ABB Turbocharging, a leading provider for the manufacture and maintenance of turbochargers for diesel and gas engines, has signed a long-term maintenance management agreement (MMA) with liquefied natural gas (LNG) transportation company
Dynagas Ltd. The service contract covers all Dynagas's tri-fuel diesel-electric (TFDE) vessels: Arctic Aurora, Yenisei River, Lena River, Clean Planet, Clean Ocean, Clean Horizon and Clean Vision.
In an effort to ensure the reliability of operation of all the 42 turbochargers operating on Dynagas Ltd vessels, ABB Turbocharging is fully accountable for scheduling in advance the turbochargers' regular servicing for a period of 3 years, relieving the customer of both the technical and administrative workload.
The services offered to the customer under this agreement include an annual budget plan, advance service recommendations, and a single point of contact, including full access to over 50 service locations worldwide.
"The fully managed services by ABB Turbocharging will assist Dynagas Ltd to reduce operating costs significantly and maximize application engine uptime," the manufacturer said.
"We are proud that Dynagas Ltd has chosen to benefit from the advantages that an ABB Turbocharging MMA service agreement can offer. This agreement designates us as a reliable partner to our customer, enabling optimization of turbochargers' lifecycle and offering first class maintenance services." said
John Smyrneos, ABB Turbocharging Manager for Greece and Cyprus.
"Through this contract we can work even closer with ABB Turbocharging. It signifies the reliable services that ABB Turbocharging can offer for predictive maintenance," commented
Christos Vlachos, Technical Manager of Dynagas Ltd. "We believe that with ABB's industry knowledge, full-service support and transparency we will be able to achieve increased turbocharger efficiency with minimal downtime, greater predictability in our maintenance budget plan and reduced operating costs."
According to ABB Turbocharging, more than 300 clients currently entrust it with over 15,000 turbochargers within the MMA framework.
