CCS awards first SCR Tier III approval in principle

The award ceremony was held at the PrimeServ Academy in Shanghai

The China Classification Society (CCS) has awarded MAN Diesel & Turbo SE (MDT) approval in principle for its SCR (selective catalytic reduction) system for the entire medium-speed engine portfolio fulfilling IMO Tier III regulations.

Testing took place on an MAN 8L21/31 auxiliary engine with an integrated SCR system, however, the certificate applies to the entire medium-speed engine portfolio.
Goetz Kassing, chairman and head of MDT China, received the certificate on behalf of MAN Diesel & Turbo from Sun Feng, vice president of CCS.
“This certificate represents an important milestone in our collaboration with CCS and is of utmost importance in providing a complete IMO Tier III package solution to our customers,” said MAN Diesel & Turbo’ senior project manager Emission 2016, Dr Daniel Struckmeier. “This milestone is the second of three agreed major steps in a long-term relationship with CCS. The first step has been accomplished after issuance of the first IMO Tier III EIAPP certificate for the 21/31 engine group in February this year. Today’s award finalised the second step, which includes the certification of the MAN Diesel & Turbo SCR modelling tool, covering the MAN Diesel & Turbo engine portfolio from 5L16/24 to 18V48/60. The final step, planned for autumn of this year, will incorporate the issuance of a general approval of our entire engine portfolio based on the aforementioned MAN Diesel & Turbo SCR modelling tool."

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