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Prevent damage – protect your crew

Join the next generation of crankcase explosion relief valves

Safety in the design and operation of Everllence combustion engines has always been a top priority. Between 1998 and 2020, our crankcase explosion relief valves underwent continuous development to further enhance safety and reliability. The latest generation of type-approved valves provides improved protection for the crew and significantly reduces the risk of consequential damage in the event of a crankcase explosion. Outdated relief valves increase the risk of serious damage and injury. To ensure optimal safety for your vessel and crew, we recommend replacing older valves – especially on engines built before 2007 – with the latest Everllence generation, designed for maximum durability and superior flame-arresting performance.

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Proactive safety starts with proper maintenance

Checklist for prevention

Follow these key steps to maintain optimal engine safety and reduce the risk of crankcase explosions:

  • Use class- and Everllence-approved valves
  • Perform careful maintenance according to manufacturer and Everllence instruction manuals
  • Check the tightness of the crankcase
  • Ensure proper maintenance and testing of: Oil mist detector, bearing wear monitoring system (BWM), shaft line earthing device
  • Keep the system oil free of water

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Protect your crew, engine and vessel

Talk to us today — our global network of experienced Everllence engineers is available 365 days a year to support you in achieving optimal protection and operational safety.

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