Courses 2017: Man Primeserv Academies
Courses 2017: Man Primeserv Academies
2 Courses 2017
MAN Diesel & Turbo Courses
Offered Worldwide
In this booklet you will find detailed information about the courses
we offer. If this program does not cover all your specific needs, then
please contact us directly. We can certainly develop a tailor-made
solution for you.
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Category
describes the MAN product group the course applies to.
Low speed two-stroke engines
Medium speed four-stroke engines
Turbocharger
Propeller and remote control systems
Turbomachinery
Power Plant
6 Courses 2017
Level
describes the standard of proficiency of participants on
completion of the course.
Familiarization
Standard
Fundamental
Advanced
Expert
Activity
describes the focus of the course based on specific subject
matter.
Introduction
Operation
Commissioning
Maintenance
Optimization
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Our Training
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
10 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Feel free to choose from our course portfolio listed below:
If you have special needs in regards to your equipment, please feel free
to contact the academies qualified to provide training in the use of your
equipment (as shown on the product training competencies overview at the
back of this publication).
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will
understand the working principles of a two-stroke
diesel engine. They will also understand the different
engine components and their functions.
Target group
This training is aimed at participants with basic knowl-
edge about two-stroke diesel engines.
Prerequisites
None
Duration
3 days
Course level
Familiarization
Applies to equipment
MC, MC-C, ME, ME-B
12 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Principle differences between two-stroke & four-stroke
Brief description of the MC / MC-C engine
Brief description of the ME engine
Brief description of the ME-B engine
Explanation of auxiliary systems
Identification of two-stroke engine components
Practical fuel oil pump maintenance
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will
understand the Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) system
components and their function. They will also know how
to conduct proper maintenance and troubleshooting
procedures.
Target group
The training is aimed at ship engineers, technical super-
intendents and electricians.
Prerequisites
The participants should have attended the ME control
system standard course.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Standard
Applies to equipment
MC, MC-C, ME, ME-B, ME-GI
14 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Welcome, safety and personal introduction
System introduction, regulations, function and effect
System description (air flow, incl. safety aspects)
Individual component description and function
Control system description
Operation
Performance and consumables in different modes
Troubleshooting
Maintenance and service experience
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the purposes of the alpha cylinder lubricator and
how to handle the system according to the maintenance
procedures for safe and efficient operation.
Target group
The training is aimed at ship engineers, technical superin-
tendents and electricians.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic knowledge of two-stroke
diesel engines and basic electrical equipment.
Duration
2 days
Course level
Standard
16 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
MC, MC-C
Course content
Introduction to the Alpha lubricator
Working principles
General lube theory
Drain oil analysis
Scavenge port inspection
Running-in
Cylinder oil feed rate adjustment
Special running conditions
Maintenance schedule
Special notes
Specially tailored customer courses can be organized.
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the purposes of the Alpha cylinder lubricator and
how to handle the system according to the maintenance
procedures for safe and efficient operation. In addition, this
advanced course will cover properly adjusting the feed rate,
troubleshooting, retrofitting, and maintenance procedures.
Target group
The training is aimed at ship engineers, technical superin-
tendents and electricians.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic knowledge of two-stroke
diesel engines and basic electrical equipment.
Duration
4 days
Course level
Advanced
18 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
MC, MC-C
Course content
Introduction to Alpha lubricator
Working principle and general lube theory
Drain oil analysis and scavenge port inspection
Running-in and cylinder oil feed rate adjustment
Special running conditions and maintenance
Troubleshooting on Alpha lubricator control unit
Overhaul exercise on pump station and lubricator
Inspection of angle encoder and index transmitter
Alpha lubricator retrofit
Special notes
Specially tailored customer courses can be organized.
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the working principles of the RotComp 2nd order
moment compensator, and how 2nd order moment vibrations
from the engine transfer to the ship hull.
In addition, the participants will obtain knowledge of how to
commission the RotComp unit.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship engineers and superintendents
who operate two-stroke engines, as well as future RotComp
application, service and commissioning engineers.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic knowledge of the two-
stroke diesel engine.
Duration
2 days
Course level
Familiarization
20 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
MC, MC-C, ME, ME-B, ME-GI
Course content
Introduction to RotComp
Operation
Software introduction
Commissioning
Troubleshooting
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be able
to safely and efficiently operate the ME engine. They will
also understand how to troubleshoot and perform adjust-
ments in the control system.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship engineers, technical super-
intendents and electricians.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic knowledge of the
two-stroke diesel engine.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Standard
Applies to equipment
ME
22 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Introduction to the ME / ME-C engine
ME concept
Hydraulic power supply (HPS)
Engine control system
Operation
PMI and CoCoS EDS systems
Troubleshooting
Replacement of MPC modules
Hydraulic cylinder unit (HCU)
Special notes
This course is a unique preparation for engineers attending
a vessel equipped with an ME / ME-C engine.
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be able
to perform correct maintenance and repair procedures on
the engine control system and relevant engine components.
The ECS system and application of the correct trouble-
shooting procedures via the main operating panel will also
be included.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship engineers, technical super-
intendents and electricians.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic electrical troubleshooting
knowledge. The participants should also understand basic
two-stroke engine operating principles.
Duration
4 days
Course level
Standard
Applies to equipment
ME, ME-C, ME-B, ME-GI
24 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
General ME engine knowledge
General troubleshooting
Cabling and signals
Power supply
Electrical signals
Electrical noise awareness
Engine control system
Production specification
Practical exercises
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
ME advanced troubleshooting
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants are able to
troubleshoot the failures on Hydraulic Control Units (HCU),
Hydraulic Power Supply (HPS) and tacho systems by using
MOP troubleshooting tools, engine manuals and PMI and
CoCoS EDS data. They will also have advanced knowl-
edge on the ME engine and components.
Target group
This training is aimed at superintendents, ship engineers,
and electricians who operate and maintain the ME engines.
Prerequisites
Participants should have completed the ME operator course
or ME electrician course, and have some practical experi-
ence in operation of ME engines.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Advanced
26 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
ME, ME-C
Course content
Safety guidelines
Refresh concept of ME engine
Introduction to the ME troubleshooting course
Troubleshooting for the hydraulic power supply
Troubleshooting for the hydraulic cylinder unit
Overhauling fuel oil pressure booster
Overhauling exhaust valve actuator
Troubleshooting for tacho system
Replacement and calibration of angle encoder
Special notes
Specially tailored courses can be organized upon customer’s
request. The ME troubleshooting course can also be com-
bined with the ME operator course or the ME electrician
course.
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be
able to determine the optimal engine performance settings
based on an analysis of engine parameters. They will also
understand how to inspect and troubleshoot different engine
mechanical components, cylinder lubrication and cylinder
condition. They will also be introduced to the latest low load
operation components.
Target group
The training is aimed at ship engineers and technical super-
intendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have experience with two-stroke
diesel engines.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Standard
28 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
MC, MC-C, ME, ME-C, ME-B, ME-GI
Course content
Fuel treatment and injection system
Cylinder lubrication
Cylinder condition
Engine performance analysis
System lubrication
Low load operation
Special notes
This course can be offered in combination with a practical
course in Copenhagen named “ME and MC engine practi-
cal maintenance” with a duration of 10 days. These courses
have a high cost reduction potential.
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants are able
to explain the major engine overhaul procedures. They will
also understand how to inspect and troubleshoot different
engine mechanical components to include bearing condi-
tions. Additionally, safety measures when using hydraulic
tools will be emphasized.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship engineers, technical super-
intendents and crews from yards or workshops.
Prerequisites
The participants should have experience with two-stroke
diesel engines.
Duration
5 days
Applies to equipment
MC, MC-C, ME, ME-C, ME-B, ME-GI
30 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Major topics are implemented as hands-on training
Engine assembly
Chain drive inspection
Tools and overhaul procedures
Safety measures regarding hydraulic tools
Test of fuel injectors
Dismantling of piston and liner
Troubleshoot on pneumatic simulator
Exhaust valve and fuel pump overhaul and check of
chain drive
Assembly of main bearing
Clearance check on thrust bearing
Special notes
All practical exercises are conducted on our MC engine and
will be applicable for MC as well as ME engines. This course
can be offered in combination with “ME and MC engine
standard optimization” in the week before or after. These
courses have a high cost reduction potential.
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the name and function of the ME-B engine com-
ponents. They will also understand the working principles
of the ME-B engine. Application of correct basic trouble-
shooting procedures will be included.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship engineers, technical super-
intendents and electricians.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic knowledge of the
two-stroke diesel engine.
Duration
4 days
Course level
Standard
Applies to equipment
ME-B
32 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Introduction to the ME-B
Engine control system
Engine operation and exercises on the simulator
Hydraulic power supply
Hydraulic cylinder unit
Replacement of the MPC
Troubleshooting
Performance and monitoring system
Special notes
This course is a unique preparation for engineers attending
a vessel equipped with an ME-B engine.
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will identify
the name and function of components on the ME-GI engine.
They will also understand the working principles of the
ME-GI engine. Application of correct operating and trouble-
shooting procedures will also be included.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship engineers and technical super-
intendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have ME or ME-C engine experience
and completed our “ME control system standard operation”
course.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Standard
Applies to equipment
ME-GI engine
34 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Introduction to the ME-GI engine
ME-GI concept
ME-GI components
Gas valve train
Gas safety system
Running on gas fuel
Gas detection
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Special notes
This course is a unique preparation for engineers attending
a vessel equipped with an ME-GI engine.
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Engines & Systems
Low speed two-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be
able to identify the name and function of components on
the ME-LGI engine. They will also understand the working
principles of the ME-LGI engine. In addition, the application of
correct operating and troubleshooting procedures will also
be included.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship engineers and technical super-
intendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have ME or ME-B engine expe-
rience and completed our ME control system standard
operation course or our ME-B control system maintenance
course.
Duration
5 days
36 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
ME, ME-B
Course content
Introduction to the ME-LGI engine
ME-LGI concept
ME-LGI components
Engine control system
LGI engine operation
Gas safety system
Gas valve train
Running on methanol fuel
Methanol detection
Special notes
This course is a unique preparation for engineers attending
a vessel equipped with an ME-LGI engine.
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38 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
If you have special needs in regards to your equipment, please feel free
to contact the academies qualified to provide training in the use of your
equipment (as shown on the product training competencies overview at the
back of this publication).
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be able
to perform engine starting, stopping, and operating pro-
cedures under normal conditions. They will also be able
to identify and analyze the engine’s normal and abnormal
operating parameters. Additionally they will understand the
maintenance intervals and correct maintenance procedures.
Target group
This training is aimed at operators, chief engineers and
superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge of
four-stroke internal combustion engines.
Duration
2 – 5 days
Course level
Standard
40 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
ESL Mk 1&2, K Major, L16/24, L21/31, L23/30, L27/38,
L28/32H, MB190, MB275, MB430, PA4, PA6, PC2, PC4,
RK270, RKC/G, RK215, VP185, Valenta/RP 200, Ventura/YJ
Course content
Engine design and data
Handling manuals
Systems on the engine
Engine and turbocharger operation
Introduction to engine control and governor system
Monitoring parameters and alarms
Troubleshooting
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand how to safely operate the engine, and analyze what
the correct parameters are under normal conditions. They will
also understand the engine’s safety and monitoring compo-
nents, and what the reactions are to alarms. Additionally,
they will understand how to analyze the engine parameters
and tune to optimal performance.
Target group
This training is aimed at operators, navigators, watch chiefs,
chief engineers, and superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge of
four-stroke internal combustion engines.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Advanced
42 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
21/31, 27/38, K Major, MB430, ESL Mk 1&2, MB190,
MB275, VP 185, Valenta/RP 200, Ventura/YJ, RK270,
RKC/G, RK215, PA4, PA6, PC2, PC4
Course content
Starting, stopping, operation
Data parameters
Particular operating conditions
Safety components and thresholds
Checking and optimization of engine performance
Lube oil analysis
Troubleshooting
Special notes
This advanced course provides solid knowledge in operating
and tuning the engine to give the best benefits.
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand how to safely maintain the engine. They will under-
stand how to conduct maintenance tasks required in the
first year of operation following correct procedures.
Additionally the use of hydraulic tensioning tools will be
included.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant engineers and
superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge of
four-stroke internal combustion engines.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Standard
44 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
16/24, 21/31, 23/30, 27/38, 28/32, V28/33D, 32/40, 32/44
CR, 35/44G, 48/60 CR, 51/60DF, 58/64, ESL Mk 1&2, K
Major, 48/60, 48/60B, MB190, MB275, MB430, PA4, PA6,
PC2, PC4, RKC/G, RK215, Valenta/RP 200, Ventura/YJ,
RK270, VP 185
Course content
Engine design and data
Handling manuals
Systems on the engine
Engine and turbocharger operation
Maintenance tasks up to 6,000 hours service
Hydraulic tensioning equipment
Sensors on the engine
Special notes
If you have a Common Rail, Gas or Dual Fuel engine it is
strongly recommended to combine this course with a tech-
nology specific course, as these topics are not covered by this
course.
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand how to safely maintain the engine. They will under-
stand how to conduct major engine overhaul procedures
required after several years of operation following correct
maintenance procedures. Additionally an overview of
turbocharger maintenance will be included.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant engineers and
superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have attended one of our basic
engine courses or have experience with initial engine main-
tenance.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Advanced
46 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
16/24, 21/31, 23/30, 27/38, 28/32, V28/33D, 32/40, 32/44
CR, 35/44G, 48/60, 48/60B, 48/60 CR, 51/60DF, 58/64,
ESL Mk 1&2, MB190, K Major, MB430, MB275, PA4,
PA6, PC2, PC4, RK270, RKC/G, RK215, Valenta/RP 200,
Ventura/YJ, VP 185
Course content
Revision of the engine design and data
Quality requirements of operating fluids
Overhaul and replacement of sub-assemblies
Engine systems detailed overview
Turbocharger maintenance overview
Maintenance tasks up to 32,000 hours service
Special notes
The course duration may be extended based on customer’s
wishes to include additional practical tasks within the course.
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be able
to analyze an engine performance report, and set the engine
accordingly to the optimal performance. They will also learn
how to tune the engine for fuel savings and exhaust emission
reductions. Analysis of fluids reports and necessary actions
will be explained. Correct service procedures to analyze
critical mechanical parts will also be explained in detail.
Target group
This course is aimed at marine engineers, technical super-
intendents, and power plant operators.
Prerequisites
The participants should have experience with four-stroke
engines.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Advanced
48 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
PA4, PA6, PC2, PC4
Course content
Engine performance analysis
Adjustment of engine parameters
Fuel savings optimization
Control of emissions
Retrofitting the engine
Fluids report analysis
Inspection of critical parts
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be familiar
with the operation of an engine. All important operation pro-
cedures will be trained on an engine desktop simulator based
on a thermodynamic computer model. The participants will
have the required knowledge about daily maintenance
tasks. The participant learns how to operate an engine and
how to evaluate operating data.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant operators,
engineers and superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge of
four-stroke internal combustion engines.
Duration
3 – 5 days
Course level
Standard
50 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
32/40, 48/60, PA4, PA6, PC2, PC4
Course content
Preparation of system and engine for starting
Familiarization with the use of instrumentation
Familiarization with engine auxiliary equipment
Special notes
Each participant operates their own individual desktop simu-
lator in student mode.
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be familiar
with the operation of the engine in different operating con-
ditions. They will gain deep knowledge about troubleshooting
by working on realistic failure scenarios on their own desktop
simulator.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant operators,
engineers and superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge
of four-stroke internal combustion engines. Preferably they
should have already operated a diesel engine.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Advanced
Applies to equipment
32/40, 48/60
52 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Engine operation in different operation conditions
Troubleshooting exercises
Evaluation of engine operating values
Special notes
Each participant operates their own individual desktop simu-
lator in student mode.
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the Common Rail (CR) injection principle, and how to
troubleshoot the system. In addition, they will understand
the SaCoS one safety and control system. Troubleshooting
and replacement of hardware components using the
SaCoSone tools are also included.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant engineers and
superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge of
four-stroke internal combustion engines.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Standard
54 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
32/44CR, 48/60CR
Course content
Injection principles of the CR engine
Troubleshooting on the CR engines
SaCoSone basics
SaCoSone device manager
SaCoSone expert
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will
understand the gas related technologies of MAN Diesel &
Turbo Gas and Dual Fuel engines, including the plant
related gas safety concept. In addition, they will understand
the SaCoS one safety and control system. Troubleshooting
and replacement of hardware components using the
SaCoSone tools are also included.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant engineers and
superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge of
four-stroke internal combustion engines.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Standard
56 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
35/44G, 35/44DF, 51/60DF, 51/60G, L23/30DF, L28/32DF
Course content
Gas specific engine components
Plant related safety concept
Safe work procedures on Gas / Dual Fuel engines
Specific operation modes
Gas valve unit
Knock control
SaCoSone basics
SaCoSone device manager
SaCoSone expert
Special notes
This course has to be combined with a “Four-stroke engine
standard maintenance” course on the particular engine type,
as this course covers the specific Gas / Dual Fuel technology.
Previous knowledge is also needed.
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the working principles of the speed governor embed-
ded in the automation system on four-stroke diesel engines.
They will also understand how to handle manuals to
research service information. In addition, the participants will
understand the different system components to include
hardware and software.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant engineers and
superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge
of four-stroke internal combustion engines and the use of
electronic measuring devices.
Duration
2 days
Course level
Standard
58 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
Speed governor, Heinzmann governor system, Woodward
governor system, Engine Controller™
Course content
Sensors on the engine
Introduction to engine control and safety system
Speed governing basics
Introduction to mechanical governor and actuator
Introduction to electronic speed governing system
Basic troubleshooting
Handling manuals
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the safety and control system on engine (SaCoSone).
They will be able to identify and locate the system com-
ponents on and off engine. They will also understand
how to navigate menu structures of the operating panel.
Troubleshooting and replacement of hardware components
using the SaCoSone tools are also included.
Target group
This training is aimed at engineers, electricians, and super-
intendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic electrical knowledge.
Duration
2 – 5 days
Course level
Standard
60 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
16/24, 21/31, 27/38, V28/33D, 32/40, 32/44CR, 35/44G,
48/60, 48/60B, 48/60CR, 51/60DF, GenSet and Propulsion
Course content
Identification of hardware on simulator or engine
Navigation on LOP’s Human Machine Interface (HMI)
Tests on SaCoSone
Scenarios on simulator or engine
SaCoSone basics
SaCoSone device manager
SaCoSone expert
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be
able to identify and locate all the S.E.M.T. Pielstick control
system components on the engine. They will understand
how each control device operates. In addition, they will also
understand how to navigate inside the system and trouble-
shoot it.
Target group
Electrical engineers, automation engineers, marine engi-
neers and power plant operators.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic electrical knowledge
including an understanding of automation systems.
Duration
2 – 5 days
Course level
Standard
62 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
PA4, PA6, PC2
Course content
Engine Controller™
SVEM AFSEM
PCOT
Pielstick Modular System (PMS)
LEEC software
Operation and troubleshooting
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will know
how to identify all different fluids included in the engine
environment and what their quality requirements are. They
will also understand how to interpret engine fluid analyses
and to draw conclusions.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant managers,
engineers and superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge of
four-stroke internal combustion engines.
Duration
1 day
Course level
Advanced
64 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
16/24, 21/31, 23/30, 51/60DF, 28/32, 27/38, 32/40,
32/44CR, 48/60 + 48/60B, 48/60CR, 58/64, PA4, PA6,
PC2, PC4
Course content
Fuels: heavy fuel oil, diesel fuel, gas, biofuel
Fuel specifications, fuel characteristics
Fuel analyses (with exercises)
Formulation of lube oil: base oil and additives
Oil degradation, oil analyses (with exercises)
Selection of lubricants
Lubrication of Dual Fuel engines
Cooling water: fresh water requirements
Cooling water treatment
Special notes
This course is offered in combination with the course
“Four-stroke engine emissions.”
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Engines & Systems
Medium speed four-stroke
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the principles to lower exhaust gas emissions.
Participants will also understand specific technical solutions
for NO x, SO x, particle matter, CO and CO 2 as well as HC
reduction. In addition, they will understand the current
emission legislation.
They will also understand the basic functional principles of
MAN Diesel SCR system.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant engineers,
managers and superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic theoretical knowledge of
four-stroke internal combustion engines.
Duration
1 day
Course level
Standard
66 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Applies to equipment
All four-stroke engines
Course content
Rules and regulations
NOx reduction technologies
SOx reduction technologies
PM reduction technologies
Gaseous fuels
CO2 reduction technologies / EEDI
Applications SaCoSone
Special notes
This course is offered in combination with the course “Four-
stroke engine fluids.”
Courses 2017 67
Engines & Systems
Propeller and remote control systems
Engines & Systems
68 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Feel free to choose from our course portfolio listed below:
Propeller and remote control systems introduction 70
Propeller and remote control systems advanced
operation 72
Remote control systems standard 74
Remote control systems advanced 76
If you have special needs in regards to your equipment, please feel free
to contact the academies qualified to provide training in the use of your
equipment (as shown on the product training competencies overview at the
back of this publication).
Courses 2017 69
Engines & Systems
Propeller and remote control systems
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the functionality of the components in both systems.
They will also understand how to operate and control the en-
gine, and conduct correct basic maintenance procedures.
Additionally they understand how to apply correct control
procedures to the propeller pitch in case of an emergency.
Target group
This training is aimed at engineers, superintendents and
electricians.
Prerequisites
None
Duration
2 days
Course level
Familiarization
Applies to equipment
Alphatronic 2000 / 3000 PCS & VBS ODF propeller
70 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Identification of hardware modules on simulator
Test and practice backup operation
Theoretical walkthrough of the main components
See and touch the hardware in the workshop
Propeller assembly video
Courses 2017 71
Engines & Systems
Propeller and remote control systems
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will be
able to identify the components and functionality of both
system components. They will also be able to apply correct
maintenance, troubleshooting, adjustment and operation
procedures to the systems.
Target group
This training is aimed at engineers and superintendents.
Prerequisites
None
Duration
4 days
Course level
Advanced
Applies to equipment
Alphatronic 2000 / 3000 PCS & VBS ODF propeller
72 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Identification of hardware modules on simulator
Navigation through the PCS panel menus
Utilization the software simulators
Fuel saving measures
Test and practice backup operation
Courses 2017 73
Engines & Systems
Propeller and remote control systems
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the working principles, main components of the
systems and how to obtain the most economic operation.
They will also understand correct operation procedures in
fail-safe mode in case of an emergency.
Target group
This training is aimed at navigators and operators.
Prerequisites
None
Duration
1 day
Course level
Standard
Applies to equipment
Alphatronic 2000 / 3000 PCS
74 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Propeller and combinator curves
Operation modes
Backup control (simulator scenario)
PCS menu structure
Optimum ship speed
Special notes
Will be available as an online training seminar.
Courses 2017 75
Engines & Systems
Propeller and remote control systems
Engines & Systems
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the functionality of the system components. They
will also understand how to identify the different hardware
modules. Additionally they will understand how to conduct a
backup operation.
Target group
This training is aimed at engineers, superintendents and
electricians.
Prerequisites
None
Duration
2 days
Course level
Advanced
Applies to equipment
Alphatronic 2000 / 3000 PCS & LMCS/SaCoSTM
76 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Identification of hardware modules on simulator
Test and practice backup operation
Theoretical walkthrough of the main components
See and touch the hardware in the workshop
Propeller assembly video
Courses 2017 77
Engines & Systems
Turbocharger
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the components and functionality of a turbocharger.
They will also understand how to perform correct main-
tenance procedures.
Target group
This training is aimed at ship or power plant engineers and
superintendents.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic knowledge about
engines and mechanics.
Duration
4 days
Course level
Standard
Applies to equipment
NA, NR, TCA, TCR
78 Courses 2017
Engines & Systems
Course content
Introduction to the turbochargers
Necessary service work
Evaluation of wear
Bearing evaluation
Gaps and clearances
Dismantling and assembly
MAN PrimeServ customer information letters
Special notes
On request we can create special courses for your needs.
Courses 2017 79
Turbomachinery
80 Courses 2017
We can offer customized training focusing exactly and only
on your machine and system configuration with all specific
details, or you choose from one of our already scheduled
Turbomachinery
high quality training courses.
If you have special needs in regards to your equipment, please feel free
to contact the academies qualified to provide training in the use of your
equipment (as shown on the product training competencies overview at the
back of this publication).
Courses 2017 81
Turbomachinery
Learning goals
Turbomachinery
82 Courses 2017
Course content
Turbomachinery
General machine arrangement
Design & function of machine components
Auxiliary systems
Technical documentation
Operation modes
Control system architecture
Aspects of maintenance
Special notes
Project specific and customer tailored courses are organized
on demand. Courses are available in Oberhausen, Zurich,
Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai and on-site.
Turbomachinery
Operation training
Learning goals
Turbomachinery
84 Courses 2017
Applies to equipment
Turbomachinery
Steam turbines (condensing & backpressure type), gas
turbines (FT 8, THM, MGT 6100 & MGT 6200), expanders
(axial & radial types), compressors (axial, radial, barrel, gear,
screw, MOPICO®, HOFIM™ types), vacuum blowers
Course content
General arrangement
Design & function of machine components
Auxiliary systems
Technical documentation
Control and operation philosophy
Process parameters & factors of influence
Control system overview
Operational aspects of maintenance
Special notes
Project specific and customer tailored courses are organized
on demand. Courses are available in Oberhausen, Zurich,
Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai and on-site.
Courses 2017 85
Turbomachinery
Maintenance training
Learning goals
Turbomachinery
86 Courses 2017
Course level
Turbomachinery
Advanced
Applies to equipment
Steam turbines (condensing & backpressure type), gas
turbines (FT 8, THM, MGT 6100 & MGT 6200), expanders
(axial & radial types), compressors (axial, radial, barrel, gear,
screw, MOPICO®, HOFIM™ types), vacuum blowers.
Course content
Train arrangement
Main components of the turbomachine unit
Design of main parts and auxiliary systems
Technical documentation
Introduction to condition checks (e.g. alignment)
Routine maintenance procedures
Aspects of maintenance & troubleshooting
Special notes
Project specific and customer tailored courses are organized
on demand. Courses are available in Oberhausen, Zurich,
Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai and on-site.
Courses 2017 87
Turbomachinery
Learning goals
Turbomachinery
88 Courses 2017
Applies to equipment
Turbomachinery
Steam turbines (condensing & backpressure type), gas
turbines (FT 8, THM, MGT 6100 & MGT 6200), expanders
(axial & radial types), compressors (axial, radial, barrel, gear,
screw, MOPICO®, HOFIM™ types), vacuum blowers
Course content
Control system architecture
Measuring methods of process values
Machine monitoring system
Machine protection
Machine specific control features
Special notes
Project specific and customer tailored courses are organized
on demand. Courses are available in Oberhausen, Zurich,
Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai and on-site.
Turbomachinery
Learning goals
Turbomachinery
90 Courses 2017
Course content
Turbomachinery
Control system architecture
Control system hardware
Control system software
Process visualization
Alarm management
Signal exchange & communication
Signal tracing
Control system troubleshooting
Special notes
Project specific and customer tailored courses are organized
on demand. Courses are available in Oberhausen, Zurich,
Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai and on-site.
Courses 2017 91
Turbomachinery
Learning goals
Turbomachinery
92 Courses 2017
Applies to equipment
Turbomachinery
Steam turbines (condensing & backpressure type), gas
turbines (FT 8, THM, MGT 6100 & MGT 6200), expanders
(axial & radial types), compressors (axial, radial, barrel, gear,
screw, MOPICO®, HOFIM™ types), vacuum blowers.
Course content
Basics for alignment measurement and adjustment
Alignment methods and calculations
Alignment influences and sources of error
Laser and dial gauge alignment exercises
Basics of vibration monitoring
Vibration signals, trends and visualizations
Causes of vibrations
Basics of rotor balancing
Special notes
Project specific and customer tailored courses are organized
on demand. Courses are available in Oberhausen, Zurich,
Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai and on-site.
Courses 2017 93
Power Plants
94 Courses 2017
Power Plant
Power Plant
on-site, job oriented and provide holistic knowledge neces-
sary to operate the power plant safely, efficiently and reliably.
Prior to attending these courses we highly recommend
that the delegates possess sound technical knowledge of
their specific machines. This should be equivalent to the
competency the participants would gain if they attended the
appropriate training courses offered by our academies.
These courses can be offered as customized or as scheduled
standard courses. Feel free to choose from our course portfolio
listed below:
Power Plant introduction 96
Power Plant standard operation 98
Power Plant advanced operation 100
Power Plant standard maintenance 102
Power Plant advanced maintenance 104
Power Plant GenSet safety 106
If you have special needs in regards to your equipment, please feel free
to contact the academies qualified to provide training in the use of your
equipment (as shown on the product training competencies overview at the
back of this publication).
Courses 2017 95
Power Plant
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand how a power plant is designed and the function of the
Power Plant
main systems.
Target group
This training is aimed at anyone who needs to know the
basics or have an overview of power plants.
Prerequisites
None
Duration
3 days
Course level
Standard
Applies to equipment
32/40, 48/60, PA4, PA6, PC2, PC4
Course content
Systems description of a diesel engine power plant
Function of the systems
Common systems of the power plant
Special notes
This course can be taken at the customer’s location, where
a presentation at the plant is organized.
96 Courses 2017
Power Plant
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand how to apply starting, stopping, and operating proce-
Power Plant
98 Courses 2017
Course content
Engine and turbocharger operation
Engine’s auxiliaries operation
Power Plant
Special notes
This course can be delivered in English, German, and in
French.
Power Plant
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the requirements to operate the power plant systems
Power Plant
Power Plant
Fuel circuits
Water circuits
Special notes
This course can be delivered in English, German, and in
French.
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand how to apply correct engine maintenance procedures.
Power Plant
Target group
This training is aimed at maintainers, foremen, maintenance
planners and contract representatives.
Prerequisites
The participants should have basic knowledge about the
engine and associated systems.
Duration
5 days
Course level
Standard
Applies to equipment
48/60, 51/60DF, PA4, PA6, PC2, PC4
Power Plant
Engine fuel oil auxiliaries maintenance
Turbocharger maintenance
Engine HT & LT water auxiliaries maintenance
Boiler maintenance
Special notes
This course can be combined with the power plant advanced
maintenance course.
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand how to apply correct maintenance procedures to the
Power Plant
Power Plant
Fuel circuits
Compressed air circuits
Water circuits
Intake and exhaust circuits
Special notes
This course can be delivered in English and in French.
Learning goals
Upon completion of this course the participants will under-
stand the speed regulation principle of power plant GenSet.
Power Plant
Power Plant
Hydraulic actuator with backup
Electronic governor
SVEM – AFSEM
Practical exercises on a simulator
Droop and isochronous operation
Special notes
This course covers S.E.M.T. Pielstick control systems, or
MAN V48/60B and MAN V51/60DF control systems depend-
ing on the selected dates.
You can find more information about the product training competencies
of the academies at the back of this publication.
PrimeServ.Academy-OBH@mandieselturbo.com
The Stockport academy is the product academy for all the United
Kingdom (UK) heritage range of four-stroke engines. The academy
is a key feature of the new warehouse and office facility, recently
built on the original Mirrlees site. The engine hall is fully equipped
with examples of all the main engine types along with all the
necessary specialist tooling. The academy offers a comprehensive
range of training programs on its extensive range of engine types.
All courses combine lectures on theory and practical exercises in
workshops. Different engine courses are programmed throughout
the year, though tailored training is our speciality.
PCS (navigator)
Valenta/RP 200
V28/33D (STC)
Common rail
ESL Mk 1&2
Ventura/YJ
SaCoSone
32/44CR
48/60CR
32/40DF
51/60DF
K Major
35/44G
MB430
RKC/G
RK270
RK215
ME-GI
VP185
MC-C
ME-B
16/24
21/31
23/30
27/38
28/32
32/40
48/60
58/64
175D
TCR
TCA
PC2
PC4
PA4
PA6
MC
ME
NR
NA
Augsburg P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P
Busan P P P P P T P P P P P
Copenhagen P P P P P P
Fort
T T T P P P P T P P P P P P
Lauderdale
Frederikshavn T P T T T P P P P P P P
Holeby P P P P P T P P
Oberhausen
Piraeus T T P P P P P P P
Rio de Janeiro T T P T T T T P T T T T T
Shanghai T T P T T T P P T T P P P P P P
Saint-Nazaire P P P P P T P P P T
Stockport T T T P P P P P P P P P P P
Zurich
Legend: a P denotes that the training includes practical group work and a T denotes that the course is theoretical based. To find courses and how to register for a course, refer to “Searching for Course Dates and Registering” in this booklet.
For additional information about the design categories concerning different equipment please refer to the “Overview Product Training Competencies 2017” in the download section by following this link: www.primeserv.man.eu/academies/downloads
124 Courses 2017
Radial compressor
T
T
P
(horizontally split)
Radial compressor
P
P
P
(barrel design)
T
T
T
Gear compressor
T
T
P
Isotherm compressor
T
T
Axial compressor
T
P
Screw compressor
HOFIM™/MOPICO™
P
Turbomachinery
compressor
T
T
P
Steam turbine
P
P
Gas turbine
T
T
Expander
T
Vacuum blower
P
Low speed two-stroke
Courses 2017
Plants
Power
P
P
P
P
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