Table of contents. 1. Global Environments 2. Green Ship Technologies in Korea

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Table of contents 1. Global Environments 2. Green Ship Technologies in Korea 2

1. Global Environments 3

IMO Regulations International Maritime Organization Energy Efficiency, NOx, SOx, PM/BC, VOCs, Fuel Quality, Dangerous materials 4

IMO Regulations 5

IMO Regulations Emission Control Area *1) North & Baltic Sea(From Jan. 1, 2021, MEPC 70 th ) Year 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 US NECA Tier II Tier III (3.4 g/kwh, n<130) NOx *1) EU NECA Tier II Tier III GLOBAL Tier II (14.4 g/kwh, n<130) SECA 1.0 % 0.1 % SOx GLOBAL 3.5 % 0.5 % 20 MARPOL Annex VI NOx Emission Limits 16 NOx emission [g/kwh] 12 8 4-15 ~ 20% -80% Tier I Tier II Tier III 0 0 200 400 600 800 1000 Engine Speed [rpm] 6

IMO Regulations Baltic Sea, North Sea : SOx Emission Only (1 st Jan. 2015 ~ at present) / IMO NOx Tier III from 1 st Jan. 2021 North American ECA & U.S. Caribbean Sea ECA : IMO NOx Tier III (1 st Jan. 2016) Under Discussion : Coasts of Mexico, Coasts of Alaska and Great Lakes, Singapore, Hong Kong, Korea, Australia, Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea 7

IMO Regulations 1. D-2 = Ballast water treatment systems approved by the Administration 2. IOPP : International Oil Pollution Prevention 3. EIF : Entry Into Force 8

2. Green Ship Technologies in Korea Green Ship has High efficiency, Low emission, Alternative power Energy LNG Fueled Propulsion Fuel Cell Hybrid Electricity Generation Solar Powered Ship Material Non-Corrosive Material Environment Friendly Painting Material Advanced Anti Fouling Paint Ship Recycling Convention Consideration Operation Trim Optimization Optimum Weather Routing Arctic Routing Slow Steaming (Eco-Speed) Device Shaft Generator Pre-Swirl Stator (PSS) Ducted PSS Rudder Bulb Fin Ballast Water Treatment System (BWTS) Waste Heat Recovery System (WHRS) NOx Reduction Device SOx Reduction Device Air Cavity System (ACS) VOC Reduction Device (Tanker) Grey Water Treatment System Design Optimized Hull Form Design Protective Piping Arrangement High Efficiency Propeller Design Optimized Main Engine Selection and Derating Enhanced Hull Structure Electric Driven Deck Machinery Bulbous Bow Optimization VOC : volatile organic compounds 9

Energy Efficiency Technology Energy Efficiency Improvement technologies 10

Energy Efficiency Technology Optimized Hull Form Design High Efficiency Propeller Design Optimized Bulbous Bow Design Optimum ME Selection Electronically Control (ME) Low rpm & Longer stroke (G / X type) Optimum Power Setting with Derating Optimum ME Load Tuning (H/ P/ L w/egb) 11

Energy Efficiency Technology Energy Saving Devices Duct Rudder bulb L.E.-twisted rudder Picture Typical gain up to 5 % approx. 1 % 1~2 % Cap Fin Pre-Swirl Stator DSBow Picture Typical gain 1~2 % 4~5% (5 ~6 % at Ballast) 12

Energy Efficiency Technology Drag Reduction by Air Layer [ CFD - air bubble distribution around hull surface ] [ Model Test ] Low friction paint Attachment of marine organism TOWING TANK-Test Low friction paint Source : DSME 13 Source : KR 13

Energy Efficiency Technology Waste Heat Recovery System(WHRS) WHRS Economizer Ship service steam Economizer Ship service steam Ship service power G Ship service power Turbocharger er G G G E G E Turbocharger er Steam turbine G G E M E G G E M E G G E Change the engine s waste heat into valuable electric power Benefits Lower annual fuel costs Lower running costs for auxiliary engines Lower exhaust emissions: CO 2, NOx, SOx, etc. Max. 9 % Reduction in Fuel Consumption & CO 2 Emission 14

Ballast Water Treatment Technology Ballast Water Treatment System. The organisms in the ballast water are introduced into new habitats. ANS (Aquatic Nuisance Species) can disrupt the food chain and reproductive success of native species. ELECTROLYSIS FILTER + UV Source : HHI15

Air Pollution Prevention Technology Three choices of Air pollution prevention Air Pollution Prevention HFO+Scrubber+ SCR(or EGR) MGO+ SCR(or EGR) LNG Fuelled System HFO : Heavy Fuel Oil, SCR : Selective Catalytic Reduction, EGR : Exhaust Gas Recirculation MGO : Marine Gas Oil, LNG : Liquefied Natural Gas 16

Air Pollution Prevention Technology SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) Source: PANASIA EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) Source: MAN Diesel & Turbo LNG Fuelled Ship Source: DSME Low Sulphur Fuel Source: GREEN4SEA SOx Scrubber Source: HHI LNG Fuelled Ship Source: DSME 17

Air Pollution Prevention Technology LNG Fuelled propulsion system. NOx : 92%, SOx :100%, CO2 : 23% 18

Air Pollution Prevention Technology LNG cargo/fuelled tanks. Major companies in Korea have their own cargo containment systems - KOGAS(KC-1), SHI(KS-S), DSME(SOLIDUS) etc.. KOGAS applied the KC-1 system to the LNG carrier constructed by SHI. DSME developed the membrane-type LNG fuelled tank(mctib) based on the high manganese steel developed by POSCO and is ready to design to the 180,000DWT ore carrier KC-1 cargo containment system MCTIB system 19

Air Pollution Prevention Technology LNG Fuel Gas Supply System. Each company has its own FGSS system with partial re-liquefacfication system - HHI(Hi-GAS), DSME(HiVAR-FGSS), SHI(S-Reli). Partial re-liquefaction system has been developed in order to minimize the waste of the excessive boil-off gas.. Each system is applicable to ME-GI and/or X-DF engine. FGSS (HiVAR ) MAN DFDG Source : DSME 20

LNG Fuelled ships The first LNG fuelled vessel(econuri) in ASIA. L = 38m, B = 8.4 m, DWT = 382 ton. Vt = 15 kts, Persons = 57 p. Constructed by SHI at 2013. Truck to Ship bunkering Source : Incheon Port Authority 21

Some LNG fuelled ships IMO Type C independent cylindrical Cargo Tanks The World s first LNG Fuelled Aframax Tanker: by HHI World s first DP 2 Class LNG Bunkering Vessel by HMD The World s first ME-GI LNG carrier by DSME The World s first LNG Fuelled Containership by DSME 22

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