Discuss on Green Shipbuilding Technology: Design and Material

Hua Li Xu; Hua Wang; Hui Xu; Xiong Kou; Cheng Li; Hong Sheng Yan; Zun Feng Du; Wan Hai Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.490-495.3296

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Discuss on Green Shipbuilding Technology: Design and Material

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Shipbuilding includes three very distinct industrial operations, which are manufacturing, shipping, and ship recycling and will get out very serious pollution to the environment. This article discusses the green shipbuilding way to minimize the impact that shipbuilding have on the environment over their life-cycle, which include ship green design and harmless material chosen. And then several operations of green shipbuilding were present.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 490-495)

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3296-3300

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Hua Li Xu, Hua Wang, Hui Xu, Xiong Kou, Cheng Li, Hong Sheng Yan, Zun Feng Du, Wan Hai Xu

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Green Shipbuilding, Life Cycle, Material, Ship Design, Ship Manufacture

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