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| PTI motar Does any one know how PTI motar works in marine gearbox? |
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| Does anyone know what PTI motar is? |
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| I am talking about the PTI/PTO solution on the gearbox for marine engines. PTI solution facilitates the propulsion to be operated when the main engine is disconnected from the gearbox. I know only that PTI motar can be engaged with the gearbox while main engine is disengaged to move operate the propulsion. BUt I dont know how this PTI motar works
__________________ Krishna Documentation engineer Marine engines and gearbox dept |
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| I think you mean MOTOR not motar!? The PTO "power take off" is easy to understand (damned American disease of using acronyms for everything) The "power take in" (PTI) is commonly a El. motor, driven by Generator. Did that help? Regards Richard |
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| yea, we should use 500 letter compound nouns |
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| Oh, don't exaggerate...PTI - "Thethingoneattachestotodrivetheboatwhenthemainquits." |
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| You´ve got it Mark! Thank you! Isntitmucheasiertounderstandthanthe*******acronyms? |
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| There are many kinds of PTOs. They can be engaged continuosly or not. They can be engaged with a clutch, a spline or hydraulics. They can have variable speed or fixed. The can be reduced or multiplied through the gearbox. They can come right of the crankshaft. They can come off a gear from the crankshaft. They can be chain driven from the crankshaft. They can be belt driven...etc, etc.
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| Nono Gonzo. P T I was the topic! There are not many ways. And the most common was mentioned. |
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| I was barking at the wrong motar ![]()
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| OK, Let me rewrite my question.. I am interested in understanding how Power take-in (PTI) motor is working. PTI is also called auxillary propulsion drive (APD).
__________________ Krishna Documentation engineer Marine engines and gearbox dept |
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| Richard I understand that PTI is an elec motor operated by generator.. but PTI is driven by the main engine too..So I am confused how it works when PTI drives the propulsion when the main engine is disengaged. Can you elaborate if you know the working of this mechanism?
__________________ Krishna Documentation engineer Marine engines and gearbox dept |
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| Interested in a near-silent electric auxiliary (to not disturb wildlife), I approached ZF with this question a few years ago and they brushed me off. I assumed I would have to wait until I got my hands on a broken one or buy new... please post if you find anything. - Mark |
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the main engine is coupled to the gear in the common way. A gearbox with pto has just a shaft coming out the box where you can "draw" some power. Means, couple a hydraulic compressor or something the like. If the gearbox is designed to RECEIVE power through such a shaft (the common PTO cannot!) we say PTI. That is a second "power in" shaft and a second coupling. On some MIL. vessel setups you find PTI´s which operate simultaneously with the main to provide additional power. More common is, that the main is´nt coupled when you use the PTI input. A "coming home" propulsion, or the useage intended by Mark, is such a case. Although a PTO is quite cheap and widely used for many applications (from watermaker through El. generation, `til Hydraulic setups), the PTI gearbox is not. It is a expensive piece of metal. Mark, ZF should have several off the shelve boxes for your application. Regards Richard |
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| if we all speak in acronyms does that mean richard wont understand? |
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