Latest Fuels & Lubricants – Page 59

  • A protoype of MAN's automated cylinder oil mixing system with (inset) a chart showing ordered against delivered BN in line with targets
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    MAN lube blending unit in service tests

    2016-08-24T16:24:00Z

    MAN Diesel & Turbo is service testing a new cylinder oil blending unit, designed to simplify the lubrication aspect of fuel switching, with containership owner Costamare.

  • ExxonMobil said the MFMS can save an estimated US$5,000 and up to three hours per delivery
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    ExxonMobil expands Hong Kong mass flow metering

    2016-08-16T15:50:00Z

    ExxonMobil has introduced its second independently accredited mass flow metering system (MFMS) in Hong Kong onboard the bunker vessel, ‘Anelly’.

  • At the heart of MTU's new pure gas engine lies a control system, fed by in-cylinder pressure sensors, that can offer diesel-like performance
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    MTU places pure gas marker

    2016-08-15T10:01:00Z

    Rolls-Royce Power Systems is leveraging one of its most successful ranges, the MTU 4000 series, in a major debut in the gas-fuelled high-speed marine engine market. ''The Motorship'' speaks to Udo Sander, director of gas engine development, MTU about the landmark project.

  • From gas molecule owners to ship owners via containment specialists, class societies and engine makers - the 14-strong SEA\LNG consortium
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    SEA\LNG brings the business case

    2016-07-23T13:49:00Z

    A new consortium of fourteen LNG pioneers is aiming to support the wider uptake of LNG, lending their commercial experience to ship owners, ports and regulators as they consider their own approaches to gas as marine fuel.

  • A new, prismatic Type A containment system, the LNT A-BOX, is being used for a newbuild LNG carrier in China
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    Emphasis on efficiency as tank technology evolves

    2016-07-19T11:15:00Z

    Securing advances in LNG cargo containment system performance – notably in thermal efficiency and cargo vaporisation - is an enduring challenge for designers, writes David Tinsley.

  • The dual-fuelled 'Damia Desgagnés' is destined for operations on the Great Lakes from autumn
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    Canada’s first dual-fuelled combo carrier launched

    2016-07-18T14:21:00Z

    The first dual-fuelled ore-bulk-oil carrier for a Canadian owner has been launched at Besiktas shipyard in Turkey, for delivery to Groupe Desgagnés later this year.

  • Bunkering one of Tote's Marlin class LNG-fuelled newbuild containerships in Puerto Rico
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    SEA\LNG: Bringing the business case

    2016-07-18T09:58:00Z

    From gas molecule owners to ship operators via containment specialists, class societies, ports and engine makers, the broad SEA\LNG initiative unveiled last week represents a roll call of LNG pioneers. Chairman Peter Keller, executive vice president of Tote Inc, spoke to The Motorship about the group’s plans.

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    DNV GL advises EU on LNG uptake

    2016-07-13T15:00:00Z

    DNV GL has released a report for the EU providing recommendations on how to address the wider adoption of LNG as a marine fuel.

  • SEA/LNG members gather for the first time at a meeting in London this week
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    Wide industry coalition to promote LNG uptake

    2016-07-13T08:56:00Z

    A group of fleet owners, classification societies, port facilities, and energy experts have joined forces under a new coalition aiming to break the barriers associated with uptake of LNG as marine fuel.

  • Tekomar's Cylube system has helped Hansa Shipping realise cylinder oil savings of 20-30% onboard six containerships
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    Tekomar helps Hansa lower lube consumption

    2016-07-11T11:44:00Z

    Hansa Shipping has reported significant savings in cylinder oil consumption since installing Tekomar’s Cylube system onboard six containerships earlier this year.

  • The Singapore venture with Keppel extends Shell's LNG bunkering business into Asia as plans for a bunker barge (pictured) for the Rotterdam GATE terminal proceed
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    Keppel and Shell in Singapore LNG bunker venture

    2016-07-11T08:01:00Z

    Keppel Corp and Shell have formed a joint venture to provide LNG bunkering services in Singapore, as the Maritime and Ports Authority (MPA) extends its green shipping incentive to LNG fuelled vessels.

  • LNG Hybrid Barge in the port of Hamburg
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    Becker reports smooth start for LNG cold ironing

    2016-07-07T14:59:00Z

    Hybrid Port Energy, a subsidiary company of Becker Marine Systems, has reported that the Hummel LNG Hybrid Barge at the Port of Hamburg has been working effectively.

  • The 'Maersk Pearl' is one of 12 Maersk tankers to be retrofitted with the Maersk Fluid Technology blend on board cylinder oil system
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    Maersk Tankers orders lube oil blending system

    2016-07-07T14:29:00Z

    Twelve vessels belonging to Maersk Tankers are to be equipped with ‘blend on board’ (BOB) cylinder oil systems from Maersk Fluid Technology under the first volume order for the SEA-Mate B1000 units.

  • LNG carriers could benefit from knowing exactly what they are carrying
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    When gas isn’t just gas

    2016-07-06T11:53:00Z

    Two streams of gas engine research have recently collided – with results that should make LNG carrier owners and engine manufacturers sit up and take notice, writes Stevie Knight.

  • Recycling Technologies recycled plastic fuel Plaxx is to be tested for marine propulsion applications using Ricardo's Atlas II reearch engine, pictured
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    Recycled plastic fuel in marine engine study

    2016-07-05T20:36:00Z

    A novel fuel derived from residual mixed plastic waste, developed by UK company Recycling Technologies, is to be analysed by engine consultancy Ricardo for potential use in marine propulsion.

  • John Smythe
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    Major marine growth for Group II oils

    2016-07-04T22:13:00Z

    The marine sector is witnessing a major shift in engine lubrication as Group II oil products increase in popularity. John Smythe, global marine and large engine technical adviser at Infineum, discusses the impact on the industry.

  • Hyundai Mipo's 6,600m3 design, to the requirements of the Zeebrugge LNG terminal, will be capable of refuelling vessels up to 20,000 teu in size
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    Hyundai Mipo LNG bunker vessel design approved

    2016-07-01T07:32:00Z

    Lloyd’s Register has granted approval in principle for a 6,600m3 capacity LNG bunkering vessel designed by Hyundai Mipo Dockyard (HMD) to the requirements of the Zeebrugge LNG terminal.

  • Lukoil's Navigo 6 CO is said to offer excellent deposit control for piston crown undersides as well as better crankcase cleanliness
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    Lukoil builds crankcase and cylinder oil offering

    2016-06-29T10:26:00Z

    Lukoil Marine Lubricants has introduced a new cylinder oil and crankcase oil for two-stroke engines, featuring additive packages to enhance thermal and oxidation stability as well as protection from corrosion and wear.

  • The groundbreaking Ternsund, featuring the first commercial application of WinGD's low-pressure gas admission technology
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    Successful sea trial for Wärtsilä dual-fuel two-stroke

    2016-06-23T10:35:00Z

    Terntank’s dual-fuelled chemical tanker ‘Ternsund’ passed its sea trials last month, representing the final step in bringing Wärtsilä’s dual-fuel two-stroke engine to market.

  • Talusia Optima has been approved for WinGD engines ahead of an expected launch later this year
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    WinGD approves single cylinder oil solution from Total Lubmarine

    2016-06-22T08:42:00Z

    Total Talusia Optima, a BN 100 cylinder oil that can be used with either residual or distillate fuels, has been approved for use across Winterthur Gas & Diesel’s (WinGD) two-stroke engine range.