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Information × Registration Number 0225U001249, (0123U101516) , R & D reports Title Increasing Operational Efficiency of Marine and Inland Navigation Vessels popup.stage_title Аналіз відомих на сьогодні запланованих заходів та визначити найбільш реалістичні варіанти комбінації консервативного та інноваційного сценаріїв енергетичного переходу Head Tarasenko Tetiana V., Кандидат технічних наук Registration Date 28-01-2025 Organization Danube Institute of the National University "Odessa Maritime Academy" popup.description1 Comprehensive assessment and improvement of fleet performance indicators during operation on sea and river routes popup.description2  Modern transport industry operates under new conditions characterized by clearly regulated international requirements regarding environmental sustainability, economic efficiency, and energy conservation at the legislative level. The practice of using diesel engine monitoring systems demonstrates significant advantages of continuous technical supervision of main and auxiliary engines. Particularly important is the timely detection and elimination of fuel system malfunctions, as well as proper adjustment of fuel equipment and the gas distribution mechanism. The effectiveness of this approach is confirmed by the results of diagnostics of the main engine cylinders on vessels of Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company during pre-voyage preparation. Studies have shown that continuous monitoring of operating parameters of marine internal combustion engines, particularly fuel supply and gas distribution indicators, is a key factor in ensuring reliable and trouble-free operation of the vessel's diesel power plant. This comprehensive approach to maintenance enables significant fuel savings, extends maintenance intervals through precise regulation of the fuel system and gas distribution mechanism, reduces operating costs, and increases safety levels. Moreover, the systematic application of calculated efficiency indicators for existing vessels creates opportunities for simultaneous improvement of fleet energy efficiency, reduction of its environmental impact, and optimization of economic performance of the shipping company. Product Description popup.authors Yesiev Andrii I. Berestovoi Ivan O. Herhanov Leonid D. Dimohlova Olha V. Zalozh Vitalii I. Maksymov Serhii B. Razinkin Roman O. Rakytska Nataliia M. Tarasenko Tetiana V. Yarmaki Anatolii Kh. popup.nrat_date 2025-01-28 Close