Simulation and Analysis of Ship Energy Efficiency Operation Index

Ke Shun Li; Yi Fan Liu; Pei Ting Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.860-863.680

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Simulation and Analysis of Ship Energy Efficiency Operation Index

Abstract:

To study the influence factors of energy efficiency operation index (EEOI), an EEOI model is established by taking a 46000-ton oil tanker as an example and with the aid of software. The factors affecting EEOI are divided into determined factors and random factors according to the Monte Carlo method. The time-change curves of EEOI are obtained and further analysis of the influence of the characteristics wave height and load on EEOI is made. Results show that improving the loading rate can effectively improve the EEOI and reducing the speed can make the EEOI drop, the higher the wave is , and the less the effects are. The method has a certain reference value for making energy efficiency management scheme.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 860-863)

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December 2013

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Ke Shun Li*, Yi Fan Liu, Pei Ting Sun

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Modeling and Simulation, Monte Carlo Method, Random Factors, Ship Efficiency Operation Index

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