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2017
DOI: 10.3744/snak.2017.54.1.1
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A Study on the Quantitative Risk Analysis Using CFD for the Fuel Gas Supply System of Gas Fueled Ship

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“…For the analyzed sample, the equivalent emission concentration is calculated according to the following equation. The concentration is calculated using Equation (7), and the experimental equipment is shown in Figure 2. The basic exhaust conditions for the experiment are as follows.…”
Section: Gas Box Exhaust System Design Criteria and Selection Of Expe...mentioning
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“…For the analyzed sample, the equivalent emission concentration is calculated according to the following equation. The concentration is calculated using Equation (7), and the experimental equipment is shown in Figure 2. The basic exhaust conditions for the experiment are as follows.…”
Section: Gas Box Exhaust System Design Criteria and Selection Of Expe...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of S1, the measurement sample, the measured SF6 concentration was 119.41 ppm. The ERC value can be obtained using Equation (7). The ERC of the process chemicals can be calculated using the tracer gas concentration measured with a multi-gas detector.…”
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