ウィンターツール ガス アンド ディーゼル株式会社
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| 会社名 | Group | 親会社 | 子会社 | 得意先 | 仕入先 | 業務提携 | 銀行等 | 株主等 |
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| CSSC Group Company |
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沿革
In 1912 the first ocean-going ship with valve-less crosshead type two-stroke engines was the German cargo ship ‘Monte Penedo’, which was equipped with two Sulzer 4SNo.9a engines with a total of 1250 kW.![]()
Airless fuel injection became standard from 1930 in all engine types, greatly improving their efficiency and reducing their maintenance requirements.![]()
The first turbocharged two-stroke diesel engine in normal operation was a Sulzer 6TAD48 engine in 1946 in the power house of the Winterthur facility.![]()
Turbocharging became standard in marine low-speed engines for ship propulsion, which opened the chapter of the long series of Sulzer R-type low -speed engines – the RSAD, RD, RND, RND-M and RL types.![]()
The first low-speed marine engine in the world running on gas entered service in 1972. The Sulzer 7RNMD90 engine was running on natural gas in the Norwegian 29,000m3 LNG carrier Venator.![]()
In 1981 tests with electronically-controlled fuel injection began on a four-cylinder research engine.![]()
A radical change in scavenging from loop to uniflow was made in 1983 with the introduction of the RTA low-speed engines of 380 to 840 mm cylinder bore, increasing to 960 mm in 1994.![]()
In 1998 the world’s first large, electronically-controlled low-speed engine with common-rail injection was introduced and running in the Diesel Technology Centre in Oberwinterthur, Switzerland leading to the launch of the RT-flex commonrail system.![]()
The world’s largest Diesel engines are now the 14-cylinder RT-flex96C engines of 80,080 kW (108,920 bhp) of which the first entered service in September 2006.![]()
Later in 2011 Generation X-Engines were introduced to the market, offering greater efficiency in terms of fuel consumption and emissions.![]()
In February 2011 a project began to develop dual-fuel gas engine technology for low-speed engines as a solution for complying with the upcoming IMO Tier III NOX emission limits without additional exhaust after-treatment.![]()
Only seven months later, on the 19th of September, the new technology was successfully demonstrated on a full-scale research engine at the Wärtsilä factory in Trieste, Italy.![]()
The X92 engine directly reduces the emission levels of carbon dioxide, making it easier for the shipyard to achieve a better Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI).![]()
In 2013, WinGD introduced the X-DF engine series. Dual-fuel engines, using gas admitted at low pressure and ignited by a low volume of liquid pilot fuel was a breakthrough in the marine industry. The X-DF engines offer new marine standards with low-pressure gas technology.![]()
2013年、WinGDはX-DFエンジンシリーズを導入しました。低圧で供給されるガスと少量の液体プライオーフューエルで点火されるデュアルファンエンジンは、海事産業におけるブレークスルーでした。X-DFエンジンは低圧ガス技術により新しい海事基準を提供します。![]()
The interest in WinGD comes through their parent company, China State Shipbuilding Company (CSSC), who acquired the former Sulzer division of the two-stroke engine design business from Wärtsilä Corporation in 2016.![]()
WinGD(ウィンタースーガス&ディーゼル株式会社)は、今週、中国産業技術省(MIIT)の尊敬すべき代表団を迎えました。代表団は、スイス・チューリッヒ訪問の一環として、ダボスで開催される第49回世界経済フォーラム年次会議に先立ち、中国-スイス革新的戦略パートナーシップとの会合のためにウィンタースーを訪問しました。![]()
WinGD (Winterthur Gas & Diesel Ltd.) was host to a group of esteemed delegates from the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) this week. The delegation added Winterthur to their itinerary as part of their visit to Zurich, Switzerland for meetings with the China-Switzerland Innovative Strategic Partnership in advance of the 49th World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos.![]()
ニュース
WinGD Secures Long-Term LNG Contracts
WinGD secured three long-term service agreements covering 14 dual-fuel LNG carriers across three major shipowners. The agreements demonstrate growing industry confidence in OEM-led lifetime support and mark significant progress in the expansion of WinGD's global presence.
MEPC 85: Shipping’s Climate Urgency
The article discusses the return of IMO member states to the Net Zero Framework debate and outlines key elements for effective maritime decarbonisation. WinGD CEO Dominik Schneiter highlights a disconnect between industry decarbonisation targets and the current shipbuilding market, where most new vessels are still being ordered to run on fossil fuels such as conventional fuel oil or LNG. The piece underscores the urgency for aligning policy and market actions to achieve shipping’s climate ambitions.
WinGD Wins 10-Year COSCO Service Contract
WinGD signed a ten-year agreement with COSCO Shipping LNG (Hong Kong) Ship Management to provide global service and maintenance support for six LNG carriers powered by WinGD 6X72DF engines. The agreement expands WinGD’s Global Service and long-term lifecycle support.
WinGD Report on Net-Zero Retrofit Payback
WinGD’s latest Fuel Economics Report finds that retrofitting ships to use alternative fuels could help operators reach net-zero emissions cost-effectively. It says further policy support is needed to strengthen the business case and meet maritime decarbonisation targets.