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contents MACHINERY REPAIR


FUELS 122 Interferry pours cold water on scrubbers 123 Additive development combats fuel challenges; LNG-fuelled tankers delivered


FUEL SAVING


89 A modified drydock allowed for Pullmatur Zenith’s rudder repair 91 VSP drydock overhaul; next generation CP propeller repaired


WASTE HEAT RECOVERY 93 Market pressures strengthen case for waste heat recovery systems


EMISSIONS 96 QSK engines prepared for EPA Tier 4; ClassNK SCR system guidelines, ABS explains EEDI


ENVIRONMENT


127 Bulker design saves fuel; BV certifies Stena’s energy management; Danes aim to cut emissions


104 Operators evaluate suitable ballast water treatment systems


NEXT ISSUE Gas carriers; waterjets; fuel treatment and additives; emissions; thrusters; fuel cells; generators and switchboards; gas turbines; steam turbines


EQUIPMENT 109 Hamworthy wins inert gas system orders; Victor Marine oily water separator; MSH boiler retrofit


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112 MTU boosts submarine battery power; Kongsberg simulator for LHD vessel engineers 117 Rolls-Royce gas turbines will burn high-spec diesel fuel without restriction


LUBRICATION 119 New chemistry lifts marine lube oils into new era


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