MEWMarine Engine Wiki

Open · independent · contributor powered

Every engine tells a story.

Prepare an indicator set for the planned research workflow. Help build an independent knowledge base for two-stroke and four-stroke marine engines.

Built primarily for engineers and researchers who want to study internal combustion engines through real operating data and verified field evidence.

Explore sample cases

MVP PREVIEW · NO FILE LEAVES THIS PAGE YET

Pressure · crank anglesynthetic demo

Cylinder 04 · comparison

72% load·89 rpm·demo data
Pmax −4.8%
Synthetic referenceNot a diagnostic result
Built for mixed fleets and formats
PREMET
KISTLER
KYMA
MAN
WINGD
WÄRTSILÄ

Study engines through evidence, not assumptions.

The project is designed primarily for engineers and researchers studying internal combustion engines. Contributors provide properly described, anonymised data; the planned platform will return structured analysis, contributor-approved comparisons and real-world technical context.

01 / VALUE

Analysis in return

The planned service will provide structured feedback and contributor-approved, de-identified comparisons.

02 / TRUST

Anonymised by design

Vessel, owner and serial identifiers are removed or masked before community use.

03 / EVIDENCE

Verified beats viral

Cases with inspection findings, repairs and after-repair data receive higher confidence.

A living library of engine evidence.

Browse by engine family, operating condition, instrument and confirmed finding. These cards demonstrate the structure of the future library.

Illustrative sample cases
2-strokeSynthetic before / after

MAN B&W

6S60ME-C · 72% load

Cylinder pressure imbalancePREMET X
4-strokeSynthetic workshop case

Wärtsilä

6L32 · 81% load

Late combustion patternKistler
2-strokeSynthetic trend

WinGD

X62DF · gas mode

Compression deviationKyma

One contribution flow

From raw file to shared insight.

The first release focuses on reliable metadata before ambitious AI diagnostics. Good models begin with traceable instruments, conditions and outcomes.

You share evidence.The planned service will return a normalised record, baseline comparison and contributor credit.
01

Describe the engine

Maker, model, stroke type, load, rpm, fuel and operating hours.

02

Identify the measurement chain

Indicator, software version, pressure sensor and calibration status.

03

Add the evidence

Raw files first; diagrams, photos and repair findings strengthen the case.

04

Review before sharing

Planned checks will flag identifiers and let the contributor approve a de-identified record.

About the founder

Grigory Bzhitov, founder of Marine Engine Wiki
Marine engineering · research · open knowledge

Grigory Bzhitov

Researcher · Founder · Engineer · Project Leader

A global learning base for engine research.

Grigory Bzhitov is a researcher, founder, engineer, project leader and company founder with more than 20 years of industry experience.

He created this portal to build a global learning base for detecting, diagnosing and troubleshooting internal combustion engine faults at an early stage. The portal is also intended to serve as a starting point for scientific research and publications.

Research exchange

I share findings with those who help build the evidence.

I conduct independent research into indicator diagrams, measurement systems, operating conditions and confirmed engine failures. Comparative findings, technical notes and practical research reports will be shared with contributors who provide authorised, well-described data and real maintenance outcomes.

This is an open project.Participation and research collaboration are open to qualified contributors. Raw datasets are private by default and are shared only under contributor-approved permissions. Fleets, universities and equipment makers may participate when they respect contributor rights, de-identification and technical independence.

— Grigory Bzhitov, Founder