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1 Engine Fuel Management You can’t manage what you don’t measure Mass balance of engine fuel flow Increasing fuel costs Environmental concerns Reliability measurement at sea

2 Engine Fuel Management Effective Marine Fuel Management requires that you know… How much fuel is used How the fuel was used What things impact fuel use And by how much

3 Engine Fuel Management Issues Pressure to Reduce Fuel Costs where possible Driven by: Volatile fuel prices Environmental issues Desire to improve efficiency Inability to budget cost of voyages Unauthorized offloading of fuel to “Black Market”

4 Fuel Management Issues Incorporating Coriolis meters on engine fuel allows user to determine accurate consumption – Accurate fuel measurement is the baseline for determining fuel efficiency – Greater than 1% accuracy can be achieved on fuel consumption when applying meters on engine fuel feed and return – When combined with other variables can determine Optimized throttle control Hull fouling – Can aid in determining when fuel additives are required – Allows for comparison of performance of different crews

5 Fuel Management Issues Inability to Accurately Schedule Preventative Engine Maintenance for Operational Efficiency Driven by: Inability to accurately measure fuel consumption Currently based on engine run-time (idle vs. actual voyage) Need to schedule maintenance and overhaul dates Coordination of repair with operations and port of call

6 Fuel Management Issues Incorporating Coriolis meters on engine fuel allows user to determine accurate consumption – Fuel Feed and fuel return meters can accurately determine engine fuel consumption – When combined with other variables can determine engine performance for predictive maintenance – Allows for better comparison of port and starboard engine performance – Provides critical data to engineering for future analysis

7 Engine Fuel Control Technologies Used Today – Turbine and PD sensors today – Fuel flow measurements – Errors with current technologies??? – Maintenance concerns with turbine meters plugging Note: Coriolis meters will not block the flow even if the meter fails. Critical for control and steering of the ship

8 The Fuel Consumption Application Case 1: Supply-only Case 2: Consumption

9 Fuel Consumption Solution – How does it work ?


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