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what are the problems associated with bunkers? Gerry WilliamsChief SurveyorH&M EuropeTel +44 (0)20 7648 Fuelmanagement Sampling Onboardhandling Storage FueltreatmentThis document, and more, is available online at Martin's Marine Engineering Page - dowe mean by BUNKERS? bunker fuel is any type of fuel oil used onboard ships. The word bunker refers to a container that fuel is stored. Historically steam engine powered ships had coal bunkers. Now the fuel is stored in bunker fuel document, and more, is available online at Martin's Marine Engineering Page - decreasing in density and boiling pointFractioning columnCrude OilFractions increasing in density and boiling pointC1to C4 Gases - LPG20 CC5to C9 Naphtha - Chemicals70 CC9to C10 Gasoline - Petrol for cars120 CC10to C16 Kerosene - Paraffin, Jet Fuel170 CC14to C20 Diesel Oils - Diesel fuel270 CC20to C50 Lubricating Oils-lubes 350 C C20to C70 Fuel Oil - Fuel for ships600 C>C70 Residues - Bitumen - 170 CDistillation ColumnThis document, and more, is available online at Martin's Marine Engineering Page - of fuel bunkersResi
What are the problems associated with bunkers? Gerry Williams Chief Surveyor H&M Europe Tel +44 (0)20 7648 9658 email:gwilliams@bmtmarinerisk.com
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