For diesel engines in ships and power plants to operate efficiently, an optimal fuel supply is crucial. The ViscoBoosterUnit ensures this by providing reliable fuel treatment.

Efficient operation of diesel engines - especially in power stations - depends on a stable, precisely conditioned fuel supply. GEA’s ViscoBoosterUnits are engineered to deliver safe, economical and reliable fuel oil treatment from the service tank all the way to engine injection.
Fuel oil conditioning is the process of preparing fuel oil to meet the exacting requirements of modern diesel engines. This involves:
Proper conditioning ensures optimal combustion, reduces engine wear and minimizes emissions.
GEA’s ViscoBoosterUnits are supplied as fully integrated package systems, designed for 24-hour unattended operation. Each unit includes:
The modular design allows for customization to match different engine types and plant configurations.
In large-scale power stations, multiple diesel generators are often installed to ensure high plant availability and capacity. GEA recommends splitting the traditional “Energy Unit” into a dedicated “Feeder Unit” and, depending on the number of engines, several “Booster Units.” This approach:
GEA has developed tailored solutions to meet these demands, ensuring each engine receives fuel at the right viscosity and temperature for efficient, reliable operation.

Flexible fuel conditioning for diesel engine power plants
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