Emergency Treatment Research Based on Oil Monitoring System of Closed Water Ship Pollution

Guang Ming Shao; Yi Ze Yang; Guo Dong Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.733.373

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Emergency Treatment Research Based on Oil Monitoring System of Closed Water Ship Pollution

Abstract:

With the development of economy, enclosed water area which is represented by lakes and reservoirs has become water environment sensitive areas in our country. The enclosed water pollution made by ships is increasingly serious. To strengthen inland river pollution prevention has become the urgent matter. Based on the ships motile pollution sources, we getting oil pollution information from the ship’s oil pollution monitoring and control system for oil pollution information, using Fay extension process of oil spill and Lagrange tracking method, analyze of oil pollution area and the change of position to lock oil range in advance and implementation pollution control as well as making an emergency response of ship’s pollution monitoring.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 733)

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Guang Ming Shao*, Yi Ze Yang, Guo Dong Zhu

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Closed Waters, Emergency Response, Fay Extension of Oil Spill, Lagrange Tracking Method, Oil Control

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