Harsh Shah

The global shipping industry runs on precision, and nothing underscores that more than the health of a vessel’s main engine. Whether you operate a bulk carrier, a container ship, a tanker, or an offshore support vessel, your main engine is the heart of your operation. When that engine needs parts…

The maritime industry runs on precision. When a vessel’s main engine falters mid-voyage, the clock starts ticking — and every hour of downtime translates directly into lost revenue, missed port schedules, and escalating operational costs. For fleet operators, ship managers, and procurement teams relying on Wärtsila-powered vessels, having a reliable…

Quick Answer Turbochargers in ships usually fail because of poor maintenance, oil problems, contamination, or overheating. Since they operate at high speed and temperature, even a small issue can quickly turn into a major failure. If not handled early, a turbocharger failure can reduce engine efficiency, increase fuel consumption, and…