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Recently, MAN PrimeServ said that the company has undertaken a contract to upgrade the supercharger for four cruise ships of the Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCCL).
It is reported that the contract includes the modification of a total of 30 superchargers on four cruise ships, two of which are cruise ships of the Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line and two are operated by Pullman Cruises, a wholly owned by Royal Caribbean Cruises. Cruise, plus accessory kits and technical support. The four 12V48/60 MAN engines on the "Grandeur of the Seas" and "Enchantment of the Seas" will be retrofitted with 16 TCA55 superchargers, all equipped with two 9L40/54B engines and five 6L40/ The 54B engine's Horizon and Zenith cruises will be converted to four NA40/S superchargers and 10 NA34/S superchargers.
According to MAN PrimeServ Diesel, “Upgrading the turbocharger will improve engine performance, extend engine life and support engine operation from both technology and cost.â€
In December 2015, the Enchantment of the Seas cruise ship, which performs regular sailing missions between Florida and Bahamas, will be upgraded. It is reported that it takes about 10 days to install one engine for each cruise ship.