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Emerging climate impact on carbon sinks in a consolidated carbon budget. [PDF]

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Friedlingstein P   +23 more
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Emissions Tradeoffs among Alternative Marine Fuels: Total Fuel Cycle Analysis of Residual Oil, Marine Gas Oil, and Marine Diesel Oil

Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, 2008
Worldwide concerns about sulfur oxide (SOx) emissions from ships are motivating the replacement of marine residual oil (RO) with cleaner, lower-sulfur fuels, such as marine gas oil (MGO) and marine diesel oil (MDO). Vessel operators can use MGO and MDO directly or blended with RO to achieve environmental and economic objectives. Although expected to be
James J, Corbett, James J, Winebrake
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Improving stability of high-viscosity marine fuels based on residual fractions

Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, 1989
N. K. Kondrasheva, E. A. Maslovskaya
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Research of Low-Temperature Flowability of Marine Residual Fuel

Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, 2023
The research is devoted to development of method of estimation the stability of low-temperature pump-ability of marine residual fuels under its storage conditions in onshore reservoirs and tanks of sea vessels. Also there was explored the influence of chemical composition of these fuels on stability of their low-temperature pump-ability.
D. V. Nelyubov   +2 more
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Application of Coal Tar Products and Evaluation of the Stability of Residual Marine Fuels

Нефтехимия, 2023
Although the quality of coal tar does not meet the demands for blended marine fuel, the properties of its components after processing are improved, and they can be considered as inexpensive blending components. Three types of coal tar products including light coal tar I, light coal tar II, and hydrogenated coal tar have been obtained and used in ...
Liu Mingrui, Li Zunzhao, Wang Haibo
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Computational Fluid Dynamics Modelling of Residual Fuel Oil Combustion in the Context of Marine Diesel Engines

International Journal of Engine Research, 2006
A simplified model is presented for vaporization and combustion of heavy residual based fuel oil in high-pressure sprays, in the context of marine diesel engines. The fuel is considered as a mix of residual base and cutter stock. The model accounts for multiple fuel components as well as limited diffusion rates and thermal decomposition rates within ...
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Basic study of residual marine fuels quality

Journal of the Korean Society of Marine Engineering, 2016
Hee-Woo Park, Kang-Woo Chun, Jin-Hee Kim
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