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Smart ships are coming
Smart ships are coming
Autonomous vehicles don’t start and end with cars. Our seas and waterways are set to be revolutionised, too In a time dominated by smart technology and automation being applied across the board, from industrial production to our homes and smartphones, we are witnessing an advancement of this technology in the marine sector as well aimed at making even ships autonomous. Because of such advances…
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One Of World’s First Tests Of High-Speed Diesel Engines With SCR Exhaust System To Be Conducted
One Of World’s First Tests Of High-Speed Diesel Engines With SCR Exhaust System To Be Conducted
The Rolls-Royce brand MTU and Fairplay Towage are to test an MTU diesel genset with SCR exhaust after treatment in a harbour tug in order to verify compliance with IMO Tier III emission requirements that come into force as of 2016. The nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions will be cut by 90% compared with the IMO Tier I regulation that was introduced in 2000. “This is one of the world’s first tests of…
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Tenneco SCR system gains DNV GL AiP
Tenneco SCR system gains DNV GL AiP #ApprovalinPrinciple(AIP #DNVGL #humanmachineinterface(HMI) #IMOTierIII
DNV GL has given Approval in Principle (AiP) for a high-horsepower selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system from Tenneco.
Designed for marine engine applications up to 7,500 kW or 10,000 hp, Tenneco’s SCRaftertreatment system is designed to enable propulsion and auxiliary engines to cut NOx emissions and meet with IMO Tier III requirements, as well as US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…
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Tenneco SCR system gains DNV GL AiP
Tenneco SCR system gains DNV GL AiP #ApprovalinPrinciple(AIP #DNVGL #humanmachineinterface(HMI) #IMOTierIII
DNV GL has given Approval in Principle (AiP) for a high-horsepower selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system from Tenneco.
Designed for marine engine applications up to 7,500 kW or 10,000 hp, Tenneco’s SCRaftertreatment system is designed to enable propulsion and auxiliary engines to cut NOx emissions and meet with IMO Tier III requirements, as well as US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…
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