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Rolls-Royce Brattvaag

MW 200F/AW50K3

Mooring Winch · Anchor & Mooring Equipment

Technical data from manufacturer or class sources · not yet verified by a person​‍​⁠⁠⁠​​‍‍​‍‌​‍‍⁠​​​
44 kWPower
410 kgWeight
440Voltage
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Windlasses like the MW 200F/AW50K3 are commonly found on ships for handling anchor operations, ensuring secure mooring and safe navigation. This Rauma BrattVaag model, designated MW 200F/AW50K3, is available with a serial number of 55862 and was manufactured in October 2011. The windlass/mooring winch is in unused condition and features a VEM motor with a serial number of 190959/0002H. The motor specifications include a power output of 44 kW, operating at 440 volts with a current draw of 72 amperes. The motor speed is 1785 rpm at a frequency of 60 Hz, and it has a thermal class of 155 and an IP rating of 56. The unit weighs 410 kilograms and is designed to work with grease type KLUBEROUIET BO 72-72. Interested parties can revert for additional details, images, and pricing information.

Specifications

Technical data.

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Reference values — not verified
Voltage440 V
Power (kW)44 kW
Weight (kg)410 Kg

Source: industrialmarinepower.com · not checked against a manufacturer datasheet

Inspection

Inspector Detail

Common issues

  • Hydraulic motor or brake valve leakage reducing holding capacity
  • Band brake lining wear reducing mooring/anchor holding torque
  • Wire rope or mooring line wear on the winch/warping drum
  • Chain wildcat pocket wear causing chain to slip or jump
  • Clutch/dog clutch engagement wear making engagement difficult or unreliable
  • Hydraulic system contamination causing valve sticking or erratic speed control
  • Gearbox oil leakage or contamination
  • Corrosion of brake bands, pins, and exposed structural parts on the weather deck

Inspection checklist

  • Function-test windlass and mooring winch through full operating range (haul in/pay out, brake, clutch)
  • Check band brake holding capacity against the required test load/torque per maker procedure
  • Inspect chain wildcat pockets for wear against a new/renewal gauge
  • Check wire rope/mooring line condition on the drum for wear, corrosion, and correct spooling
  • Inspect hydraulic hoses, pipework, and motor for leaks
  • Check gearbox oil level and condition
  • Inspect clutch/dog engagement mechanism for wear and correct operation
  • Verify local and remote control stations and emergency stop function correctly
  • Check foundation bolts and deck fixing for tightness and corrosion
  • Review anchor windlass brake holding capacity test records

Service intervals

Gear oil sampling/analysisannually
Gear oil changeper maker manual, typically every 2-3 years or on condition
Band brake holding capacity testannually or per class requirement
Hydraulic oil samplingevery 6-12 months
Grease points (wildcat shaft, drum bearings)weekly to monthly depending on maker schedule
Wire rope/mooring line inspectionbefore each mooring operation and formally every 3-6 months

Typical intervals for this design class, not the manufacturer’s figures for your model. The manufacturer’s manual is binding.

Typical wear limits

Wildcat pocket wearrenew or build up when chain no longer seats correctly and shows a tendency to slip/jump - compare against the chain maker's gauge for the fitted chain size, no generic figure applies across chain sizes
Band brake lining thicknessrenew per the maker's minimum remaining thickness specification - condition- and model-specific, confirm in the winch manual
Brake holding capacitytest against the required percentage of chain/rope breaking load specified by class/maker rather than a generic figure

Ranges are typical for this design class. Always confirm against the manufacturer documentation for your serial number.

Critical spares

  • Band brake lining
  • Hydraulic motor seal kit
  • Wildcat (on condition - long lead item, monitor wear)
  • Clutch/dog engagement components
  • Gearbox oil seals
  • Control valve/solenoid for the hydraulic system

Safety

  • Mooring and anchor handling operations carry high risk of snap-back injury - keep clear of the bight and line paths under tension
  • The band brake must hold the rated load - do not operate with a known-deficient brake test result
  • Hydraulic system remains pressurised after stop - isolate and relieve pressure before opening
  • Anchor windlass brake failure can result in uncontrolled running-out of chain - verify brake condition before letting go anchor

Class survey

Anchor windlass brake holding capacity is a standard item tested and recorded at survey (often annually and at special survey); mooring winch brake and wire/chain condition are also typically reviewed, and class may require a formal brake holding test certificate.

Estimated lifetime: Deck machinery of this type is typically rated by design life in years/duty cycles rather than running hours; mechanical/structural components commonly remain in service for the vessel's life with periodic renewal of brake linings, seals, and wear parts (wildcat, clutch components) on condition.

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