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Chao Sun, Haiyan Wang, Chao Liu and Ye Zhao
The demands for lower Energy Efficiency Operational Index (EEOI) reflect the requirements of international conventions for green shipping. Within this context it is believed that practical solutions for the dynamic optimization of a ship?s main engine an...
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Heiu-Jou Shaw, Fu-Ming Tzu
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This paper presents a real record and analysis to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emission and fuel consumption using the energy efficiency operational index (EEOI) for practical ships. With giant commercial tankers constantly launching into the sea, emissio...
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Joel R. Perez and Carlos A. Reusser
Nowadays, marine propulsion systems based on thermal machines that operate under the diesel cycle have positioned themselves as one of the main options for this type of applications. The main comparative advantages of diesel engines, compared to other pr...
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Beibei Liu, Diju Gao, Ping Yang and Yihuai Hu
Optimizing the operational performance of green ships can further improve the energy saving and emission reduction effect of ships, and speed optimization is one of the more widely used and effective measures. It is a new challenge for the shipping indus...
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