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Through advanced engineering and interdisciplinary collaboration, Wärtsilä created the world's largest ship engine with 110.430 horsepower

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Through advanced engineering and interdisciplinary collaboration, Wärtsilä created the world's largest ship engine with 110.430 horsepower
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Engineers in Finland, led by Wärtsilä, complete construction of the world's largest ship engine, the RT-flex96C, highlighting significant advances in energy efficiency and emissions reduction, designed to operate under extreme maritime conditions.

In Finland, the company Wärtsilä has achieved a significant milestone by developing the world's largest ship engine, the RT-flex96C. This technological advance promises not only greater energy efficiency, but also a substantial reduction in emissions, addressing growing concerns environmental aspects of the maritime industry.

Located in Wärtsilä's state-of-the-art facilities, this giant of the seas was designed and built in collaboration with an international team of engineers and experts in naval technology. The motivation for creating the RT-flex96C was twofold: to meet the demand for more powerful and efficient engines for large vessels and to respond to the urgent need for more sustainable solutions within the sector.

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The RT-flex96C engine is an engineering masterpiece with 14 in-line cylinders, capable of generating an impressive 109.920 horsepower.

The RT-flex96C engine is an engineering masterpiece with 14 in-line cylinders, capable of generating an impressive power of 110.430 horsepower. Its innovative design includes a common-rail fuel injection system that not only improves combustion efficiency but also reduces harmful gas emissions. The engine can operate with different types of marine fuel, which makes it versatile for various applications in maritime transport.

Finland is recognized for its excellence in maritime technology

Finland is recognized for its excellence in marine technology, and Wärtsilä has been a leader in this field, known for its disruptive innovations. The decision to develop the world's largest ship engine reflects Finland and Wärtsilä's commitment to advancing marine technology and environmental sustainability. This project not only puts Wärtsilä on the map as a dominant force in the industry, but also reinforces Finland's position as a hub for maritime innovation.

The introduction of the RT-flex96C is set to revolutionize the maritime industry

The introduction of the RT-flex96C is set to revolutionize the maritime sector, offering a solution that combines exceptional performance with environmental responsibility. Ships equipped with this engine will be able to sail further, faster and cleaner, helping the industry meet increasingly stringent global emissions regulations.

The creation of the world's largest ship engine by Wärtsilä is not only an achievement in terms of engineering and innovation, but a significant step towards a future more sustainable in global shipping. With the RT-flex96C, Wärtsilä demonstrates how technology can be used to address global challenges, improving efficiency and reducing the environmental impact of maritime transport.

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