Efficient Modeling of Engine Parts and Design Analysis Tasks in Simulation of Powertrain Dynamics: An Overview

Parikyan, Tigran

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-91869-9_1

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“…There are only a few fuel technologies which are regarded mature enough for large-scale implementation in the maritime sector. Fishing vessels typically have a high energy demand per trip and require volumetrically dense fuels, which can have either fossil or renewable origin (Parikyan 2022). Heavy fuel oil (HFO) is the most used maritime fuel (Oiltanking 2015), but is currently largely fossil Marine Gas Oil (MGO) (Norges Fiskarlag 2020).…”

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A Modeling And Simulation Based Assessment Of Switching Fuels For A Norwegian Fishing Vessel

Hennum,

Kjerstad,

Nerheim

et al. 2023

ECMS 2023 Proceedings Edited by Enrico Vicario, Romeo Bandinelli, Virginia Fani, Michele Mastroianni

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The Norwegian fishing industry is facing increasing pressure to find more sustainable energy solutions. In response to this, a modeling and simulation based case study of a representative Norwegian pelagic trawler/purse seiner is presented to evaluate the emission reduction potential of transitioning from traditional marine gas oil to alternative fuels. The objective is to begin developing a framework for calculating relevant parameters and key performance indicators, to support more detailed analysis of various fishing activities. A data based simulation model of the fishing vessel is presented, and some potential benefits and drawbacks of switching to some alternative fuels are demonstrated, from an energy perspective. While practical challenges related to this transition were not considered in detail, our results indicate that emission reductions are achievable. We also found that the simulation results aligned closely with real-world measurements, supporting the validity of our models. The study highlights the need for continued research and development of sustainable solutions for the Norwegian fishing industry.

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