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Maskineri Lab



The laboratory, which is jointly operated by MARINTEK and The Institute of Marine Technology at The Norwegian University of Science and Technology, is currently amongst the best equipped independent engine laboratories in Scandinavia. Well developed basic installations, highly specialized experimental equipment, instrumentation and data-acquisition systems, and an experienced staff is a crucial asset in providing professional support to our clients. The lab includes:

  • Facilities for rig and full scale engine tests
  • Fully equipped with auxiliary marine machinery equipment
  • Fuel treatment and testing facilities including handling of LNG

Laboratory related activities

Fuel and fuel related testing

  • Testing of fuels on behalf of oil companies and ship owners
  • Testing effect of fuel additives
  • Testing of alternative fuels (e.g. biofuels, hydrogen rich)
  • Verification of efficiency of fuel pretreatment system components and system solutions

Engine development and prototype testing (MS & HS)

  • Research and development of diesel engine
  • Research and development of duel fuel/gas engines
  • Prototype testing (long term testing)

Verification services, basis in measurement competence

  • Field measurement of exhaust emissions on ships
  • Field mapping of NOx emissions, gas turbines
  • Verification of efficiency of NOx reduction measures

Various concept development and testing

  • Ballast water exchange system
  • Long term measurement offshore riser
  • Fuel measurement instrumentation
  • Development of emergency power supply, base stations
  • Testing of alternative engine concepts
  • Test of wear in fuel-injection system (pumps and nozzles) for various qualities of fuel
  • Tests of a new type of shaft generator
NTNU, 7491 Trondheim, tlf. 73 59 50 00. Kontakt oss
Ansvarlig redaktør: Informasjonssjef Christian Fossen