection pump leak pipe (F), the 2.Attach a tag to a set of the mounting surface
plunger lubricating oil pipe (G), and the rack link pin (E). shims (for adjusting the base circle) for
G. Use a socket and an extension bar to remove each cylinder, and note the engine number
the pump fastening nut (J). and the cylinder number on it.
H. Loosen the cap nut (P) on the fuel shut-down
air pipe (N) (until the cap nut completely comes (O)
off the screw).
(N)
(Removing the fuel injection pump on the #1 cylin-
der, loosen the swivel joint bolt (O), and remove 9
the fuel shut-down air pipe (N).)
I. Attach the fuel injection pump lifting tool (eye-
(G)
bolts and nuts) on top of the fuel injection pump.
By using a wire rope, lift up the fuel injection
(P)
Eyebolts and nuts (M12)
(H)
(F)
(J)
(E)
(K) (H)
(I)
DE-18 A 12-05
CHAPTER
9 Fuel Oil Injection Device
ITEM
j
Do not disassemble the delivery valve. When
it is necessary to replace the delivery valve, g
replace it as a whole with a new assembly. h
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
Fuel Oil Injection Device 9
ITEM
Fuel Oil Injection Pump:Inspection and Maintenance DE-18 4.2
(1) Clean the removed parts with clean wash oil, Deflector
and blow air over them.
Plunger
(2) Inspect the plunger, plunger barrel, and
deflector to see if any corrosion is found.
Plunger, Barrel, and Deflector
Replace the component with a new one if it is
corroded too much.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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9 Fuel Oil Injection Device
ITEM
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Fuel Oil Injection Device 9
ITEM
Fuel Oil Injection Pump:Reassembly DE-18 4.3
Z
To mount the plunger, the "Z" mark in the
lower part must be in the opposite direction to
the rack.
(10) Use a gear puller or the like to keep pushing
the tappet and to mount the holding pin . Plunger Matchmark
DE-18 Z 12-01
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9 Fuel Oil Injection Device
ITEM
Shim (Q)
Tappet slit
DE-18 A 12-05
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Fuel Oil Injection Device 9
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
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CHAPTER
10 Valve Operating Device
ITEM
General of Structure/Replacement Consumable Parts,
1, 2, 3 DE-18 Tools and Measuring Instruments/Disassembly
This engine employs a swing-arm type valve A. Remove the cylinder head cover, and remove
operating device having a roller follower. The the rocker arm device and the push rods.
device is common to the intake and exhaust B. Remove the camshaft cover on the engine
valves. frame side.
A bearing bush is press-fitted into the tappet C. Remove the swing arm shaft bolt (A), and dis-
roller, which revolves on the tappet roller pin that is mantle the swing arm assembly.
press-fitted into the swing arm. Before dismantling the swing arm assembly,
The swing arm fulcrum and the tappet roller mark the engine number and cylinder number
bearing are lubricated with oil supplied from the with a marker.
drilled hole in the engine frame through the swing D. Remove the snap ring (B), and remove the
swing arms (C) from the swing arm shaft (D).
arm shaft fixing bolt and the drilled holes in the
shaft and the arm.
A ring knock has been press-fitted into the shaft
to ensure the parallelism between the tappet roller
and cam contact surfaces.
(D)
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Valve Operating Device 10
ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance of Valve Operating Device DE-18 4
DE-18 Z 12-01
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10 Valve Operating Device
ITEM
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Valve Operating Device 10
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
10
CHAPTER
11 Governor Drive Unit
ITEM
General of Structure/Replacement Consumable Parts,
1, 2 DE-18 Tools and Measuring Instruments
<RHD6: Standard>
Governor :8 kg
Governor drive unit assembly :23 kg
<UG10: Optional>
Governor :20 kg
Governor drive unit assembly :23 kg
<UG-25+: Optional>
Governor :28 kg
Governor drive unit assembly :23 kg
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Governor Drive Unit 11
ITEM
Disassembly of Governor Drive Unit DE-18 3
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
11 Governor Drive Unit
ITEM
Inspection and Maintenance of Governor Drive Unit
4, 5 DE-18 Reassembly of Governor Drive Unit
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Governor Drive Unit 11
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
11
CHAPTER
12 Intake and Exhaust Device
ITEM
Turbocharger AT14:100 kg
MET18:140 kg
TPS48:129 kg
Intake pipe
Exhaust pipe (integral with
engine frame)
Exhaust
gas
Cylinder head
DE-18 A 16-05
CHAPTER
Intake and Exhaust Device 12
ITEM
Air Cooler: General of Structure / Replacement
Consumable Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments DE-18 3.1,3.2
12
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
12 Intake and Exhaust Device
ITEM
3.3 DE-18 Air Cooler: Removal
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
Intake and Exhaust Device 12
ITEM
Air Cooler: Removal / Inspection and Maintenance / Reassembly DE-18 3.3~3.5
DE-18 Z 12-01
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13 Starting Air System
ITEM
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
Starting Air System 13
ITEM
Starting Valve: General of Structure / Replacement Consumable
Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments / Disassembly DE-18 2.1~2.3
( :2-2) j
i 13
13-2.3 Disassembly of Starting Valve k
l
(1) Remove the pipes on the starting air inlet/out-
q
let and the control air inlet/outlet. Remove the
p
starting valve assembly from the bracket.
(2) Disassemble the starting valve as follows:
a) Remove the mounting bolts. Remove the o
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
13 Starting Air System
ITEM
Starting Valve:
2.4,2.5 DE-18 Inspection and Maintenance / Reassembly
DE-18 Z 12-01
CHAPTER
Starting Air System 13
ITEM
Starting Rotary Valve: General of Structure / Replacement Consumable
Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments / Disassembly DE-18 3.1~3.3
( :"Parts List")
① O-ring 3-1.3 No.502
② O-ring 3-1.3 No.503
( :2-2)
13
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13 Starting Air System
ITEM
Starting Rotary Valve:
3.4,3.5 DE-18 Inspection and Maintenance / Reassembly
(3) Inspect the seating parts of the starting rotary Use caution because the engine will not start
valve and the rotary valve seat to see if any if you assemble the rotary valve incorrectly.
deformation is made or if any scar is formed by
(3) Mount the pipe and the flexible cable.
any foreign substances caught in between.
If a scar formed by some foreign substance
reaches a pinhole of a cylinder, file the seat
surface to repair the scar. After this, slide the
components with each other to smoothen the
surface. If deformation is made, file it or scrape
it to remove the deformation.
(4) Inspect the meshing surfaces between the
starting rotary valve and the rotary valve
coupling and between the rotary valve cou-
pling and the rotary valve driving coupling to
see if any abrasion is found.
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Starting Air System 13
ITEM
Automatic Drain Valve / Switch Box and Handle Switch DE-18 4,5
13-4 Automatic Drain Valve 13-5 Switch Box and Handle Switch
To start the engine, you can select one of the
13-4.1 General of Structure
engine side start, the remote start, and the auto-
If lubricating oil flows to the rotary valve cover matic start. To use the engine side start, turn the
during operation, the automatic drain valve drains switching switch to "LOCAL".
it into the leak oil tank. When, on the other hand, When you use the engine side start, you push
the engine is starting, starting high-pressure air the start push button. Doing so actuates the start-
forces the internal ball onto the seat to seal the ing solenoid valve (88V). Control air flows into the
passage. The automatic drain valve is installed starting valve to open the main valve. Thus, start-
halfway in the drainpipe close to the starting rotary ing air reaches the starting valve of the cylinder
valve. head.
13-4.2 Inspection and Maintenance of The handle switch, on the other hand, is a limit
Automatic Drain Valve switch which works in linkage with the operation
Listed below are some of the cases where you lever. When you turn the operation lever to "RUN",
must disassemble the drain valve for an inspection the switch turns on, forming a protection circuit.
of the internal parts. You may have to make cor-
rections and/or replace some parts, as necessary,
for example. Do not disassemble the starting operation
(1) Remove the pipe on the side of the automatic valve or the handle switch. If any of them does
drain valve outlet. If air seems to leak at the time not work correctly, replace it as a whole.
of start, the seat may be damaged or abraded.
(2) If draining seems not to work during operation,
the spring may be damaged.
The inscripion
showing the flow
direction(arrowω)
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14 Fuel Oil System
ITEM
14.Fuel Oil System As for the inspection and maintenance of the fol-
lowing devices, refer to the separate sections or
14-1 General of Fuel Oil System
the separate instruction manuals.
When heavy fuel oil is used in this engine, it is ( : 2-2.2 "Fuel Oil System" in "Operation Manual")
particularly important to appropriately pre-treat the
・ Fuel oil filter
fuel oil before it reaches the engine inlet. This pre-
( : 5-4.3 "Cleaning Filters" in "Operation Manual")
treatment greatly affects the life of the fuel oil injec-
・ Pre-treatment facilities and devices
tion pump and other devices.
( : "Separate instruction manuals")
The system, facilities and equipment vary
depending on the grade of the applied oil.
Appropriately maintain, inspect and service them <Cautions in disassembling, maintaining
in accordance with their instruction manuals. and reassembling the fuel oil system>
1.The parts in the fuel injection system, such
When heavy fuel oil is used, the fuel oil heated
as the fuel pump and the injection valve, are
by the heater and pressurized by the oil feed pump
precision parts. They may cause noncon-
is fed to the fuel oil injection pump through the fil-
formities, such as seizure, if dirt and foreign
ter. Excess oil returns to the inlet of the oil feed
matter are mixed in oil.
pump through the relief valve for circulation.
When disassembling any device in the fuel
The major component parts provided on the
system, regardless of whether it is on the
engine include the fuel oil filter, the fuel oil relief
engine or separate from the engine, take
valve, and the fuel oil feed pump.
utmost care that dirt and foreign matter do
not enter the device and piping.
2.When overhauling the fuel system, be sure
to vent air after restoration. When discharg-
ing air, take care not to splash the oil.
Leakage waste
oil tank
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Fuel Oil System 14
ITEM
Fuel Oil Relief Valve: General
/ Consumable Parts /
Disassembly / Inspection and Maintenance / Reassembly DE-18 2.1~2.5
14-2 Fuel Oil Relief Valve 14-2.3 Disassembly of Fuel Oil Relief
14-2.1 General of structure Valve
(1) Remove the connected pipe. Remove the
The fuel oil relief valve is installed at the end of
relief valve assembly.
the fuel oil outlet main pipe. The valve keeps the
(2) Disassemble the relief valve as follows:
pressure at the fuel oil injection pump inlet in a a) Remove the sleeve nut . Loosen the lock
proper range. Excess fuel oil is returned from the nut . Loosen the adjusting screw com-
relief valve to the supply system. pletely.
(Before loosening the adjusting screw, mark
the tightening position of the adjusting screw,
The fuel oil pressure greatly depends on the or record the size so that the original position of
the screw can be found when reassembling.)
main pressure of the supply system and
b) Loosen the spring holder and remove it.
varies according to the oil viscosity. c) Remove the spring seat , the spring , and
For heavy fuel oil, the valve has been adjust- the relief valve from the relief valve body .
ed so that the pressure is within the blue mark g h f e d a
range on the pressure gauge at an appropri-
ate working viscosity. If the pressure becomes
out of the specified range during operation,
check that the fuel oil viscosity is appropriate
before disassembling and inspecting the fuel
b
oil relief valve
c
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14 Fuel Oil System
ITEM
Fuel Oil Feed Pump: General of Structure / Replacement
3.1~3.3 DE-18 Consumable Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments / Removal
14-3 Fuel Oil Feed Pump (Optional) 14-3.3 Removal of Fuel Oil Feed Pump
14-3.1 General of Structure (1) Disconnect the outlet and inlet piping of the
fuel oil feed pump.
The fuel oil feed pump is installed on the front
part of engine, and is driven from the auxiliary gear (2) Take out the coupling cover.
case via pump drive unit. (3) Remove the bolts and disconnect the fuel oil
The feed pump is a trochoid type, and the safety feed pump from the pump base, carefully
valve is incorporated into the upper cover. watching the positioning pin.
(4) Loosen the clamping screw of the coupling
Fuel oil feed pump assembly: 24 kg and remove the coupling.
(5) Take out the coupling key.
<Fuel oil feed pump drive unit> Positioning pin Pump base
① Gasket 3-2.4 No.15
② Plain washer 3-2.4 No.504 Dismounting of Fuel Oil Feed Pump
③ Toothed lock washer 3-2.4 No.506, 507
④ Split pin 3-2.4 No.508
⑤ Oil seal 3-2.4 No.514
⑥ Bearing 3-2.4 No.512, 513
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Fuel Oil System 14
Fuel Oil Feed Pump: ITEM
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14 Fuel Oil System
ITEM
3.6 DE-18 Fuel Oil Feed Pump: Reassembly
㪧㫉㪼㫊㫊㩷㪽㫀㫋
Reassemble the pump in the reverse order of 20 Oil seal
disassembly. 34 O-ring
27 Seal case
(1) Use a hand press or the like to attach and
mount the set of the shaft ③, the seal case 27 ,
the oil seal , and the O-ring 34 . Then, attach 3 Shaft
and mount the collar 33 , the bearing , and
1 Body
the oil seal in this order. Finally, attach the
39.5
snap ring .
(2) Mount the angle plate 29 . Use a hammer and
a brass rod to mount the shaft key .
(3) Mount the inner key and the inner rotor ④. Assembly of Shafy & Bearing Module
(4) Assemble the outer rotor ⑤ and the O-ring 21
with the barrel ②, and mount them all. Attach
Press fit
10 Bearing
the pipe knock . 20 Oil seal
6 Bearing
hausing
5 Outer rotor
18 Dowel Pipe
Use caution not to catch the O-ring.
21 O-ring 4 Inner rotor
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Fuel Oil System 14
ITEM
Fuel Oil Feed Pump Drive Unit:
Disassembly / Maintenance and Assembly DE-18 4.1,4.2
14-4 Fuel Oil Feed Pump Drive Unit 14-4.2 Maintenance and Assembly of
14-4.1 Disassembly of Fuel Oil Feed Fuel Oil Feed Pump Drive Unit
Pump Drive Unit (1) Inspect if there is any wear or pitching on the
tooth surface of the pump driving gear.
(1) Before starting to disassemble the drive unit,
take out the center cover of the auxiliary driving (2) Inspect if there is any distortion or crack in the
gear case, and measure the backlash of the coupling rubber.
pump driving gear. (3) Rotate the bearing, and inspect if it rotates
smoothly or if there is any abnormal sound.
Standard value Replacing limit (4) Reassemble the drive unit in the reverse order
(mm) (mm)
Backlash 0.3~0.5 0.8 of disassembly.
Apply lubricating agent (MOLYKOTE 1000
(2) Disconnect the fuel oil feed pump. spray) to the seating face and the threaded por-
( : 14-3.3 "Removal of Fuel Oil Feed tion of the pump driving gear tightening nut B ,
Pump") and tighten it with the specified torque.
(3) Remove the mounting nut. Remove the pump
drive bearing .
Specified torque: 215 N•m
(4) Remove the nut . Pull out the pump driving
gear from the drive shaft .Remove the
key.
(5) Pull out the drive shaft from the pump drive If the oil seal is installed upside down, oil will
bearing. Remove the bearing and the leak. Therefore, be careful not to mistake the
distance piece . assembling direction.
(6) Remove the oil seal .
G Bearing
side
A D C
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15 Lubricating Oil System
ITEM
General of Lubricating Oil System /
1, 2.1 DE-18 Lubricating Oil Pump:General of Structure
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Lubricating Oil System 15
ITEM
Lubricating Oil Pump: Replacement Consumable Parts,
Tools and Measuring Instruments / Disassembly DE-18 2.2,2.3
15-2.2 Replacement Consumable Parts, (2) Remove the pipes at the inlet and outlet.
Tools and Measuring (3) Remove the mounting nuts. Remove the lubri-
Instruments cating oil pump (assembly).
(4) Disassemble the lubricating oil pump as fol-
A. Replacement consumable parts lows:
Replace the following parts with new ones.
a) Before disassembling, write matchmakings
( :"Parts List") across the cover and the body and so forth.
① Needle bearing 3-3.6 No.19
b) Remove the split pin and the crown nut .
② Oil seal 3-3.6 No.509
Remove the gear and the key .
③ Split pin 3-3.6 No.504
④ Pump housing packing 3-3.6 No.20 c) Remove the bolts from the pump cover and
⑤ Circular packing 3-3.6 No.512 remove it.
d) Pull out the pump gears and from the
B. Tools and measuring instruments
pump housing .
(a) General tools and measuring instruments
e) Remove the snap ring . Pull out the oil seal .
( : 2-2 ) f) Remove the snap ring . Pull out the bearing .
g) Pull out the bearing from the pump housing
15-2.3 Disassembly of Lubricating Oil and the pump cover.
Pump
h) Remove the safety valve spring holder . Pull
(1) Before removing the lubricating oil pump,
out the safety spring and the safety valve .
remove the center cover of the auxiliary
machine gear case, and measure the backlash
of the pump driving gear.
j
Bearing side Gear side
Apply
lithium
grease
15
a
n o p m e g f m h
l k i c d b
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15 Lubricating Oil System
ITEM
2.4, 2.5 DE-18 Lubricating Oil Pump: Inspection and Maintenance / Reassembly
DE-18 A 13-06
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Lubricating Oil System 15
ITEM
Lubricating Oil Cooler:
General / Replacement Consumable Parts / Removal / Mounting DE-18 3.1~3.4
The lubricating oil cooler is a plate type cooler. A (3) Insert a wire rope in the eyebolts M12. Use a
pattern designed to obtain the highest heat trans- chain block to keep lifting the lubricating oil
fer effect is pressed on metallic plates. The plates cooler under your control. Remove the 10 lubri-
are laminated and fixed with bolts to make a com- cating oil cooler mounting bolts and the 2 lubri-
pact structure. cating oil cooler mounting nuts. Remove the
cooler assembly from the lubricating oil cooler
block.
Lubricating oil cooler assembly: 186 kg
15
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15 Lubricating Oil System
ITEM
Lubricating Oil Relief Valve: General / Replacement Consumable
4.1~4.5 DE-18 Parts / Disassembly / Inspection and Maintenance / Reassembly
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Lubricating Oil System 15
ITEM
Lubricating Oil Thermostat Valve: General of Structure / Replacement
Consumable Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments DE-18 5.1,5.2
15-5 Lubricating Oil Thermostat Valve When the lubricating oil temperature at the
engine inlet rises abnormally due to, for example,
15-5.1 General of Structure
a failure of the pellet (L), the temperature can be
The lubricating oil thermostat valve is installed reduced by emergency measures. To reduce the
as a unit in the lubricating oil cooler casing. temperature, screw in the adjusting bolt (A) by
The lubricating oil thermostat valve is a kind of hand to press down the valve (J) and open the port
mixing type three-way valves. On the valve, the "C".
common port "A", high-temperature port "B" and ( :5-3.2 "Lubricating Oil Pressure
low-temperature port "C" are provided. The wax in Adjusting Procedure" in Operation Manual)
the wax pellet (L) in the common port "A" expands
and shrinks to protrude and retract the spindle (G). Lubricating oil thermostat valve assembly: 7 kg
Then, the valve (J) is opened and closed.
(D)
(C)
(B) (A)
15
A
B C
DE-18 Z 12-01
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15 Lubricating Oil System
ITEM
Lubricating Oil Thermostat Valve:
5.3~5.5 DE-18 Disassembly / Inspection and Maintenance / Reassembly
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Lubricating Oil System 15
ITEM
Lubricating Oil Automatic Backwash Filter:
General / Replacement Consumable Parts / Inspection and Maintenance DE-18 6.1~6.3
DE-18 Z 12-01
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16 Cooling Water System
ITEM
General of Cooling Water System
1, 2.1 DE-18 Cooling Water Pumps:General of Structure
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Cooling Water System 16
ITEM
Cooling Water Pump: Replacement Consumable Parts,
Tools and Measuring Instruments/Disassembly DE-18 2.2,2.3
DE-18 Z 12-01
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16 Cooling Water System
ITEM
a
of the mouth ring inserting part of the impeller and
the inner diameter of the mouth ring, and calcu-
late the clearance.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Cooling Water System 16
ITEM
Cooling Water Pump: Reassembly DE-18 2.5
16
Claw washer
Claw washer
Impeller Pump gear
DE-18 C 14-06
CHAPTER
16 Cooling Water System
ITEM
Impeller side
Bellows
mechanical seal>
1) Never use any grease.
2) Do not apply oil to the sliding surface.
Wipe off the oil and/or foreign substances,
if any, from the sliding surface by using
clean cloth with alcohol, acetone, or the like.
3) Apply turbine oil #32 or equivalent thinly on Apply turbine oil # 32
"Never use grease."
the inner circumference and the shaft of the
Installation of the Mechanical Seal
mechanical seal before assembly.
4) After assembly, leave the mechanical seal
alone for 30 minutes or longer.
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Cooling Water System 16
ITEM
Cooling Water Bypass Valve: General of Structure / Replacement
Consumable Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments DE-18 3.1,3.2
<Operation procedure>
The figure shows the phase at the time of a
heavily loaded operation. The cooling water (low-
temperature line) passes the lubricating oil cooler From the
LO cooler
to the air cooler, then flowing to the engine outlet.
When the engine is with the load equal to or
lighter than a certain level, the solenoid valve oper-
ates to draw the lubricating oil in. The hydraulic To the engine
pressure makes the piston (B) compress the outlet
spring (E), opening the valve (F). The valve (F) is
CW bypass
seated on the side of the water chamber of the air valve block
cooler.
Then, the outlet passage of the air cooler is shut
off, and the outlet passage of the cooling water
Bypass
pump is opened. Cooling water bypasses the air Lubricating
cooler and flows into the lubricating oil cooler. oil pipe
DE-18 Z 12-01
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16 Cooling Water System
ITEM
Cooling Water Bypass Valve:
3.3,3.4 DE-18 Disassembly / Inspection and Maintenance
A. Disconnect the lubricating oil pipe for bypass A. Before washing the parts, inspect the body (D)
valve. cylinder part to see if any trace of water leak or oil
B. Remove the bolt M12. Take out the bypass leak is seen. If you see such a trace, inspect
valve assembly from the bypass valve block. carefully the relevant parts, for example, to see if
C. Disassemble the bypass valve in accordance the O-ring is deformed or scarred and to see if
with the following procedure. the surfaces in contact with the O-ring are dam-
aged or partially abraded.
<Disassembling procedure> B. Clean the disassembled parts with wash oil to
(1) Remove the bolt M12. Remove the cover (C). remove scale.
The adjusting bolt (H) is on the cover (C). So C. Check that the valve is not hardened or
you can remove this bolt along with the cover. deformed and the seat surface has not been
(2) Remove the U-nut on the side of the piston
flawed. If any defect is found, replace the valve
(B). Remove the piston (B) and the spring (E).
with a new one.
D. Check for abnormal contact and flaws on the
outer periphery of the shaft and the inner surface
Use caution to gradually loosen the U-nut
of the bush (G). Check that the shaft does not
because the nut is compressing the spring.
stick.
Quickly removing the nut can be dangerous
If minor defects are found, correct the defects
because the piston, or any other components,
with an oil whetstone, and check that the shaft
may pop out.
can move smoothly.
(3) Draw out the set of the valve (F) and the shaft E. Check for abnormal contact and flaws on the
(A) to the opposite side. spring.
(4) Remove the U-nut and the flat washer from
the side of the valve (F). Remove the valve
form the shaft (A).
(5) Before removing the adjusting bolt (H) from
the cover (C) (you do not need to remove it
except when doing so is necessary to mend
rust, deformation, etc.), measure the distance
"L" from the lock nut end surface to the end of
the adjusting bolt (H) and take a note of it after
removing the sleeve nut (I). Remove the lock
nut. Pull out the adjusting bolt (H).
(6) Remove the O-rings (6 pcs.) from each part.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Cooling Water System 16
ITEM
Cooling Water Bypass Valve: Reassembly and Mounting DE-18 3.5
16
DE-18 Z 12-01
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16 Cooling Water System
ITEM
Cooling Water Thermostat Valve: General / Replacement
4.1~4.3 DE-18 Consumable Parts, / Removal of Thermostat
To fresh
water cooler
DE-18 A 15-07
CHAPTER
Cooling Water System 16
ITEM
Cooling Water Thermostat Valve:
Inspection of Thermostat / Reassembly of Thermostat Valve DE-18 4.4,4.5
Temperature of water
Lift (L)
used for inspection
Cool water (30㷄 or less) 43.5 mm
53.5 mm or
Hot water (90-100㷄)
more
The imprint of
the open valve
temperature
Valve
Frame 16
.
Spring
Valve
DE-18 Z 12-01
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17 Engine Control and Protective System
ITEM
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Engine Control and Protective System 17
ITEM
Fuel Control Cylinders: General
of Structure/Replacement
Consumable Parts, Tools and Measuring Instruments/Removal DE-18 2.1~2.3
17
DE-18 Z 12-01
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17 Engine Control and Protective System
ITEM
17-2.4 Disassembly of Fuel Control F. To detach the right cylinder for controlling fuel,
Cylinders remove the snap rings (2) from both sides, and
draw out the rod metal (3), rods (12) and (16) and
Disassemble the fuel control cylinder assembly
piston (14).
in accordance with the following procedure.
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Engine Control and Protective System 17
ITEM
Fuel Shutoff Device:Inspection,
Maintenance and
Reassembly/Mounting and Adjustment DE-18 2.5,2.6
17
DE-18 Z 12-01
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17 Engine Control and Protective System
ITEM
F.O. control cylinder: General construction / Replacing consumables, implements
3.1~3.3 DE-18 and measuring instruments / Disassembly of F.O. control cylinder
( : "Parts List")
1) Mini-Y gasket 3-6.1.3 No. 23
2) GLY gasket 3-6.1.3 No. 24
3) Gasket 3-6.1.3 No. 513
F. O. Control Cylinder
DE-18 A 16-04
CHAPTER
Engine Control and Protective System 17
ITEM
F.O. control cylinder:Inspection, maintenance and asembly of F.O. control cylinder /
Fitting and adjustment of F.O. control cylinder DE-18 3.4,3.5
(5) Check if there is any rusting owing to drain on If case that the engine cannot be started,
each parts. In case that any rust is found, adjust the injection quantity with the adjusting
carefully remove it. screw.
(6) Assemble the F.O. control cylinder in the (3) While the engine is operating, the link lever
reverse procedure of that for disassembly. changes according to the main engine load
characteristics in the range from approx. 1/3 of
the load to the full load, and then adjust the
Replace the Y-ring with a new one. main spring force moving the spring seat so
Before assembling, thinly apply grease to the that the clearance with the adjusting screw tip
sliding part of the Y-ring, piston, and so on. is 0.5 to 2 mm.
(4) After the completion of adjustment, fix the lock
(7) After assembling, check that all the parts nut of the adjusting screw and the set screw of
move smoothly. the spring seat.
Fuel rack
graduation Rack control piston
operating characteristics
DE-18 Z 15-10
CHAPTER
18 Gauge Board
ITEM
Gauge Board: General / Replacement Consumable Parts,
1.1~1.3 DE-18 Tools / Disassembly and Maintenance
DE-18 Z 12-01
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Gauge Board 18
ITEM
Seal Pot DE-18 2
(a).
(3) Remove the joint (c) on the inlet side of the
siphon tank (b) to discharge fuel oil and ethyl- (A)
ene glycol in the siphon tank. Seal pot
18
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to the genuine parts, the use of imitation parts will degrade the engine performance
because of their fragile materials and low machining accuracy. Since the service life of
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CHAPTER
部品目次
ITEM
PARTS CONTENTS DE-18
0 機関構造図,機器配置図
ENGINE CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINE EQUIPMENT
-1 機関外形図
ENGINE OUTLINE
-2 機関断面図
ENGINE SECTION
1 NOxテクニカルコード適合機関
ENGINE CONFORMING TO NOx TECHNICAL CODE
2 機関主要部品
MAIN PARTS
-0 オイルパン
OIL PAN
-1 架構
ENGINE FRAME
-2.1 架構側蓋(発電機関)
ENGINE SIDE COVER (GENERATOR ENGINE)
-2.2 架構側蓋(主機関)
ENGINE SIDE COVER (PROPULSION ENGINE)
-3 架構安全弁
ENGINE FRAME SAFETY VALVE
-4 ギヤケース
GEAR CASE
-5 補機駆動ギヤ
AUX.MACHINERY GEAR
-6 アイドルギヤ
IDLE GEAR
-7 クランク軸
CRANKSHAFT
-8 バランスウエイト
BALANCE WEIGHT
-9 主軸受
MAIN BEARING
-10.1 フライホイール
FLYWHEEL
-10.2 フライホイール-2
FLYWHEEL-2
-11 シリンダライナ
CYLINDER LINER
-12.1 ピストン(一体)
MONOBLOCK PISTON
-12.2 ピストン(分割)
BUILD UP PISTON
DE-18 B 15-10
CHAPTER
部品目次
ITEM
DE-18 PARTS CONTENTS
-13 連接棒
CONNECTING ROD
-14 シリンダヘッド
CYLINDER HEAD
-15.1 シリンダヘッドカバー
CYLINDER HEAD COVER
-15.2 シリンダヘッドカバー(点検窓付き)
CYLINDER HEAD COVER (WITH INSPECTION WINDOW)
-16 吸気弁
INTAKE VALVE
-17 排気弁
EXHAUST VALVE
-18 起動弁
STARTING VALVE
-19 カム軸
CAM SHAFT
-20 カム軸受
CAM SHAFT BEARING
-21 吸・排気タペット
INTAKE & EXHAUST TAPPET
-22 弁腕
ROCKER ARM
-23 燃料噴射ポンプ
FUEL OIL INJECTION PUMP
-24.1 燃料噴射装置
FUEL OIL INJECTION DEVICE
-24.2 ノズルホルダ
NOZZLE HOLDER
-25 コモンロッド
COMMON ROD
-26.1 調速機取付(RHD)
GOVERNOR DRIVING DEVICE (RHD)
-26.2 調速機取付(UG)
GOVERNOR DRIVING DEVICE (UG)
-26.3 調速機取付(EAR20)
GOVERNOR DRIVING DEVICE (EAR20)
-27.1 調速機リンク(RHD)
GOVERNOR LINK(RHD)
-27.2 調速機リンク(UG)
GOVERNOR LINK(UG)
-27.3 調速機リンク(EAR20)
GOVERNOR LINK (EAR20)
DE-18 C 16-04
CHAPTER
部品目次
ITEM
PARTS CONTENTS DE-18
-28.1 排気管
EXHAUST MANIFOLD
-28.2 排気管(主機、MET)
EXHAUST MANIFOLD (PROPULSION ENGINE, MET)
-29.1 排気管カバー(AT)
EXHAUST MANIFOLD COVER(AT)
-29.2 排気管カバー(MET,TPS)
EXHAUST MANIFOLD COVER(MET,TPS)
-30.1 過給機取付(AT)
TURBOCHARGER FITTING(AT)
-30.2 過給機取付(MET)
TURBOCHARGER FITTING(MET)
-30.3 過給機取付(TPS)
TURBOCHARGER FITTING(TPS)
-31 空気冷却器
INTERCOOLER
-32.1.1 空気冷却器取付(T/C:AT)
INTERCOOLER FITTING(T/C:AT)
-32.1.2 空気冷却器(T/C:AT)ドレン配管
INTERCOOLER(T/C:AT)DRAIN PIPING
-32.2.1 空気冷却器取付(T/C:MET)
INTERCOOLER FITTING(T/C:MET)
-32.2.2 空気冷却器(T/C:MET)ドレン配管
INTERCOOLER(T/C:MET)DRAIN PIPING
-32.3.1空気冷却器取付(T/C:TPS)
INTERCOOLER FITTING(T/C:TPS)
-32.3.2空気冷却器(T/C:TPS)ドレン配管
INTERCOOLER(T/C:TPS)DRAIN PIPING
-33.1 ヒートボックス(低質油)
HEATBOX (HEAVY FUEL OIL)
-33.2 ヒートボックス(A重油)
HEATBOX (DIESEL FUEL OIL)
-34 電磁弁
MAGNETIC VALVE
-35 制御電磁弁
CONTROL MAGNETIC VALVE
-36 スタート&キリカエスイッチボックス
START & CHANGE SWITCH BOX
-37 指圧器
INDICATOR
DE-18 C 16-04
CHAPTER
部品目次
ITEM
DE-18 PARTS CONTENTS
3 機関付属品
INSTRUMENTS & ACCESSORIES
-1 空気系統
AIR SYSTEM
-1.1 起動空気配管系統図
STARTING AIR PIPING SYSTEM
-1.2 始動弁25A
STARTING AIR VALVE 25A
-1.3 起動回転弁
STARTING AIR ROTARY VALVE
-1.4 回転計駆動装置
TACHOMETER DRIVING DEVICE
-2 燃料系統
FUEL OIL SYSTEM
-2.1 燃料配管系統図
FUEL OIL PIPING SYSTEM
-2.2.1 燃料漏油戻し配管系統図(低質油)
FUEL OIL PIPING-LEAK OIL SYSTEM (HEAVY FUEL OIL)
-2.2.2 燃料漏油戻し配管系統図(A重油)
FUEL OIL PIPING-LEAK OIL SYSTEM (DIESEL FUEL OIL)
-2.5.1 燃料濾器
FUEL OIL FILTER
-2.5.2 燃料濾器取付
FUEL OIL FILTER FITTING
-2.6 燃料調圧弁
FUEL OIL RELIEF VALVE
-2.7 シールポット
SEAL POT
-2.8 燃料ブロック
FUEL OIL BLOCK
-2.9 逃がし弁
FUEL OIL RELIEF VALVE
-2.10 チェック弁(A重油)
CHECK VALVE (DIESEL FUEL OIL)
DE-18 D 16-04
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部品目次
ITEM
PARTS CONTENTS DE-18
-3 潤滑油系統
LUBRICATING OIL SYSTEM
-3.1.1 潤滑油配管(発電機関)
LUBRICATING OIL PIPING (GENERATOR ENGINE)
-3.1.2 潤滑油配管(主機関)
LUBRICATING OIL PIPING (PROPULSION ENGINE)
-3.2.1 過給機潤滑油配管系統図(AT,TPS)
T/C LUBRICATING OIL PIPING SYSTEM(AT,TPS)
-3.2.2 過給機潤滑油配管系統図(MET)
T/C LUBRICATING OIL PIPING SYSTEM(MET)
-3.3 潤滑油冷却器取付
L.O. COOLER FITTING
-3.4 潤滑油冷却器(プレート式)
L.O. COOLER (PLATE TYPE)
-3.5 自動逆洗潤滑油濾器
AUTOMATIC BACK WASHING L.O. FILTER
-3.6 潤滑油ポンプ&取付
LUBRICATING OIL PUMP & FITTING
-3.7 潤滑油調圧弁
LUBRICATING OIL RELIEF VALVE
-3.8 潤滑油温調弁
LUBRICATING OIL THERMOSTAT VALVE
-3.9 遠心濾器
CENTRIFUGAL OIL FILTER
-4 冷却水系統
COOLING WATER SYSTEM
-4.1.1 冷却水配管(1系統、冷却水ポンプ2台付き)
COOLING WATER PIPING (1 WATER LINE,WITH 2 C.W. PUMPS)
-4.1.2 冷却水配管(2系統、冷却水ポンプ2台又は1台付き)
COOLING WATER PIPING (2 WATER LINES,WITH 2 C.W. PUMPS OR 1 C.W. PUMP)
-4.1.3 吸気ドレン配管
INTAKE DRAIN PIPING
-4.2 冷却水ポンプ&取付
COOLING WATER PUMP & FITTING
-4.3 冷却水バイパス弁&取付
COOLING WATER BYPASS VALVE & FITTING
-4.4 冷却水温調弁
COOLING WATER THERMOSTAT VALVE
DE-18 D 16-04
CHAPTER
部品目次
ITEM
DE-18 PARTS CONTENTS
-5 計器板
GAUGE BOARD
-5.1.1 計器板(発電機関)
GAUGE BOARD (GENERATOR ENGINE)
-5.1.2 計器板(主機関)
GAUGE BOARD (PROPULSION ENGINE)
-5.2 計器板ゲージ
GAUGE
-6 保護装置
PROTECTIVE DEVICE
-6.1.1 燃料コントロールシリンダ
FUEL CONTROL CYLINDER
-6.1.2 燃料コントロールシリンダ取付
FUEL CONTROL CYLINDER FITTING
-6.1.3 燃料コントロールシリンダ(変速機関用)
FUEL CONTROL CYLINDER(VARIABLE SPEED ENGINE)
-6.3 レベルスイッチボックス
LEVEL SWITCH BOX
-6.4 ハンドルスイッチ
HANDOL SWITCH
-6.5 パルスセンサ
PULSE SENSOR
-6.6.1 ジャンクションボックス&取付
JUNCTION BOX & FITTING
-6.6.2 ジャンクションボックス&取付(EAR20)
JUNCTION BOX & FITTING (EAR20)
-6.7 温度計配置図
ARRANGEMENT OF THERMOMETER
-6.8 ターニング安全スイッチ
TURNING SAFETY SWITCH
-6.9 ポテンショメータ&取付
POTENTIOMETER & FITTING
-7 過給機洗浄
T/C CLEANING
-7.1 過給機洗浄配管(AT)
T/C CLEANING PIPING(AT)
-7.2 過給機洗浄配管(MET)
T/C CLEANING PIPING(MET)
-7.3 過給機洗浄ブロワシリンジ
T/C CLEANING BLOWER SYRINGE
DE-18 D 16-04
CHAPTER
部品目次
ITEM
PARTS CONTENTS DE-18
-7.4 過給機洗浄配管(TPS)
T/C CLEANING PIPING(TPS)
-7.5 過給機洗浄ブロワシリンジ(TPS)
T/C CLEANING BLOWER SYRINGE(TPS)
-8 工具
TOOLS
-8.1.1 油圧ジャッキ(クランクピン&サイドボルト)
OIL PRESS.JACK (CRANKPIN & SIDE BOLT)
-8.1.2 油圧ジャッキ(シリンダヘッド)
OIL PRESS.JACK(CYLINDER HEAD)
-8.1.3 油圧ジャッキ(主軸受)
OIL PRESS.JACK(MAIN BEARING)
-8.2 吊り金具
HANGER
DE-18 D 16-04
CHAPTER
0 機関外形図
ITEM
1 DE-18 ENGINE OUTLINE
Air Cooler
H.T. Cooling
Water Pump
Fuel oil
Feed Pump
L.T. Cooling Water Pump Lubricatin Oil Pump Fuel Oil Flter Engine Number (Engraving)
Lubricating Oil
Lubricating Oil Cooler
Auto-Backwash Filter
Lubricating Oil
Relief Valve
Cooling Water
Bypass Valve
Lubricating Oil
Engine Frame Bypass Filter
Safty Valve
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
機関断面図 0
ITEM
ENGINE SECTION DE-18 2
Governor
Air Cooler
Gauge Board
Starting Air
Cam Gear Rotary Valve
Idle Gear
Cranck Shaft
Cranck Gear
Main Bearing
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
1 NOx
ITEM
1-1,1-2 DE-18 ENGINE CONFORMING TO NOx TECHNICAL CODE
(1 ) MARPOL73/78条約の付属書Ⅵ 「船舶か (1) The marine diesel engine to which the 13th
らの大気汚染防止のための規則」の第13規則 rule “ Nitrogen Oxides (Nox)Secondary
「窒素酸化物(NOx)二次規制」が適用され Regulations” in supplement VI “Rules to Prevent
る舶用ディーゼルエンジンは、NOxテクニカ Air Pollution by Ships” to MARPOL73/78 Treaty
ルコードに適合する必要があります。 applies should conform to Nox Technical Code.
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
NOx
1
ITEM
ENGINE CONFORMING TO NOx TECHNICAL CODE DE-18 1.2
テクニカルファイルに記載されている識別刻印 The followings are the parts that have the identifi-
のある部品は、以下の通りです。部品交換時には cation marks specified in the technical file. When
識別刻印を確認の上、ご使用ください replacing any of these parts, be sure to check
identification marks.
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 オイルパン
ITEM
502 501
P Q
500
1 2 3, 511 4
504, 508
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
オイルパン 2
ITEM
OIL PAN DE-18 0
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
2 架構
ITEM
513
523 515
525
24 503
25 519 14
518 520 26
513 503
501 523 510
510 529 526
529 505
503 514
516 524
504 514
516 506 524
502 901
4
510 5
529 13 27 P
526 6 507 23
526
28 1
29 509
12 526
24 508
25 517
22
8 509
11
521
527 7 16 9 511
10 512
522 516
A
526 A
528
View "P" Section "A-A"
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
架構 2
ITEM
ENGINE FRAME DE-18 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 架構
ITEM
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
メモ 2
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
2 架構側蓋(発電機関)
ITEM
502
5 503 4 11
P
HQT
6GUVGF
* DKDDKIG
KIIGT
KKIG
IG CWPJWDGTI
GTI
2 A
1 11
504 6
505
13
501
12
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
架構側蓋(発電機関) 2
ITEM
ENGINE SIDE COVER (GENERATOR ENGINE) DE-18 2.1
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
2 架構側蓋(主機関)
ITEM
4 5 6 6 5 4
4
11
B
502, 503
T 2
2 A
B C
A C
11
6 (4)
(2)
3
13, 500
(2)
504, 505
504, 505
19
13, 501
Section "B-B"
7
A
12
12
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
架構側蓋(主機関) 2
ITEM
ENGINE SIDE COVER (PROPULSION ENGINE) DE-18 2.2
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
2 架構安全弁
ITEM
76
72
7
901
73
77
81
78
70
71
75
14
74 69
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
架構安全弁 2
ITEM
ENGINE FRAME SAFETY VALVE DE-18 3
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 ギヤケース
ITEM
516
505 517 11
518 12
505
Section "A-A"
509 510
12 1
3 A A
502
P 501
520
521
2
514
515
519
503 511
505
504 512 508 506
513 507
Q
522
11
13
View "Q"
View "P"
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
ギヤケース 2
ITEM
GEAR CASE DE-18 4
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 補機駆動ギヤ
ITEM
1
3
501
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
補機駆動ギヤ 2
ITEM
AUX. MACHINERY GEAR DE-18 5
(1) 900,1000 min-1 (2) 720,750 min-1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 アイドルギア
ITEM
501
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
アイドルギア 2
ITEM
IDLE GEAR DE-18 6
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 クランク軸
ITEM
901
501
2 A
1
4
Section A-A
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
クランク軸 2
ITEM
CRANK SHAFT DE-18 7
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 バランスウエイト
ITEM
B
A
A B
3 501
1
4
2
5
Section "A-A" Section "B-B"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
バランスウエイト 2
ITEM
BALANCE WEIGHT DE-18 8
慣性モーメント / Moment of inertia (1)I=9.52 X1 / I=9.85 X11 (2)I=8.74 X1 / I=9.06 X11
番号 パーツコード 部品名称 Name of Parts 数量Quantity
Number Parts Code (1) (2)
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 主軸受
ITEM
1 2
501
View "P"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
主軸受 2
ITEM
MAIN BEARING DE-18 9
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 フライホイール
ITEM
5
1
501
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
フライホイール 2
ITEM
FLYWHEEL DE-18 10.1
DE-18 A 14-04
CHAPTER
2 フライホイール-2
ITEM
501 5
10
DE-18 Z 14-01
CHAPTER
フライホイール-2 2
ITEM
FLYWHEEL-2 DE-18 10.2
DE-18 Z 14-01
CHAPTER
2 シリンダライナ
ITEM
501
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
シリンダライナ 2
ITEM
CYLINDER LINER DE-18 11
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 ピストン(一体)
ITEM
22
21
2
902 501
901
Detail "A"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ピストン(一体) 2
ITEM
MONO BLOCK PISTON DE-18 12.1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 ピストン(分割)
ITEM
903
503 502 14 13 15 12 11
9
21
902
Detail "A"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ピストン(分割) 2
ITEM
BUILD UP PISTON DE-18 12.2
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 連接棒
ITEM
903
901
3 1 14
12 22
13
501 21 502
DE-18 A 16-04
CHAPTER
連接棒 2
ITEM
CONNECTING ROD DE-18 13
21 00002-004 ピン PIN 2
22 00002-008 マルナット CIRCULAR NUT 2
DE-18 A 16-04
CHAPTER
2 シリンダヘッド
ITEM
22 510
9
23 506 26
502
509
501 Section "A-A"
Section "D-D" 509
2 25
501
24
P
D A
D 505
503 A
510
504
512
16
17
901
C
507
13
21 12 508
14
510 511
5 3
4
7
8
11
6
10
15 C
View "P" Section "C-C"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
シリンダヘッド 2
ITEM
CYLINDER HEAD DE-18 14
DE-18 A 16-04
CHAPTER
2 シリンダヘッド
ITEM
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
メモ 2
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
2 シリンダヘッドカバー
ITEM
501
11
12
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
シリンダヘッドカバー 2
ITEM
CYLINDER HEAD COVER DE-18 15.1
DE-18 B 15-08
CHAPTER
2 シリンダヘッドカバー(点検窓付き)
ITEM
16 17 19
500
502
18
13
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
シリンダヘッドカバー(点検窓付き) 2
ITEM
CYLINDER HEAD COVER ( WITH INSPECTION WINDOW ) DE-18 15.2
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
2 吸気弁
ITEM
901
901
11
14
4
15
13
12
16
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
吸気弁 2
ITEM
INTAKE VALVE DE-18 16
11 タイ BODY 1
12 スリーブ SLEEVE 1
13 サラバネ CONED DISC SPRING 1
14 バネ SPRING 6
15 ボール BALL 6
16 サークリップ CIRCLIP 1
( /CYL. )
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
2 排気弁
ITEM
17
901
901
11
18
14
15
13
12
1
16
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
排気弁 2
ITEM
EXHAUST VALVE DE-18 17
11 タイ BODY 1
12 スリーブ SLEEVE 1
13 サラバネ CONED DISC SPRING 1
14 バネ SPRING 6
15 ボール BALL 6
16 サークリップ CIRCLIP 1
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
2 起動弁
ITEM
901
4 2 6 5 11 501
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
起動弁 2
ITEM
STARTING VALVE DE-18 18
2 06470-002 タイ BODY 1
3 06470-003 フタ COVER 1
4 06470-004 ジク SHAFT 1
5 06470-005 ピストン PISTON 1
6 06470-006 バネ SPRING 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 カム軸
ITEM
901
3 6
2
501
11 502
12 13 5
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
カム軸 2
ITEM
CAM SHAFT DE-18 19
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 カム軸受
ITEM
502 8
506 6 14 2 1
901
Front Side
501 505
13
Rear Side
DE-18 C 17-04
CHAPTER
カム軸受 2
ITEM
CAM SHAFT BEARING DE-18 20
DE-18 C 17-04
CHAPTER
2 吸・排気タペット
ITEM
904
905
15
13 16
14
501
5
11
502
903
6 12
7 4 503
902
901
View "P"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
吸・排気タペット 2
ITEM
INTAKE & EXHAUST TAPPET DE-18 21
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 弁腕
ITEM
901
506 904
15
13
12 902
10
24
8
502 501
23 905
17 16
902
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
弁腕 2
ITEM
ROCKER ARM DE-18 22
17 06450-017 ネジ SCREW 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
2 燃料噴射ポンプ
23 DE-18 FUEL OIL INJECTION PUMP
503
ೞශ⟎
M a r k p o si ti o n
231
224
210 273
230
272
216 504
215
275
266 280
267
268 261
236 235
260
255
265
291
292 246 285
293
247
245
241
250 240
ᵈ᭽ߦࠃࠅᄌᦝߔࠆ႐ว߇ࠆߚޔೞශࠍߏ⏕ߩޔㇱຠⷐ᳞ߒߡߊߛߐޕ
Note) Different parts are used depending on the specifications.
Check the identification mark before ordering parts.
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
燃料噴射ポンプ ITEM
2
FUEL OIL INJECTION PUMP DE-18 23
DE-18 A 14-04
CHAPTER
2 燃料噴射装置
ITEM
504 8 A 11 505 3 5 6
14
503
P
506
502
501 1
13
12
View "P"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
燃料噴射装置 2
ITEM
FUEL OIL INJECTION DEVICE DE-18 24.1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 ノズルホルダ
ITEM
28
26
25
11
10 12
23
24
22
21
27
29
13 902
901
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ノズルホルダ 2
ITEM
NOZZLE HOLDER DE-18 24.2
10 06473-010 タイ BODY 1
11 06473-011 チョウセイネジ ADJUSTING SCREW 1
12 06473-012 インレットコネクタ INLET CONNECTOR 1
13 06473-013 ノズル NOZZLE 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 コモンロッド
ITEM
2
13
502, 505
A
513
515
503 512 516 516 512
504
510 504 16 17 510
32
C
D
B
1 508 15
500
514
509 12
506
14
20 20 12
18 18
22 22
21 507
507
Detail "A" Detail "B" Detail "C"
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
コモンロッド 2
ITEM
COMMON ROD DE-18 25
Type of Governor (1)・・・・RHD or UG (2)・・・・EAR20
番号 パーツコード 部品名称 Name of Parts 数量Quantity
Number Parts Code (1) (2)
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
2 調速機取付(RHD)
ITEM
506
508
21
26 511
515 25
28
502
509 22
29
516
1
518
505
30 504
31
2 3
513
4
7 503
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
調速機取付(RHD) 2
ITEM
GOVERNOR DRIVING(RHD) DE-18 26.1
機関回転数 / Engine Revolution Speed (1) 900min-1 (2) 720min-1
番号 パーツコード 部品名称 Name of Parts 数量Quantity
Number Parts Code (1) (2)
21 00013-002 ダイ MOUNT 1 1
22 00013-003 ケース CASE 1
25 00013-010 ディスタンス DISTANCE 1
26 00013-012 カップリング COPLING 1 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 調速機取付(UG)
ITEM
507
508
27
22
26 24
514 25
501
518 516
517
505
23
30
510
504
512
2
3
5
6 513
1 503
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
調速機取付(UG) 2
ITEM
GOVERNOR DRIVING(UG) DE-18 26.2
機関回転数 / Engine Revolution Speed (1) 900min-1 (2) 720min-1
番号 パーツコード 部品名称 Name of Parts 数量Quantity
Number Parts Code (1) (2)
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 調速機取付(EAR20)
ITEM
Governor EAR20
{
9 |
15
501
510
17
502 16
506
(3)
8
3
509
509
2
505 503
1 11
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
調速機取付(EAR20) 2
ITEM
GOVERNOR DRIVING (EAR20) DE-18 26.3
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
2 調速機リンク(RHD)
ITEM
512
525
510 9
515
502 517 516 526 519 22 507 530
8 26 18 25
24
529 7
504 501
30 531
509
518 13 519
6
522
513 29
527 28 523
506 4 27
1 505 3
16 520
508 29
5 32 511
10 508
11 15
12 508
514
521 2
503 14
524 31
524
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
調速機リンク(RHD) 2
ITEM
GOVERNOR LINK (RHD) DE-18 27.1
1 00014-001 ジク SHAFT 1
2 00014-002 ダイ MOUNT 1
3 00014-003 ボルト BOLT 1
4 00014-004 レバ LEVER 1
5 00014-005 レバ LEVER 1
6 00014-006 レバ LEVER 1
7 00014-007 シシン LOAD POINTER 1
8 00014-008 メイバン NAME PLATE 1
9 00014-009 ブラケット BRACKET 1
10 00014-010 ストッパ STOPPER 1
11 00014-011 ノブ KNOB 1
12 00014-012 バネ SPRING 1
13 00014-013 ノブ KNOB 1
14 00014-014 ストッパ STOPPER 1
15 00014-015 メイバン NAME PLATE 1
26 00014-026 レバ LEVER 1
27 00014-027 バネ SPRING 1
28 00014-028 カナグ RETAINER 1
29 00014-029 シート SEAT 2
30 00014-030 ザガネ WASHER 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 調速機リンク(RHD)
ITEM
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
メモ 2
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
2 調速機リンク(UG)
ITEM
509 41
515
517 22
528
519
509 24
513 515
501 525 517 526
7 8 516 9
529 502
531
504
6 19
512 18
527 13
523 27
5
21
506 23 4 17
505
20
1 16
10 508
11 26
12 32
514 508 3
521 15 520
503 508
524 14
2
31
524
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
調速機リンク(UG) 2
ITEM
GOVERNOR LINK (UG) DE-18 27.2
1 00014-001 ジク SHAFT 1
2 00014-002 ダイ MOUNT 1
3 00014-003 ボルト BOLT 1
4 00014-004 レバ LEVER 1
5 00014-005 レバ LEVER 1
6 00014-006 レバ LEVER 1
7 00014-007 シシン LOAD POINTER 1
8 00014-008 メイバン NAME PLATE 1
9 00014-009 ブラケット BRACKET 1
10 00014-010 ストッパ STOPPER 1
11 00014-011 ノブ KNOB 1
12 00014-012 バネ SPRING 1
13 00014-013 ノブ KNOB 1
14 00014-014 ストッパ STOPPER 1
15 00014-015 メイバン NAME PLATE 1
27 00014-027 バネ SPRING 1
31 00014-031 ブラケット BRACKET 1
32 00014-032 メイバン NAME PLATE 1
41 06477-002 レバ LEVER 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 調速機リンク(UG)
ITEM
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
メモ 2
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
2調速機リンク(EAR20)
ITEM
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
調速機リンク(EAR20) 2
ITEM
GOVERNOR LINK (EAR20) DE-18 27.3
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
2 調速機リンク(EAR20)
ITEM
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
メモ 2
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
2 排気管
ITEM
14
504
47 505
13
45
15
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
排気管 2
ITEM
EXHAUST MANIFOLD DE-18 28.1
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
2 排気管(主機、MET)
ITEM
MET18
14
1 2 3 4 5 6
61 62 12 15 63 64 77
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
排気管(主機、MET) 2
ITEM
EXHAUST MANIFOLD (PROPULSION ENGINE, MET) DE-18 28.2
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
2 排気管カバー(AT)
ITEM
503 503
504 2 504 1 27
506
507
506
510
510
17
501 18
510
1 23 26 22
501 511 501 Section "A-A"
Arrangement of Brackets
501
7 502 6
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
排気管カバー(AT) 2
ITEM
EXHAUST MANIFOLD COVER(AT) DE-18 29.1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 排気管カバー(AT)
ITEM
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
メモ 2
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
2 排気管カバー(MET,TPS)
ITEM
503 502
512
5 A
506
512 508 503 508
510 7 512 510 6
505 506
512 512
33
32
31
509 8 501 9 503
508
510 510 512 512
View "P"
30
506 503 504 24 504
512 12 512
20 19 19 37 19 25 19
View "Q"
17
18
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
排気管カバー(MET,TPS) 2
ITEM
EXHAUST MANIFOLD COVER(MET,TPS) DE-18 29.2
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 排気管カバー(MET,TPS)
ITEM
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
メモ 2
ITEM
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
2 過給機取付(AT)
ITEM
19
17
7
504
508 4 10
505
507
9 510
501
506
901
513
11 2
502
21
509 511 514
512 503 12
DE-18 Z 17-05
CHAPTER
過給機取付(AT) 2
ITEM
TURBOCHARGER FITTING(AT) DE-18 30.1
T/C出口ダクト計器取付用タップ数 Number of instrumentation screws(exhaust gas outret pipe) (1) 0 (2) 1 (3) 2
番号 パーツコード 部品名称 Name of Parts 数量Quantity
Number Parts Code (1) (2) (3)
2 06548-002 ダイ MOUNT 1 1 1
4 06548-004 ハイキカン EXHAUST PIPE 1 1 1
7 06548-007 ダクト DUCT 1
9 06548-009 ガスケット GASKET 1 1 1
10 06548-010 ガスケット GASKET 1 1 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 過給機取付(MET)
ITEM
30
505
508
516 P
29
517
23 51 21 512 519 28 502
901
31
518
26
520
515
510
508
510
515
503 12
View "P"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
過給機取付(MET) 2
ITEM
TURBOCHARGER FITTING(MET) DE-18 30.2
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 過給機取付(TPS)
ITEM
61 58 507 63
506,508
75,510
12
501
901
16
500
57
59
501,509 511
76
513
503,508,509
P
77,504,508,509
502,508
74
11
DE-18 Z 15-06
CHAPTER
過給機取付(TPS) 2
ITEM
TURBOCHARGER FITTING(TPS) DE-18 30.3
DE-18 Z 15-06
CHAPTER
2 空気冷却器
ITEM
31 DE-18 INTERCOOLER
901
903
10
10 902
8 2
6 7
15
17
16
5
11
12
3 4
A 14
13
N/P SEAT
18
Detail "A"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
空気冷却器 2
ITEM
INTERCOOLER DE-18 31
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 空気冷却器取付(過給機:AT)
ITEM
7 520,510 27 7
507,510
28 7 4 7 507,510
521,510
10
506 511,514
31 532,533
16
502,512 501
P
Bellows type
15
505
513 1 12 2 530,510
508
DE-18 A 16-04
CHAPTER
空気冷却器取付(過給機:AT) 2
ITEM
INTERCOOLER FITTING (T/C:AT) DE-18 32.1.1
過給機入口 T/C INLET (1)・ベローズ無し WITHOUT BELLOWS (2)・ベローズ有り WITH BELLOWS
番号 パーツコード 部品名称 Name of Parts 数量Quantity
Number Parts Code (1) (2)
1 06462-001 ダクト DUCT 1 1
2 06462-002 ガスケット GASKET 1 1
4 06462-004 ベローズ BELLOWS 1
7 06462-007 ガスケット GASKET 2 2
10 06462-010 ダクト DUCT 1 1
DE-18 B 16-04
CHAPTER
2 空気冷却器(過給機:AT)ドレン配管
ITEM
T/C:AT14 509
510 35
511, 512
36
38
505
37
39
61 505
512
P
511
90
505
↑
513
45
View “Q”
View “P”
DE-18 Z 16-04
CHAPTER
空気冷却器(過給機:AT)ドレン配管 2
ITEM
INTERCOOLER (T/C:AT)DRAIN PIPING DE-18 32.1.2
DE-18 Z 16-04
CHAPTER
2 空気冷却器取付(過給機:MET)
ITEM
503,520 29
6 30 6 503 6
505,520 520
25 3
509
31 525, 532
1 P
26 504 520
Bellows type
501, 530
515, 521
531 12 2
DE-18 A 16-04
CHAPTER
空気冷却器取付(過給機:MET) 2
ITEM
INTERCOOLER FITTING (T/C:MET) DE-18 32.2.1
過給器入口 T/C INLET (1)・ベローズ無し WITHOUT BELLOWS (2)・ベローズ有り WITH BELLOWS
番号 パーツコード 部品名称 Name of Parts 数量Quantity
Number Parts Code (1) (2)
DE-18 A 16-04
CHAPTER
2 空気冷却器(過給機:MET)ドレン配管
ITEM
T/C:MET18
510
35
511
512 , 513
36
38
505
37
39
505
61
P 505 View “Q”
512
90
505
↑
514
45 505
View “P”
DE-18 Z 16-04
CHAPTER
空気冷却器(過給機:MET)ドレン配管 2
ITEM
INTERCOOLER (T/C:MET)DRAIN PIPING DE-18 32.2.2
DE-18 Z 16-04
CHAPTER
2 空気冷却器取付(過給機:TPS)
ITEM
502,509
36 35 518
516
View “C”
517 501,508 B
1 503 507,509
View “Q”
T/C:TPS48 8
5
8 Q 512
504,509
10
515
510,514
33
500,512 P
506,509
505 A A
502,509
511
12 2
513 C
39
View “P”
DE-18 Z 16-04
CHAPTER
空気冷却器取付(過給機:TPS) 2
ITEM
INTERCOOLER FITTING (T/C:TPS) DE-18 32.3.1
DE-18 Z 16-04
CHAPTER
2 空気冷却器(過給機:TPS)ドレン配管
ITEM
T/C:TPS48
512 ,508
40
513
515 ,514
36
38
509
37
39
61 509
515
View “Q”
514
90
509
P
↑ 516
45
509
View “P”
DE-18 Z 16-04
CHAPTER
空気冷却器(過給機:TPS)ドレン配管 2
ITEM
INTERCOOLER (T/C:TPS)DRAIN PIPING DE-18 32.3.2
DE-18 Z 16-04
CHAPTER
2 ヒートボックス(低質油)
ITEM
502 9 502
D 31 32 501 B
6 5 4 3 2 1
30
C C AA P
504
7 53 53 17 53 53 53 17 53
25 24 8 504 29
508
508 22 503
28 505
506
102 509 508 509
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
ヒートボックス(低質油) 2
ITEM
HEATBOX (HEAVY FUEL OIL) DE-18 33.1
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
2 ヒートボックス(A重油)
ITEM
502 9 502
D 31 32 501 B
6 5 4 3 2 1
49
C C AA P
504
50 51 51 52 51 51 51 52 51
46 45 8 504 48
509
DE-18 Z 17-04
CHAPTER
ヒートボックス(A重油) 2
ITEM
HEATBOX (DIESEL FUEL OIL) DE-18 33.2
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
2 電磁弁
ITEM
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
電磁弁 2
ITEM
MAGNETIC VALVE DE-18 34
DE-18 Z 11-12
501
502
503
26
5
㧞
㧝
35 DE-18 CONTROL MAGNETIC VALVE
Άᢱㆤᢿ
㧭㧠
㔚⏛ᑯ
㧲㧚㧻㧚㧿㧴㨁㨀㧰㧻㨃㧺
㧹㧭㧳㧺㧱㨀㧵㧯
㨂㧭㧸㨂㧱 㧔㧡㧿㧕
901
ᆎേ㔚⏛ᑯ
㧭㧟
㧿㨀㧭㧾㨀㧵㧺㧳
㧹㧭㧳㧺㧱㨀㧵㧯
㨂㧭㧸㨂㧱 㧔㧤㧤㨂㧕
902
29
Άᢱㆤᢿ
㧭㧞
㔚⏛ᑯ
㧲㧚㧻㧚㧿㧴㨁㨀㧰㧻㨃㧺
制御電磁弁
㧹㧭㧳㧺㧱㨀㧵㧯
㨂㧭㧸㨂㧱 㧔㧡㨂㧕
Άᢱᛥ
㧭㧝
㔚⏛ᑯ
㧲㧚㧻㧚㧯㧻㧺㨀㧾㧻㧸
㧹㧭㧳㧺㧱㨀㧵㧯
㨂㧭㧸㨂㧱 㧔㧤㧤㧸㧕
㧝
㧞
DE-18 Z 11-12
504
2
CHAPTER
ITEM
CHAPTER
制御電磁弁 2
ITEM
CONTROL MAGNETIC VALVE DE-18 35
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 スタート&キリカエスイッチボックス
ITEM
901 501
2
4
1
5
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
スタート&キリカエスイッチボックス 2
ITEM
START & CHANGE SWITCH BOX DE-18 36
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
2 指圧器
ITEM
37 DE-18 INDICATOR
10
504
7
504
502
2
1
4
501
3 503 504
901
28
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
指圧器 2
ITEM
INDICATOR DE-18 37
1 00026-001 タイ BODY 1
2 00026-002 シアツキベン CYLINDER PRESSURE VALVE 1
3 00026-003 フランジ FLANGE 1
4 00026-004 ロッカクプラグ HEX. PLUG 1
6 00026-006 ジク SHAFT 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
ITEM
47 51 46 49
CHAPTER
1.1
3
50
48
61 D 62
82 65
63
DE-18 A 15-06
64,501
502,507 507
63
AC
Detail "P"
72 60,503,508
3 4 5 6
506 506 506 506
40,507
21 27 15 52 74 74 74 74
506 506 508 53 78 79 80 81
起動空気配管系統図
25
506 A
34,510
17 1
506 506 57,510,511 56,504,511
2
19 506
506
B 29 101 31,505,509,514
23 508 506
DE-18 STARTING AIR PIPING SYSTEM
506
97
63
506 AS
E
CHAPTER
起動空気配管系統図 ITEM
3
STARTING AIR PIPING SYSTEM DE-18 1.1
DE-18 B 15-06
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 起動空気配管系統図
1.1 DE-18 STARTING AIR PIPING SYSTEM
DE-18 A 15-06
CHAPTER
メモ ITEM
3
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 始動弁25A
1.2 DE-18 STARTING AIR VALVE 25A
A521
A31 A24 A25 A20
A507
A508
A23 A506
A26 A51
A19
A16
A502 A504
A14 A15
A503 A505
A5
A13
A8
A6 A1
Section "A-A"
A7 A2
A509 A520
A9
A29
A502 A901
A10
A520 A30 A A38 A53
ᆎേᑯ
MAIN AIR
STARTING VALVE
DAIHATSU DIESEL MFG. CO,LTD.
OSAKA JAPAN
B902 A
B531 B532 B62 B532 B61 B63 B64 B65
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
始動弁25A ITEM
3
STARTING AIR VALVE 25A DE-18 1.2
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 始動弁25A
1.2 DE-18 STARTING AIR VALVE 25A
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
メモ ITEM
3
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 起動回転弁
1.3 DE-18 STARTING AIR ROTARY VALVE
5 2 3
502
501
503
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
起動回転弁 ITEM
3
STARTING AIR ROTARY VALVE DE-18 1.3
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 回転計駆動装置
1.4 DE-18 TACHOMETER DRIVING DEVICE
1 502 2 11
501 12
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
回転計駆動装置 ITEM
3
TACHOMETER DRIVING DEVICE DE-18 1.4
DE-18 Z 11-12
ITEM
CHAPTER
2.1
3
DE-18 A 16-05
P H B
516,60,53,45,23
14,509,518
1,55,501,504,515,517 24,508
19,505 J
507,7 508,26
燃料配管系統図
46
42,514 18,505 I
‚P
D 902 28
41,56,57 20 K
A 30
43
DE-18 FUEL OIL PIPING SYSTEM
E F
CHAPTER
燃料配管系統図 ITEM
3
FUEL OIL PIPING SYSTEM DE-18 2.1
FO送油ポンプ / F.O.FEED PUMP (1) 機付 / WITH (2) 別置 / WITHOUT
DE-18 B 16-05
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 燃料配管系統図
2.1 DE-18 FUEL OIL PIPING SYSTEM
FO送油ポンプ / F.O.FEED PUMP (1) 機付 / WITH (2) 別置 / WITH OUT
DE-18 A 16-05
CHAPTER
メモ ITEM
3
MEMO DE-18
ITEM
CHAPTER
2.2.1
3
P
DE-18 A
E
12-11
27, 505
5, 505 510
510, 511
T
18 25, 505 4 6, 505
510 511, 513 510 510, 511
D
13, 61
504,511
3
17, 61 16
14, 61
504, 511 508
502,510
燃料漏油戻し配管系統図 (低質油)
2, 501, 509
1, 501, 509, 510 A B
C
DE-18 FUEL OIL PIPING-LEAK OIL SYSTEM (HEAVYFUEL OIL)
CHAPTER
C
DE-18 B 17-04
ITEM
CHAPTER
2.2.2
3
P
DE-18 Z
6, 505 E
5, 505
510, 511 510, 511
12-11
F 27, 505
510
506, 510
T
18 25, 505 4
510 511, 513 510
D
13, 61
504,511
3
C
17, 61 16 34 14, 61
504, 511 508 503, 510 502,510
燃料漏油戻し配管系統図 (A重油)
A
DE-18 FUEL OIL PIPING-LEAK OIL SYSTEM (DIESEL FUEL OIL)
CHAPTER
A
DE-18 Z 17-04
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 燃料送油ポンプ
2.3 DE-18 FUEL OIL FEED PUMP
3,11
217-5
202
217-3
207 217-8
A
217-7
217-2 217-1
217-6
DE-18 B 17-04
CHAPTER
燃料送油ポンプ ITEM
3
FUEL OIL FEED PUMP DE-18 2.3
(1) 正転用 NORMAL ROTATION (2) 逆転用 REVERSE ROTATION
注記
Remarks
*印部品の単体販売は不可。
Parts (Signal*) cannot be purchased by itself.
DE-18 B 17-04
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 燃料送油ポンプ取付
2.4 DE-18 FUEL OIL FEED PUMP FITTING
15
514
513
12 20 21 515
14 512
510
508
16 17
502 504
506
11
501 509 13 1
18
511 19 22 505 ,516
503 901
507
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
燃料送油ポンプ取付 ITEM
3
FUEL OIL FEED PUMP FITTING DE-18 2.4
1 06452-001 ギヤ GEAR 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
3 燃料濾器
ITEM
2.5.1 DE-18 FUEL OIL FILTER
100
10
508
514
246
522
521
507 516
506
505 266
152
517
125
134
138
252
105
502
503
504
511
121 512
513
107
116 112
INLET OUTLET
DE-18 C 17-04 A C
CHAPTER
燃料濾器 3
ITEM
FUEL OIL FILTER DE-18 2.5.1
(1)・低質油 HEAVY FUEL OIL (2)・A重油, MARINE DIESEL OIL
A C DE-18 B 15-09
CHAPTER
3 燃料濾器
ITEM
2.5.1 DE-18 FUEL OIL FILTER
(1)・低質油 HEAVY FUEL OIL (2)・A重油, MARINE DIESEL OIL
DE-18 B 15-09 A C
CHAPTER
メモ ITEM
3
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 燃料濾器取付
2.5.2 DE-18 FUEL OIL FILTER FITTING
20
506 15 3 16
505
504
503 17
Άᢱ䊨䉨䊐䊤䉾䉲䊮䉫䊐䉞䊦䉺䈱ข䉍ᛒ䈇
Flushing Filter for Fuel Oil Filter
14
501
506
505
2 505
12 502
DE-18 B 15-09 A C
CHAPTER
燃料濾器取付 ITEM
3
FUEL OIL FILTER FITTING DE-18 2.5.2
(1)・低質油 HEAVY FUEL OIL (2)・A重油, MARINE DIESEL OIL
A C DE-18 B 15-09
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 燃料調圧弁
2.6 DE-18 FUEL OIL RELIEF VALVE
902
901
5 3 509 2 10 8
18 500 507
521, 522
507, 511
View "P"
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
燃料調圧弁 ITEM
3
FUEL OIL RELIEF VALVE DE-18 2.6
(1)・・・・A重油/ DIESEL FUEL OIL (2)・・・・低質油/ HEAVY FUEL OIL
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
3 シールポット
ITEM
2.7 DE-18 SEAL POT
4
ࠛ࠴ࡦࠣࠦ࡞ ETHYLEN GLYCOL) 2
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
シールポット 3
ITEM
SEAL POT DE-18 2.7
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 燃料ブロック
2.8 DE-18 FUEL OIL BLOCK
3 503 11
ㅒᱛᑯ✦ಾࡀࠫ
㧯㧴㧱㧯㧷ޓ㨂㧭㧸㨂㧱ޓ㧯㧸㧻㧿㧱㧰ޓ㧿㧯㧾㧱㨃
▤♽ߩⓨ᳇ᛮ߈ࠍߔࠆᤨએᄖߪ
ᔅࠄߕߎߩࡀࠫࠍ✦ߡ߅ߊߎߣޕ
㨀㨛ޓ㨠㨕㨓㨔㨠㨑㨚ޓ㨠㨔㨕㨟ޓ㨟㨏㨞㨑㨣㧘㨑㨤㨏㨑㨜㨠
㨐㨑㨒㨘㨍㨠㨕㨚㨓ޓ㨠㨔㨑ޓ㨜㨕㨜㨕㨚㨓ޓ㨘㨕㨚㨑㨟㧚
505 13 501
504 502 12
14 15
506
Section "A-A"
901
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
燃料ブロック ITEM
3
FUEL OIL BLOCK DE-18 2.8
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 逃がし弁
2.9 DE-18 FUEL OIL RELIFE VALVE
902
5 22 22 7 1 13 9 8
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
逃がし弁 ITEM
3
FUEL OIL RELIFE VALVE DE-18 2.9
13 C033700130 バネ SPRING 1
22 NN00282007 シール SEAL 3
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 チェック弁(A重油)
2.10 DE-18 CHECK VALVE (DIESEL FUEL OIL)
1 501
503
502
A
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
チェック弁(A重油) ITEM
3
CHECK VALVE (DIESEL FUEL OIL) DE-18 2.10
A
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 潤滑油配管(発電機関)
3.1.1 DE-18 LUBRICATING OIL PIPING (GENERATOR ENGINE)
IN
515 , 501
Detail “ R ”
516 , 502
after M66
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Q P
515 , 220
Detail “ O ”
H G C B
515 , 505 521
40 520
517 , 503
65
O 502 , 516
35
38
View “ Q ” View “ P ”
DE-18 B 17-03
CHAPTER
潤滑油配管(発電機関) ITEM
3
LUBRICATING OIL PIPING (GENERATOR ENGINE) DE-18 3.1.1
チェックバルブ/CHECK VALVE (1)・・・無し/・WITHOUT (2)・・・有り/・WITH
DE-18 B 17-03
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 潤滑油配管(主機関)
3.1.2 DE-18 LUBRICATING OIL PIPING (PROPULSION ENGINE)
A to Other engine
F Pressure transmitter
(Display and alarm)
65, 501, Orifice Pressure switch
(For emergency stop)
511, 515
Piston Piston
70, 506 Main No.6 No.1
bearing
38, 120, 501,
510, 511, 516
Mist
44 128
to Saucer of fuel oil Filter
42, 501, 511, 512 47, 500, 510, 511 49, 500, 510, 511 56
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
潤滑油配管(主機関) ITEM
3
LUBRICATING OIL PIPING (PROPULSION ENGINE) DE-18 3.1.2
(1)・・・正転/・NORMAL ROTATION (2)・・・逆転/・REVERCE ROTATION
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 潤滑油配管(主機関)
3.1.2 DE-18 LUBRICATING OIL PIPING (PROPULSION ENGINE)
(1)・・・正転/・NORMAL ROTATION (2)・・・逆転/・REVERCE ROTATION
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
メモ ITEM
3
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 潤滑油ポンプ配管(発電機関)
3.1.3 DE-18 L. O. PUMP PIPING (GENERATOR ENGINE)
508,504
9
513
13
506 504,508
502 510
510 505,508
14,501
12
514,509 511 51
503 502 507
511 512
DE-18 Z 17-03
CHAPTER
潤滑油ポンプ配管(発電機関) ITEM
3
L. O. PUMP PIPING (GENERATOR ENGINE) DE-18 3.1.3
DE-18 Z 17-03
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 プライミングポンプ配管(発電機関)
3.1.4 DE-18 PRIMING PUMP PIPING (GENERATOR ENGINE)
504
501
30
A
1
33
Detail”A”
DE-18 Z 17-03
CHAPTER
プライミングポンプ配管(発電機関) ITEM
3
PRIMING PUMP PIPING (GENERATOR ENGINE) DE-18 3.1.4
DE-18 Z 17-03
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 潤滑油ロキ取付(発電機関)
3.1.5 DE-18 L. O. FILTER FITTING (GENERATOR ENGINE)
17 508
501
DE-18 Z 17-03
CHAPTER
潤滑油ロキ取付(発電機関) ITEM
3
L. O. FILTER FITTING (GENERATOR ENGINE) DE-18 3.1.5
DE-18 Z 17-03
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 過給機潤滑油配管系統図(AT,TPS)
3.2.1 DE-18 T/C L.O. PIPING SYSTEM(AT,TPS)
A
2
1
3
501
502
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
過給機潤滑油配管系統図(AT,TPS) ITEM
3
T/C L.O. PIPING SYSTEM(AT,TPS) DE-18 3.2.1
A 過給機 TURBOCHARGER 1
B Ref.2-33 ヒートボックス HEAT BOX 1
DE-18 A 17-03
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 過給機潤滑油配管系統図(MET)
3.2.2 DE-18 T/C L.O. PIPING SYSTEM(MET)
A
10
501
8
502
503
501
P 9
504
6 7 B
502
502
501
1
3
Detail "P"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
過給機潤滑油配管系統図(MET) ITEM
3
T/C L.O. PIPING SYSTEM(MET) DE-18 3.2.2
A 過給機 TURBOCHARGER 1
B Ref.2-33 ヒートボックス HEAT BOX 1
21 NN00071001A タイ BODY 1
22 NN00071002A チョウアツベン RELIEF VALVE 1
23 NN00071003A フクロナット CAP NUT 1
24 NN00071004A チョウセイネジ ADJUSTING SCREW 1
25 NN00071005A ケース CASE 1
26 NN00071006A バネ SPRING 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 LOクーラー取付
3.3 DE-18 L.O. COOLER FITTING
505 11
504 507 12 501
503 502
506
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
潤滑油冷却器取付 ITEM
3
L.O. COOLER FITTING DE-18 3.3
DE-18 A 17-07
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 潤滑油冷却器(プレート式)
3.4 DE-18 L.O. COOLER (PLATE TYPE)
901
35,34,27,25,24 2 4 8,505
501,502
12
503 3 5
10,504
t=0.6 t=0.5
Detail "No. 24" Detail "No. 25" Detail "No. 27" Detail "No. 34" Detail "No. 35"
DE-18 B 16-05
CHAPTER
潤滑油冷却器(プレート式) ITEM
3
L.O. COOLER (PLATE TYPE) DE-18 3.4
DE-18 B 16-05
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 自動逆洗潤滑油濾器
3.5 DE-18 AUTOMATIC BACK WASHING L.O. FILTER
902
901 75
84
91 45 56 43 69
C
D
A 15
16
83
41 42 49 52 53 47 40 55 46 8 53 28 D C
48 56 42 86 60
57 61
20 84
21 91 18 36 22 84 59
100 91 65 64
57 14
82
63
62
47
13
78
70
32 81
96 17 67
97 86 89 50 86
30 51
44 49
93 35
Detail"A"
90 101
99
92 62
86
58
11 12 66
85
54
98 94
86
95 88
Section "C-C" Detail"B" Section "D-D"
DE-18 A 16-05
CHAPTER
自動逆洗潤滑油濾器 ITEM
3
AUTOMATIC BACK WASHING L.O. FILTER DE-18 3.5
バイパスバルブ BYPASS VALVE (1) ・・無し WITHOUT (2) ・・有り WITH
DE-18 A 16-05
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 自動逆洗潤滑油濾器
3.5 DE-18 AUTOMATIC BACK WASHING L.O. FILTER
バイパスバルブ BYPASS VALVE (1) ・・無し WITHOUT (2) ・・有り WITH
DE-18 A 16-05
CHAPTER
メモ ITEM
3
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 潤滑油ポンプ&取付
3.6 DE-18 LUBRICATING OIL PUMP & FITTING
901
20 2
16 506 504
A A
502
19
12 508 22
505
509
14 507
512
21
17 18 11
Section "A-A"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
潤滑油ポンプ&取付 ITEM
3
LUBRICATING OIL PUMP & FITTING DE-18 3.6
2 06553-002 ギヤ GEAR 1
11 00077-009 バネ SPRING 1
12 C034700060 ポンプタイフタ L.O. PUMP COVER 1
13 C034700120 タイ BODY 1
14 C034700240 ポンプモトギヤ L.O. PUMP DRIVING GEAR 1
15 C034700250 ポンプウケギヤ L.O. PUMP DRIVEN GEAR 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 潤滑油調圧弁
3.7 DE-18 LUBRICATING OIL RELIEF VALVE
502
901
504
7 1 9 8 4 5 2
503
505
6
3
501
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
潤滑油調圧弁 ITEM
3
LUBRICATING OIL RELIEF VALVE DE-18 3.7
1 06495-001 タイ BODY 1
2 06495-002 フタ COVER 1
3 06495-003 チョウセイネジ ADJUSTING SCREW 1
4 06495-004 シート SEAT 1
5 06495-005 ガスケット GASKET 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 潤滑油温調弁
3.8 DE-18 LUBRICATING OIL THERMOSTAT VALVE
901
19 23 2 20 602 25 605
601
604
606 16 18 603 17
600
View "P"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
潤滑油温調弁 ITEM
3
LUBRICATING OIL THERMOSTAT VALVE DE-18 3.8
2 AE27079002A タイ BODY 1
3 AE27079003A フタ COVER 1
4 AE27079004A チョウセイボルト ADJUSTING BOLT 1
16 AE01079006A ガイド GUIDE 1
17 AE01079007A フクロナット CAP NUT 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 遠心濾器
3.9.1 DE-18 CENTRIFUGAL OIL FILTER
901
902
1
13
6
8
9
3
5 2
10
12
11
501
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
遠心濾器 ITEM
3
CENTRIFUGAL OIL FILTER DE-18 3.9.1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 遠心濾器取付
3.9.2 DE-18 CENTRIFUGAL OIL FILTER FITTING
504
17
504
24
504
19
A 502 , 504
500
DE-18 Z 17-03
CHAPTER
遠心濾器取付 ITEM
3
CENTRIFUGAL OIL FILTER FITTING DE-18 3.9.2
DE-18 Z 17-03
CHAPTER
3 冷却水配管(1系統、CWポンプ2台付)
ITEM COOLING WATER PIPING (1 WATER LINE,
4.1.1 DE-18 WITH 2 C.W. PUMP)
33 518 34
520
61
Y
519
516 62
507 506 View "Y"
509 21
522
3
114, 504
20
41 50
N/P SEAT
69 65 53
71
104
72 56 57
54 19 51
View "X" 79 View "Z"
DE-18 C 16-05
CHAPTER
冷却水配管(1系統、CWポンプ2台付) 3
COOLING WATER PIPING (1 WATER LINE, ITEM
WITH 2 C.W. PUMP) DE-18 4.1.1
(1)・・・・正転 / NORMAL ROTATION (2)・・・・逆転 / REVERCE ROTATION
DE-18 B 14-04
CHAPTER
3 冷却水配管(1系統、CWポンプ2台付)
ITEM COOLING WATER PIPING (1 WATER LINE,
4.1.1 DE-18 WITH 2 C.W. PUMP)
(1)・・・・正転 / NORMAL ROTATION (2)・・・・逆転 / REVERCE ROTATION
DE-18 B 14-04
CHAPTER
冷却水配管(1系統、CWポンプ2台付) 3
COOLING WATER PIPING (1 WATER LINE, ITEM
WITH 2 C.W. PUMP) DE-18 4.1.1
(1)・・・・正転 / NORMAL ROTATION (2)・・・・逆転 / REVERCE ROTATION
DE-18 C 16-05
CHAPTER
3 冷却水配管(2系統、CWポンプ、2台&1台付)
ITEM COOLING WATER PIPING (2 WATER LINE,
4.1.2 DE-18 WITH 2 C.W. PUMP & 1 C.W. PUMP)
533,532,74
75
507
6 507 517,67
100 5
508,201,110 507
508,58 Z
59
514
512 11
518
507 1
28 507
X 4
518 3
10 515
517
59
2
8 513 107 9
23 22
42 522 30 522
518
509
202,114
41 21
N/P SEAT
20
3
72
DE-18 A 16-05
CHAPTER
冷却水配管(2系統、CWポンプ、2台&1台付) 3
COOLING WATER PIPING (2 WATER LINE, ITEM
DE-18 Z 14-04
CHAPTER
3 冷却水配管(2系統、CWポンプ、2台&1台付)
ITEM COOLING WATER PIPING (2 WATER LINE,
4.1.2 DE-18 WITH 2 C.W. PUMP & 1 C.W. PUMP)
(1)・・ジャケット&クーラ側ポンプ付,WITH JACKET & COOLER SIDE PUMP (2)・・ジャケット側ポンプ付,WITH JACKET SIDE PUMP
DE-18 A 16-05
CHAPTER
メモ ITEM
3
MEMO DE-18
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 吸気ドレン配管
4.1.3 DE-18 INTAKE DRAIN PIPING
43,505 505,12
16 13
X
104,71
521
P 521
15
View "P" 73
18
69
71
104
72
View "X"
DE-18 A 15-12
CHAPTER
吸気ドレン配管 ITEM
3
INTAKE DRAIN PIPING DE-18 4.1.3
DE-18 A 15-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 冷却水ポンプ&取付
4.2 DE-18 COOLING WATER PUMP&FITTING
502 902
513
509
502 12
513 14
511
509 2
510 17
18
505 A
506
503
514 504
11
23
13
24
19
22 507
A
503
514
16 512 20 15 501 508 21
515
502
513
901
Section "A-A"
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
冷却水ポンプ&取付 ITEM
3
COOLING WATER PUMP&FITTING DE-18 4.2
(1) HT C.W.ポンプ / HT C.W. PUMP (2) LT C.W.ポンプ / LT C.W. PUMP
2 06552-002 ギヤ GEAR 1 1
16 05928-006 タイ BODY 1 1
17 05928-007 ジク SHAFT 1 1
18 05928-009 ハネグルマ IMPELLER 1 1
19 05928-011 マウスリング MOUTH RING 2 2
20 05928-012 ディスタンス DISTANCE 1 1
DE-18 A 13-01
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 冷却水バイパス弁&取付
4.3 DE-18 COOLING WATER BYPASS VALVE & FITTING
504
505
7
8
507
510
508
506
502
509
5
6
3
510
4
501 511
9 503
11
901
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
冷却水バイパス弁&取付 ITEM
3
COOLING WATER BYPASS VALVE & FITTING DE-18 4.3
2 06510-002 ジク SHAFT 1
3 06510-003 ピストン PISTON 1
4 06510-004 フタ COVER 1
5 06510-005 タイ BODY 1
6 06510-006 バネ SPRING 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 冷却水温調弁
4.4 DE-18 COOLING WATER THERMOSTAT VALVE
901
501
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
冷却水温調弁 ITEM
3
COOLING WATER THERMOSTAT VALVE DE-18 4.4
DE-18 A 15-08
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 計器板(発電機関)
5.1.1 DE-18 GAUGE BOARD (GENERATOR ENGINE)
511
18
1 16 4
17
2 ⛎䇭䇭᳇
䌂 䌏䌏䌓 䌔 䇭䌁䌉 䌒
Ά䇭ᢱ䇭ᴤ
䌆䌕䌅䌌 䇭 䌏 䌉䌌
࿁䇭ォ䇭⸘
䌔䌁䌃䌈䌏䇭䌍䌅䌔䌅䌒
3
503 㜞᷷಄ළ᳓
䌈䌉䌇䌈䇭䌔䌅䌍䌐䋮䇭䌃䋮䌗䋮
Ả䇭Ṗ䇭ᴤ
䌌䌕䌂䋮䇭䌏䌉䌌
504
506
502
ૐ᷷಄ළ᳓ ㆊ⛎ᯏẢṖᴤ
䌌䌏䌗䇭䌔䌅䌍䌐䋮䇭䌃䋮䌗䋮 䌔䌕䌒䌂䌏䇭䌃䌈䌁䌒䌇䌅䌒䇭䌌䌕䌂䋮䌏䌉䌌
501
505
512
19
510
21
20
22
23 13
512
508
12
15 507
509
14 11
View "P"
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
計器板(発電機関) ITEM
3
GAUGE BOARD (GENERATOR ENGINE) DE-18 5.1.1
DE-18 A 12-11
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 計器板(主機関)
5.1.2 DE-18 GAUGE BOARD (PROPULSION ENGINE)
512
16 18 4
⛎ޓޓ᳇
BOOST AIR
Άޓᢱޓᴤ
FUEL OIL
505
1 ࿁ޓォ⸘ޓ
TACHO METER
17
㜞᷷಄ළ᳓
HIGH TEMP. C.W.
ẢޓṖޓᴤ
LUB. OIL
3
ૐ᷷಄ළ᳓ ㆊ⛎ᯏẢṖᴤ
LOW TEMP. C.W. TURBO CHARGER LUB. OIL
501, 506
P
2
502
504, 507
503 513
19
511
21
20 22
23
13, 513
509 12
508
15 510
14 11
View "P"
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
計器板(主機関) ITEM
3
GAUGE BOARD (PROPULSION ENGINE) DE-18 5.1.2
17 E273085020 バネ SPRING 4
18 E273085050 ヒラザガネ:ケイキバン FLAT WASHER: GAUGE BOARD 2
19 00065-001 ホース HOSE 1
20 00065-003 ホース HOSE 2
21 00065-005 ホース:メタル HOSE 1
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 計器板ゲージ
5.2 DE-18 GAUGE
501,502 1
15
⤥䚷䚷Ẽ ⇞䚷ᩱ䚷Ἔ
䠞䠫䠫䠯䠰䚷䠝䠥䠮 䠢䠱䠡䠨䚷䠫䠥䠨
11 503
ᅇ䚷㌿䚷ィ
䠰䠝䠟䠤䠫䚷䠩䠡䠰䠡䠮
㧗 ෭༷Ỉ ₶䚷䚷Ἔ
䠤䠥䠣䠤䚷䠰䠡䠩䠬䠊䚷䠟䠊䠳䠊 䠨䠱䠞䠊䚷䠫䠥䠨
16 14
12
11 ప ෭༷Ỉ
䠨䠫䠳䚷䠰䠡䠩䠬䠊䚷䠟䠊䠳䠊
㐣⤥ᶵ₶Ἔ
䠰䠱䠮䠞䠫䚷䠟䠤䠝䠮䠣䠡䠮䚷䠨䠱䠞䠊䠫䠥䠨 13
DE-18 A 16-04
CHAPTER
計器板ゲージ ITEM
3
GAUGE DE-18 5.2
過給機 TURBOCHARGER TYPE (1) AT,TPS (2) MET
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 燃料コントロールシリンダ
6.1.1 DE-18 FUEL CONTROL CYLIDER
3 2
26
23
1
24 4
8
21
9
19 10
11
12
22
13
25
14
15
20
18 16
17
901
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
燃料コントロールシリンダ ITEM
3
FUEL CONTROL CYLIDER DE-18 6.1.1
注記
Remarks
*印部品の単体販売は不可、各ロッドとピストンASSYでのご注文を承ります。
The parts each of which is marked with a symbol * are not separately sold
but each of them is available as a rod and a piston assembly, so the customer is requested to order
a necessary part as the assembly.
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 燃料コントロールシリンダ取付
6.1.2 DE-18 FUEL CONTROL CYLIDER FITTING
504 509
11
12
507
505
503
501
502
506
508
510
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
燃料コントロールシリンダ取付 ITEM
3
FUEL CONTROL CYLIDER FITTING DE-18 6.1.2
11 00067-002 レバ LEVER 1
12 00067-003 カナグ RETAINER 1
DE-18 A 12-03
CHAPTER
3
燃料コントロールシリンダ(変速機関用)
ITEM FUEL CONTROL CYLINDER(VARIABLE
6.1.3 DE-18 SPEED ENGINE )
502
23
513
2
507
508
515
4 24
504
12
8
DE-18 Z 15-09
CHAPTER
燃料コントロールシリンダ(変速機関用) 3
FUEL CONTROL CYLINDER(VARIABLE ITEM
SPEED ENGINE ) DE-18 6.1.3
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 レベルスイッチボックス
6.3 DE-18 LEVEL SWITCH BOX
901
503
12
11
13
502 1
501
504
14
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
レベルスイッチボックス ITEM
3
LEVEL SWITCH BOX DE-18 6.3
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
3 ハンドルスイッチ
ITEM
6.4 DE-18 HANDLE SWITCH
901
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ハンドルスイッチ 3
ITEM
HANDLE SWITCH DE-18 6.4
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 パルスセンサ
6.5 DE-18 PULSE SENSOR
901
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
パルスセンサ ITEM
3
PULSE SENSOR DE-18 6.5
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 ジャンクションボックス&取付
6.6.1 DE-18 JUNCTION BOX & FITTING
5, 39, 40
P Q
505 38
11
502
504
37
3, 4
25
View "P" View "Q"
DE-18 B 17-04
CHAPTER
ジャンクションボックス&取付 ITEM
3
JUNCTION BOX & FITTING DE-18 6.6.1
(1) センサ / SENSOR ; NK(STD) ガバナ / GOVERNOR ; RHD, EAR20
(2) センサ / SENSOR ; NK(STD) ガバナ / GOVERNOR ; UG
(3) センサ / SENSOR ; FULL-SPEC ガバナ / GOVERNOR ; RHD
(4) センサ / SENSOR ; FULL-SPEC ガバナ / GOVERNOR ; UG
番号 パーツコード 部品名称 Name of Parts 数量Quantity
Number Parts Code (1) (2) (3) (4)
DE-18 B 17-04
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 ジャンクションボックス&取付(EAR20)
6.6.2 DE-18 JUNCTION BOX & FITTING (EAR20)
505 18
502
View "P"
901
501, 504 503
17
119
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
ジャンクションボックス&取付(EAR20) ITEM
3
JUNCTION BOX & FITTING (EAR20) DE-18 6.6.2
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 温度計配置図
6.7 DE-18 ARRANGEMENT OF THERMOMETER
21 24 22
502 502 502 27
(ST) (ST) (ST) 503
(OP)
T
T T T
T
T P
T
3,4,11,26
T 503,504,505,507
22 (OP)
502 1,2,25
(ST) 503,505,507
(OP)
29
503
(OP)
23
T 501
(ST)
Q
28 30 T
503 503
(OP) (OP)
T
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
温度計配置図 ITEM
3
ARRANGEMENT OF THERMOMETER DE-18 6.7
(1) 標準仕様 /Standard (2) オプション / Option
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
3 ターニング安全スイッチ
ITEM
6.8 DE-18 TURNING SAFETY SWITCH
FLYWHEEL COVER
501
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
ターニング安全スイッチ 3
ITEM
TURNING SAFETY SWITCH DE-18 6.8
1 00186-001 ノブ KNOB 1
4 00186-004 リミットスイッチ LIMIT SWITCH 1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 ポテンショメータ取付
6.9 DE-18 POTENTIOMETER FITTING
506
503,504,508
0
10
20
5 30
502
4
503,504,507
501
505,500,3
DE-18 Z 14-04 A C
CHAPTER
ポテンショメータ取付 ITEM
3
POTENTIOMETER FITTING DE-18 6.9
A C DE-18 Z 14-04
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 過給機洗浄配管(AT)
7.1 DE-18 T/C CLEANING PIPING(AT)
42,502
52
501
54
500,503
6 50
34
70
DE-18 B 16-06
CHAPTER
過給機洗浄配管(AT) ITEM
3
T/C CLEANING PIPING(AT) DE-18 7.1
DE-18 B 16-06
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 過給機洗浄配管(MET)
7.2 DE-18 T/C CLEANING PIPING(MET)
507
33
35
32 36
502 503
37 505 505 501
505 34
504
903
4
901
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
過給機洗浄配管(MET) ITEM
3
T/C CLEANING PIPING(MET) DE-18 7.2
DE-18 A 17-04
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 過給機洗浄ブロアシリンジ
7.3 DE-18 T/C CLEANING BLOWER SYRINGE
1 3 4 501 5
TURBOCHARGER
501
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
過給機洗浄ブロアシリンジ ITEM
3
T/C CLEANING BLOWER SYRINGE DE-18 7.3
(1) AT (2) MET
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 過給機洗浄配管(TPS)
7.4 DE-18 T/C CLEANING PIPING(TPS)
55,83,504
43
55,77,504 45
501,502,503
34,500,501,502,503
70
View “P”
DE-18 Z 15-06
CHAPTER
過給機洗浄配管(TPS) ITEM
3
T/C CLEANING PIPING(TPS) DE-18 7.4
DE-18 Z 15-06
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 過給機洗浄ブロアシリンジ(TPS)
7.5 DE-18 T/C CLEANING BLOWER SYRINGE(TPS)
902 901
㧝 㧟 㧠 502 㧡
502
503
501
TURBOCHARGER
DE-18 Z 15-06
CHAPTER
過給機洗浄ブロアシリンジ(TPS) ITEM
3
T/C CLEANING BLOWER SYRINGE(TPS) DE-18 7.5
DE-18 Z 15-06
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 油圧ジャッキ(クランクピン&サイドボルト)
8.1.1 DE-18 OIL PRESS.JACK (CRANKPIN&SIDE BOLT)
11
16
13
501
902
502
15
12 14 503 505
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
油圧ジャッキ(クランクピン&サイドボルト) ITEM
3
OIL PRESS.JACK (CRANKPIN&SIDE BOLT) DE-18 8.1.1
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 油圧ジャッキ(シリンダヘッド)
8.1.2 DE-18 OIL PRESS.JACK (CYLINDER HEAD)
501 16
502
1
17
506
504
6
2
901
18
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
油圧ジャッキ(シリンダヘッド) ITEM
3
OIL PRESS.JACK (CYLINDER HEAD) DE-18 8.1.2
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 油圧ジャッキ(主軸受)
8.1.3 DE-18 OIL PRESS.JACK (MAIN BEARING)
3
18
2
6
1
504
506
17
502
501
16
901
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
油圧ジャッキ(主軸受) ITEM
3
OIL PRESS.JACK (MAIN BEARING) DE-18 8.1.3
DE-18 Z 11-12
CHAPTER
ITEM
3 吊り金具
8.2 DE-18 HANGER
16 1 2
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N/P SEAT
‚m‚m‚O‚O‚T‚U‚V‚O‚P‚Q‚`
6 1
DE-18 Z 12-11
CHAPTER
吊り金具 ITEM
3
HANGER DE-18 8.2
DE-18 Z 12-11