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http://dx.doi.org/10.7837/kosomes.2020.26.1.015

A Study on the Monitoring Method of Ship Hull and Propeller Performance by Operating Ship  

KIM, Dong-Hyun (Korea Marine Equipment Research Institute)
JUNG, Bong-Kyu (Department of Maritime Police & Production System, Gyeongsang National University)
HAN, Seung-Jae (Pukyong National University)
Publication Information
Journal of the Korean Society of Marine Environment & Safety / v.26, no.1, 2020 , pp. 15-21 More about this Journal
Abstract
This study analyzes the results of applying the ISO19030 (hull and propeller performance monitoring method) standard to an actual 178 k bulk vessel. Recently, there have been many attempts to apply various energy reduction solutions to vessels to continuously strengthen GHG reduction regulations and secure maritime competitiveness. However, it is not easy to quantitatively analyze the performance of a ship. To resolve these problems, shipping companies, marine paint companies, ship owners, and transportation associations have appointed specialists and standardized the ISO19030 (standard of hull and propeller performance monitoring method) guidelines in 2016 after three years of continuous review. The ISO19030 standard provides methods to monitor hull and propeller performance quantitatively through standardized procedures, thus allowing ship managers to arrive at informed decisions for hull and propeller maintenance, and to evaluate energy-saving solutions and ship-maintenance efficiency. The ISO19030 standard provides a method of analyzing the ship's own performance by collecting the ship's operation and agency data and correcting its environmental and operating factors. In this paper, we apply the ISO19030 standard to three actual ships and propose the ISO19030 application result and the improvement point of the current ISO19030 standard.
Keywords
ISO19030; ISO15016; Ship Performance Management; Ship Big Data; Decision making;
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