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Conversion of Inland Waterways Vessel “Somnium Vitae” to `Ironmen´ Engine

Conversion of Inland Waterways Vessel “Somnium Vitae” to `Ironmen´ Engine

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Hans Robert Bell, inland waterways boatman and shipowner “The MTU engine was a big help because it simply uses less fuel than other engines and that keeps our expenditure down. Technologically, the `Iron- men´ engine is simply the best in its class.” Europe Germany Conversion of Inland Waterways Vessel “Somnium Vitae” to `Ironmen ´ Engine Continuous development of MTU’s Series 4000 engines led to the market introduction of its `Ironmen´ units

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