COURSE OVERVIEW
Technical training on RT-flex engine technology, mechanical and hydraulic components, engine-control systems and simulator-based operation, with emphasis on WECS control, monitoring, maintenance and fault finding.
REFERENCE / ALIGNMENT
Course objectives reference STCW Code Sections A-III/1 and A-III/2 in the supplied course material.
KEY COURSE CONTENT
- Introduction to RT-flex technology and comparison with RTA engines
- Mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic components
- RT-flex mechanical-component layout
- WECS-9500 / WECS-9520 engine-control system
- Crank-angle sensor adjustment and setting
- FlexView operator interface
- CLU-3 / CLU-4 cylinder lubricating system
- Service aspects and service bulletins
- Fault finding, shutdowns, emergency scenarios and recovery
- RT-flex case studies and assessment
SIMULATOR / APPLIED EXERCISES
- Engine start-up, manoeuvring and normal operation
- Load changes, fuel-injection control and common-rail operation
- Parameter monitoring and emergency/fault scenarios
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Explain RT-flex control and operating principles
- Monitor engine parameters and control-system behaviour
- Apply systematic fault-finding and recovery procedures
TRAINING METHODOLOGY
Instructor-led interactive training supported by technical presentations, operational discussions, case studies and scenario-based exercises. Simulator exercises are included where specified for the course.
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