IPS Inboard performance system. Volvo Penta IPS, the future for fast vessels

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1 IPS, the future for fast vessels 1 dec 2010

2 Save fuel and reduce environmental impact 2 dec 2010

3 Best efficiency with Contra Rotating propellers Double blade area means smaller prop diameter for same output No side forces from contra rotating propellers Half blade loading means half tip losses and minimized cavitation Less rotational speed means less noise and vibrations Contra- Rotating have no rotational losses Horizontal shaft increase the prop efficiency comp to angled shaft 3 dec 2010

4 EtaNet IPS Inboard performance system Highest net thrust efficiency with CR props and slender pod units 0,75 0,70 IPS pod, CR prop 0,65 0,60 Mixed flow WJ 0,55 Straight shaft, FPP 0, Boat Speed [knots] EtaNet=Eta0(1-Rapp/T) and were the appendage drag Rapp = Cd*0,5*Ro*D^2*V^2 EtaNet Eta0 Rapp T Cd Ro D V Net Thrust Efficiency Propeller efficiency Appendage drag Propeller thrust Drag coefficient Density of water Prop diameter Speed of vessel 4 dec 2010

5 Optimizing the shape of the pod units and the CR props 5 dec 2010 Improved circulation distribution ( front and rear propeller) Reduced specific loading New pitch distribution New camber distribution Modified blade tip 100% cancellation of swirl ing axial flow Pressure side cavitation on rear propeller eliminated

6 Packaging a powerful propulsion unit Torque % 140 World class low end torque 120 IPS Inboard Rpm % 6 dec 2010

7 Packaging a powerful propulsion unit 7 dec 2010 All in one: Hydraulic gear. Electric shift Steering system. Rudder Exhaust outlet. Seawater inlet Shafts. Seals. CR propellers

8 A complete type approved propulsion system EVC control system Steer by wire. Speed control. Direction control. Joystick Dynamic positioning. Auto pilot 4 control stations, engine room control 8 dec 2010

9 EVC System Integration to IAMS through NMEA D13 Inboard / IPS 1050MC 10 dec 2010

10 Type approved electrical system (Inboard / IPS) EVC extended type approved electrical system PCU bulkhead mounted Shutdown unit (SDU) engine mounted from factory. Possible to mount on bulkhead (use extension cable, 8-pin). Shutdown for: Engine overspeed Coolant temperature Engine oil pressure Transmission oil pressure 11 dec 2010

11 It is not only about the propulsion system Hulls to be adapted to the propulsion system for best performance Correct selection of pod/prop size and engine power for full load conditions Calculation of speed, trim and heel for optimum hull design and load distribution 13 dec 2010

12 14 m Patrol boat Wester 46 2 x IPS500 Speed: IPS500: 32 knts Engine 2 x D6-370 Power 2x 272 kw / 3500 rpm Fuel 4.4 l/nm ( best service point) Hull data: L: 14 m B: 3.6 m Displ full load: 16t 14 dec 2010

13 14.5 m Windfarm supply vessel Provider 2 x IPS800 Speed: IPS800: 32 knts Engine: 2 x D Power: 2x 441W / 2300 rpm Fuel: 126 l/hour at 22 knots Hull data: L: 14.7 m B: 6.7 m Displ full load: 24 T

14 15.2 m Whale watcher Cleopatra 2 x IPS800 Speed: IPS800: 31 knts light load Engine: 2 x D Power: 2x 441kW / 2300 rpm Acceleration: 31 knots in 15 sec Hull data: L: 15.2 m B: 4.5 m Displ full load: 23T

15 l/h 16m Passenger boat Helgøyprins 2 x IPS Liter/h ~30% fuel reduction at 37 knots Helgöyprins (IPS850) Nordic Lady (D12) Knots Knop Customer reported data Hull data LOA: 15,9 m (52 ) BOA: 4,20 m (13,7 ) Weight: 17 tons Speed 2x IPS900 : 42,5 knots Hours: >540h Distance: >10.000M 17 dec 2010

16 18m Wind farm crew boat Supporter 2 x IPS1050 Speed: IPS1050: 32 knts Engine 2 x D Power 2x 588W / 2300 rpm Hull data: L: 18 m B: 7.4 m 18 dec 2010

17 22.5m Patrol boat PTA 80 2 x IPS1200 Speed: IPS1200: 33 knts Engine 2 x D Power 2x 662 kw / 2300 rpm Hull data: L: 22.5 m B: 5.2 m Displ full load: 33 T Acceleration Idle to: 20 knots 9 sec 19 dec 2010

18 24m Coast guard patrol vessel KBV312 Triple 1050 Speed: IPS1050 : 32 knts Engine 3 x D Power 3 x 588kW / 2300 rpm Hull data: L: 24 m B: 5.9 m Displ full load: 50 T 20 dec 2010

19 IPS, a summary IPS, a fuel saving and low emission propulsion system Designed for fast planing work and patrol boats up to 30m and 45 knots Offers better efficiency, better manoeuvrability and better turning performance. The modern alternative to traditional single screw shaft and water jet propulsion. Traditional shaft / rudder IPS 21 dec 2010