Auxiliary machines for ship applications

Thousands of VEM motors are reliably used on vessels worldwide. Depending on the field of operation, VEMs auxiliary machines drive compressors, anchor and mooring winches, hoists, fans in cooling and air conditioning systems as well as cutter heads or dredger pumps or feed pumps for oils, fuels, process and fire-fighting water.
 

Special marine motors, low or medium voltage

Our product range includes low or medium voltage machines for auxiliary drives up to 5 MW. These machines are robust and engineered for harsh environments. They are characterized by exceptional operational reliability, a long life cycle, effectiveness and environmental friendliness due to high efficiencies as well as the ability to be modified.

Specifications

  • Shaft heights 450 and beyond
  • 50 / 60 Hz
  • up to 5000 kW
  • variable speed
 

Standard marine motors in low-voltage version

Our product range includes low-voltage machines for auxiliary drives. These motors are characterized by exceptional operational reliability, a long service life, effectiveness and environmental friendliness due to high efficiencies as well as its ability to be modified. These attributes ensure universal application scenarios for the VEM standard marine motors. Most of our standard marine motors have a type approval by the most common classification societies.

There are also pole-changing motors in a robust gray cast iron design for winch drives on cargo ships or motors for air conditioning on modern cruise ships. The joint success is based not least on the individual and high-performance mechanical engineering, on the basis of which we produce our portfolio for shipbuilding.

The efficiency classes of IEC standard motors, defined in the IEC 60034-30 standard, characterize the energy consumption of the motors. These classes range from IE1 (Standard Efficiency) to IE4 (Super Premium Efficiency). Motors with higher efficiency classes consume less energy and therefore contribute to lower operating costs and a better environmental balance. Choosing a motor with a higher efficiency class can therefore offer both economic and ecological advantages. VEM generally suggests using efficiency class IE3 or higher.

For operation in potentially explosive areas, VEM standard marine motors with different types of ignition protection can also be used as auxiliary drives.

Specifications

  • shaft heights 56 to 450
  • 50 / 60 Hz
  • Up to 1,000 kW
  • IE3 or higher
 

Contact person

Your direct contact with us!

Marco Macion
Phone: +49 351 208 2203
Mail: shipbuilding@vem-group.com

Matthias Pape
Phone: +49 341 917 79 28
Mail: shipbuilding@vem-group.com