First Pieces of Scrubber System Fitted on AIDAluna
AIDAluna had installed the first elements of a comprehensive filter system with which AIDA Cruises is gradually fitting out its fleet. The system for the treatment of exhaust gas emissions, which was developed within the Carnival Group, uses a new technology built in a compact form making it possible to technically integrate all of the main cleaning stages for the first time. AIDAluna is now fitted with the first element of the system, a scrubber that reduces sulfur oxide emissions by around 90%. Further elements of the exhaust gas treatment system will be installed in due course.
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(As published in the June 2014 edition of Maritime Reporter & Engineering News - http://magazines.marinelink.com/Magazines/MaritimeReporter)
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- No Middle Ground for Environmental Lobby page: 8
- Simplifying Float-over: Versatile Ballast System page: 10
- Offshore Float-over Installation Generates Renewed Interest page: 10
- W. Palm T-Ball Flies “Maritime Reporter” Flag page: 12
- MERS-equipped Ship Records 8% Fuel Savings page: 14
- Metalcraft Marine Delivers for the Port of Houston page: 14
- Jaenichen Weighs in on Title XI page: 16
- Free Software for Speed/Power Analysis page: 18
- Ship Maintenance Goes High Tech page: 20
- The U.S. Maritime Bunker Market: Opportunities Abound page: 22
- Maritime Communication: A Bold New Shape and Direction page: 24
- Internet at Sea: Staying Connected page: 26
- US Navy Build Programs Face Budget Pressure page: 28
- Excelerate Energy & the Year of LNG page: 34
- Disasters at Sea & Their Impact on Shipping Regulation page: 40
- Titanic & the Launch of a Landmark Safety Agreement page: 45
- Marine Salvage Saves Time, Money, Lives & the Environment page: 50
- Offshore Floating Production Market Update page: 52
- Training to Prevent Marine Accidents & Deaths page: 62
- Kongsberg Delivers Unique Rig Training Model page: 64
- New LNG Bunkering Safety Training Course page: 65
- WW II Liberty Ship Leak-free after 70 Years page: 68
- New Class of PFDs Target Improved Safety page: 70
- Stauff Sensors Offer Real-time Oil Monitoring page: 71
- AWT Launches Voyage Calculator page: 71
- First Pieces of Scrubber System Fitted on AIDAluna page: 71
- Applied Membranes’ Line of Watermakers page: 71
- Laborde Repower Provides Long Tug Endurance page: 71
- John Deere Engines for Marine Auxiliaries page: 71
- New Steering System from Rio Controls & Hydraulics page: 71
- Hebe: A New Steering Control System page: 72
- Safe Escape Locking Systems Launched page: 72
- Marco Debuts New Blastmaster Air Dryers page: 72
- New Kissling Battery Disconnect Switches page: 72
- Schmitt & Ongaro Launch New Grab Rail page: 72
- What’s in Your Engine Oil? page: 72
- UT99 AG Oil Mist Separator is GL-Approved page: 73
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- PPG PMC Awarded for USS Freedom Coating page: 73
