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LNG as a marine fuel - possibilities and problem

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Herdzik J.

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tom Vol. 18, No. 2

169-176

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The limitations of marine fuels use incorporated sulphur on levels 4-5% for HFO and 0.5-1% for MDO were caused a necessity of possessing on ship a few types of fuel: conventional and with limited amount of sulphur. It is a necessary to separate the installation of different fuels caused that the ship fuel system are complicated. It is needed to change the fuel with time advance on areas with SOx controlled emissions (SECA areas) for example Baltic and North Sea. In the same time it is needed to change the engine adjustment in the aim of decreasing NOx emission. It allows for fulfilling the emission on tier 2 level (IMO regulations). It was announced for January 1st 2016 the time of tier 3 requirement of being in force. It is seemed to be impossible the fulfilling of that standard on marine liquid fuels (HFO and MDO). It was interested on gas fuels, especially on popular one the liquid natural gas (LNG). In the liquid state LNG is seemed to be an attractive marine fuel. It is remaining a problem of marine engines adaptation for burning that type of fuel in the aim of fulfilling the tier3 standard. At present, available dual fuel for marine diesel engines burn natural gas for ship operating reasons. Fulfilment these requirements needs an engine modernization or the alternative way is use of piston spark engines. There is an additional problem the assurance of repeatability of natural gas combustion process. During the change of engine load changes the fuel-air mixture composition, it is heterogeneous in the cylinder volume caused the ignition loss, the knocking combustion and the risk of out-of-control fuel self-ignition. The paper presents a probe of analysis these problems.

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Europejski rynek terminali lng spełniających funkcje stacji bunkrowych

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Chłopińska E. , Ślączka W.

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tom R. 22, nr 12

2421--2426, CD

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W artykule przedstawiono charakterystykę dynamicznie rozwijającego się w Europie i na Świecie rynku paliwa LNG w szczególności jako paliwa żeglugowego. Opisano sposoby bunkrowania paliwa LNG odnosząc się do jednostek odbywających podróże morskie, oceaniczne jak i przybrzeżne. Dokonano również analizy łańcucha dostaw paliwa LNG na stale rozwijającym się rynku światowym. Przedstawiono znaczenie terminali LNG już istniejących oraz znajdujących się w fazie projektowo- konstrukcyjnej.

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In the article a characterization of a dynamically developing in Europe and in the world of LNG fuel was presented in particular as a navigational fuel. The methods described bunkering of LNG referring to units of sea voyages and coastal ocean. It was also examined LNG fuel supply chain on a constantly expanding global market Meaning of already existing terminals LNG and already existing which are in a design and construction.

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Marine fuel from the past to the future

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Herdzik J.

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tom nr 74 (146)

83--90

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Currently, about 90% of world transport is via water, which means that maritime transport is a decisive factor in the development of civilization. In order for it to effectively continue and compete with other means of transport, it is necessary to use the cheapest marine fuels on ships. The demand for machines generating mechanical energy to propel ships resulted in their dynamic development and, simultaneously, forced the search for primary energy sources (fuels) that enable the production of the working medium. The era of coal and petroleum fuels began in the 19th and 20th centuries, respectively. Today, in the 21st century, we stand at a crossroads – what next? The transition fuel will likely be LNG and biofuels. Ammonia will also occupy a significant share of the fuel market, but the target fuel will be hydrogen. Based on historical and contemporary sources, this article discusses the changes in the use of marine fuels that have occurred since the 19th century.

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Ship exploitation and rules connected with sulphur limits restrictions

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Krystosik-Gromadzińska A.

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tom nr 28 (100) z. 1

73-77

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The paper describes current and future changes in regulations for marine fuel connected with sulphur oxides emission and the consequences of this process for shipowners and crews. Introducing new requirements concerning fuels caused appearing specific operating problems. The problems connected with exploitation after limiting of sulphur oxides emission refers mainly to protection of the fuel system (fuel injection pumps and injection valves). From the point of view of operating’s safety and a vessel itself, it is essential that engines, pumps, boilers and boiler burners are properly prepared for servicing and burning of low-sulphur fuels. The changes extorted the preparation of procedures of entrances and exits form the ECA zone and recommendations for shipowners and crews use. Shipowners carry out analytical research upon the influence of applied fuel upon safety of operating marine power plants, upon technical condition of operated machinery. Crews are trained in the scope of implementing the described changes. The other groups of problems are these connected with increase of operating costs and the danger of sea logistics roads transfer to road ones.

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W artykule opisano aktualne i planowane zmiany przepisów dotyczące emisji tlenków siarki podczas eksploatacji statków oraz konsekwencje tych zmian dla armatorów i załóg. Zastępowanie paliwa niskosiarkowym pociąga za sobą konieczność wprowadzenia zmian w sposobie eksploatacji siłowni okrętowych. Problem dotyczy ochrony układu paliwowego (specyficzne problemy eksploatacyjne dotyczą głównie silników, zespołów prądotwórczych i kotłów parowych; zabezpieczenia aparatury paliwowej – pomp wtryskowych i zaworów wtryskowych – przed podaniem paliwa o niskiej lepkości) oraz jego właściwego przygotowania do zmiany paliwa. W związku z tym opracowano procedury wejścia i wyjścia do strefy ECA i zalecenia dla armatorów oraz załóg. Prowadzone są analizy eksploatacji siłowni oraz analizy ekonomiczne. Zwraca się uwagę na możliwe zwiększenie kosztów eksploatacyjnych, co spowodować może przeniesienie części transportu z dróg morskich na lądowe.