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    This document provides the results of a fuel oil analysis for a vessel called the NYK Unknown. It includes data on the fuel characteristics such as density, viscosity, sulfur content, sediment content, and metal concentrations and compares them to the standards of NYK. One value, the viscosity at 50°C of 389 mm2/s, does not conform to NYK standards. To address this non-conformity, countermeasures should be taken to prevent its effects on machinery. The document also provides information on the fuel supplier and quantities supplied.

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    This document provides the results of a fuel oil analysis for a vessel called the NYK Unknown. It includes data on the fuel characteristics such as density, viscosity, sulfur content, sediment content, and metal concentrations and compares them to the standards of NYK. One value, the viscosity at 50°C of 389 mm2/s, does not conform to NYK standards. To address this non-conformity, countermeasures should be taken to prevent its effects on machinery. The document also provides information on the fuel supplier and quantities supplied.

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    This document provides the results of a fuel oil analysis for a vessel called the NYK Unknown. It includes data on the fuel characteristics such as density, viscosity, sulfur content, sediment content, and metal concentrations and compares them to the standards of NYK. One value, the viscosity at 50°C of 389 mm2/s, does not conform to NYK standards. To address this non-conformity, countermeasures should be taken to prevent its effects on machinery. The document also provides information on the fuel supplier and quantities supplied.

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    Machinery Management

    Course for Senior Engineer

    Fuel Oil Treatment

    Case Study #2
    Fuel Oil Analysis Results

    1. Based on the data given below, compare the Fuel characteristics value to NYK Standard, Find
    the value which is not conforming and draw-out countermeasures to effectively prevent its
    effect to machinery.

    Vessel: NYK Unknown


    Sample No. F205000731
    Sample Type HFO
    Bunker Port Seattle
    Bunker Date 13-Jan-05
    Sampling Point Ship Manifold
    Sent from Kent, Wa
    Date Sent 17-Jan-05
    Arrived at Lab 18-Jan-05
    Supplier Concophil
    Barge Bernie 112
    Quantity per C/E 1200 MT

    Seal Data DNVPS 2036160 (Intact)


    Related Seal data
    Supplier 2036159
    Ship 2036158

    Receipt Data
    Density @ 15 0C kg/m3 989.5
    Viscosity @ 50 0C mm2/s 368

    Tested Results Units


    Density @ 15 0C kg/m3 988.6
    Viscosity @ 50 0C mm2/s 389
    Water %m/m 0.1
    Micro Carbon Residue %m/m 13
    Sulphur %m/m 1.9
    Total Sediment Potential %m/m 0.01
    Ash %m/m 0.04
    Vanadium mg/kg 69
    Sodium mg/kg 35
    Aluminum mg/kg 20
    Silicon mg/kg 33
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    Iron mg/kg 19
    Nickel mg/kg 30
    Calcium mg/kg 5
    Magnesium mg/kg 2
    Lead mg/kg LT 1
    Zinc mg/kg LT 1
    Phosphorus mg/kg 4
    Flashpoint 0
    C GT 70

    Calculated Values
    Net Specific Energy MJ/kg 40.57
    CCAI(Ignition Quality) - 849
    Aluminum+Silicon mg/kg 53

    Note:
    LT means Less Than
    GT means Greater than

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