Answer / emman

mc-c
m - stands for the engine programme
c - is the concept and stands for camshaft-controlled
c - is the design and stands for compact

Answer / abhishek

Answer 4 is correct, MAN B&W two-stroke MC/MC-C engines are characterised by having
mechanically driven camshaft-controlled fuel pumps.

Answer / varun kurlawala

the answer 5 is absolutely correct ... please refer to the link pasted below ...
http://www.marinetalk.com/forum-post.asp?thread_id=T75428

Answer / vineeth

i think m stands fr marine and c for cam type engine.if it
is me-c then e stands for electronic engines.
some says mc stands for moment compensator not movement

Answer / vedant

MC stands for Movement Compensator

Answer / rohit kumar oli

m" stands for mean effective pressure
c" stands for turbo charger efficiency
-c" stands for container as these engines were initially built for containers.later it was changed to compact coz it incorporated a lot of features for space saving

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