In this work a mechanical system of fuel supply was developed to convert a Diesel engine for dual fuel diesel-gas Dual operation in small and medium size fluvial boats. First assays, in the original way, pure diesel operation had been executed. After that, the dual fuel operation was conducted with manual control of diesel and gas injection. The experimental results had been used for comparison between the two ways of operation and as a base line for elaboration of the system of reversible conversion, always keeping the same levels of torque and power of the engine. In a second stage, a methodology for construction of the system of control for dual fuel supplying was created. A specific curve of functioning, simulating the operation of the engine connected to a propeller, was used for that. The control was projected, constructed and adapted in the engine for the realization of performance tests and system validation. The engine was tested again in the two modes of operation and the results compared in terms of overall performance, efficiency and emission levels (particulates). The acquired results confirm the economic viability and technique of the dual fuel operation of the engine with the same levels of torque and power of the original diesel engine, validating the projected system of control. Significant reductions of the emissions (particulates) with a satisfactory performance for all the evaluated points of operation was observed. The imposed substitution (diesel-gas) rate is around 70%, limited by the control system, to minimize the risks of possible damages to the engine in terms of overheating of the injector atomizers and knocking occurrence.