PPG equips a new whale watching vessel with Volvo Penta Power System

A newly built whale watching vessel will be equipped with the Volvo Penta Power System from the Pacific Power Group (PPG); the "Salish Sea Dream" whale watching vessel will be equipped with greater reliability, lower noise and fuel consumption.

It is reported that Pacific Power Group (PPG) is supporting the Volvo Penta engine, engine monitoring and throttling control for a custom new whale watching vessel, which will enhance the passenger experience of the Prince of Whales.

The PPG Marine team is providing four single Volvo Penta D13-700 inboard turbocharged diesel engines with a speed of 2,300 rpm and a power of 700 hp for the Salish Sea Dream to accelerate speed and better retention. High speed capability. This will help Prince of Whales provide better whale watching experience for passengers, provide more whale watching opportunities and expand travel.

It is understood that the Volvo Penta engine for the "Salish Sea Dream" can also provide reliability, low weight and fuel consumption for travel, reducing operating costs and reliability. These engines were also selected for their low emission environment and were certified by the US Environmental Protection Agency Tier 3 Merchant Marine and the International Maritime Organization IMO II. In addition, in addition to reducing operator costs, these engines have longer oil change times of up to 1,000 hours, reducing the amount of oil used and the management of used oil.

PPG will also provide Volvo Penta Electric Boat Control (EVC) and throttling control in conjunction with the propulsion system.

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