Vit System PDF
Vit System PDF
Vit System PDF
Operational Information
The MAN B&W MC Engine VIT Fuel Pump.
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The pump is basically a jerk type with a plunger moving in a matched barrel, using two helical grooves machined in the
plunger to control the end of injection by uncovering spill ports and causing the discharge pressure to drop rapidly, thus
causing the needle valve in the injector to close.
Oil is supplied to the barrel via the spill ports and a suction valve. The suction valve, situated at the top of the barrel opens
when the pressure in the barrel falls below the supply pump pressure; i.e. during downward stroke of plunger, while spill
ports are covered by plunger.
Replaceable erosion plugs are fitted in the pump housing opposite the spill ports. The high pressure oil, spilling back, as
the edge of the helix uncovers the spill ports at the end of injection, hit the plugs, which prevent damage to the pump
casing
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Fuel oil leakage past the plunger to the cam case is prevented
by the use of an "umbrella" seal
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The electronic control is only active when running ahead when the engine is in bridge control or ECR control. When
running astern or in local engine side control, the manoeuvring system delivers a preset pressure to the VIT actuators.
Adjustments during running are simpler, as correction values are entered directly into the governor. Change in fuel
quality or wear in the fuel pumps may make it necessary to adjust the VIT.
In the case of badly worn liners giving poor compression, or excessively worn fuel pumps, it is recommended that the
VIT function is disabled in the governor settings.
NOTE
Fuel pumps mounted on the smaller MC engines are not fitted with Variable Injection Timing.
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