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5G70ME-GA10

The MAN 5G70ME-GA10 is a high‑power, low‑speed 2‑stroke main engine delivering up to 34 350 kW at 91 rpm, designed for dual‑fuel operation (HFO, VLSFO, MDO, ethane and LNG) with Tier III emission compliance.

MAN Energy Solutions 5G70ME-GA10
34350.0 kW
Power

Engine Specifications

5
Cylinders
700 mm
Bore
3256 mm
Stroke
34,350 kW
MCR Power
91.0 rpm
MCR RPM
2-stroke
Stroke Type
Family: MAN Energy Solutions ME-GA · Tier: Tier III · Fuel: HFO, VLSFO, MDO, Ethane

Inspector Detail

Designation decoded

5 stands for 5 cylinders, G for Green Ultra-Long-Stroke, 70 for 700 mm bore, ME-GA for electronically controlled two-stroke engine with ethane-capable gas injection, 10 for Mark 10.

Background

The G70ME-GA10 is the Green Ultra-Long-Stroke variant of the 70 bore class with ethane-capable gas injection. S/B 4.65 at 700 mm for maximum efficiency. For VLEC/VLGC with the highest efficiency requirements.

Calculated metrics

Stroke To Bore Ratio
4.651

Inspector checklist

Running Gear & Tribology
  • Cylinder liners: S/B 4.65 — extremely high side forces plus gas operation cold corrosion wear risk — double challenge
  • Piston rings: Maximum side pressure under gas-specific lubrication conditions
  • Cylinder lubrication: BN adjustment in gas operation critical at S/B 4.65
Gas Injection System
  • Gas injection valves: Tightness and function — higher thermal load with G-type long stroke
  • FGSS: Compressor, evaporator, safety valves
  • Gas detectors: Calibration, especially near the floor
Electronic Control
  • ME control: FIVA valves, HPS/HCU, EICU
  • Test gas/diesel changeover
  • Safety logic: Gas trip functions
Crosshead & Stuffing Box
  • Crosshead bearing: 3256 mm stroke — inertia and side forces maximal
  • Stuffing box: S/B 4.65 maximum relative movement
  • Piston rod: Deflection and surface
Scavenge Air & Exhaust System
  • Scavenge air box: Cleaner in gas operation, but stuffing box oil ingress possible with G-type
  • Turbocharger: Less fouling with gas
  • Exhaust temperature: Lower in gas than diesel

Logbook reference values

Parameter Expected Deviation means
Exhaust temperature by cylinder 320–380 °C (gas); 340–410 °C (diesel) Spread >15 °C → check gas/pilot injection
Gas injection pressure 250–300 bar Deviation → compressor/valve
Pmax ±2 bar cylinder balance Deviation → control system
Crosshead bearing temperature 55–65 °C Rise → investigate immediately

Common Failure Modes

Accelerated liner wear at S/B 4.65 in gas operation
Symptoms: High wear rate despite cleaner gas
Causes: Extremely high side forces at S/B 4.65, Gas produces no protective ash film like HFO, BN too high for gas
Preventive: BN25 cylinder oil, calibrate Alpha Lubricator for gas operation, optimize feed rate
Gas injection valve leakage
Symptoms: Gas alarm, pressure drop
Causes: Nozzle needle wear, Ethane exposure
Preventive: Inspect valves during piston withdrawal
Scavenge air box oil accumulation with G-type
Symptoms: Oil in scavenge air box despite gas operation
Causes: S/B 4.65 stuffing box loading
Preventive: Set inspection interval to 1000 running hours with G-type

Expert tips

  • 💡 G70ME-GA10 with S/B 4.65: The combination of extreme S/B and gas operation is a double challenge — high side forces PLUS missing HFO ash film require precise cylinder oil calibration
  • 💡 In gas operation: Keep cooling water temperature >65 °C — gas lacks sulfur-related acid formation, but the lower combustion temperature can still lead to condensation
  • 💡 5 cylinders with G-type: Severe torsional vibrations possible — vibration damper is top priority

Related components

FGSS Gas injection valves Gas detectors Turbocharger Pilot fuel system Vibration damper Alpha Lubricator

Classification & regulatory

IMO Tier II/III. IGC Code. SOLAS gas requirements. MARPOL — gas operation nearly SOx-free, CO2 reduction ~20%.

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