I believe it would be either gallons per hour or tons (of fuel) per hour.
Well ships vary in their sizes and so does the fuel consumption. As i have been sailing for last 10 years, ive seen ships consumtion of oil ranging from 35 tons/day to 110 tons/day. Fuel consumption on board ship is by taking flowmeters which are installed on the fuel oil line going to the engines. The reading is taken everyday or after some maneuvering is being done. The difference in the reading gives the amount of fuel in litres consumed. This quantiry in leters when multiplied with the temperature correction factor and then converted into mass by multiplying with the density of fuel Hence we get the fuel consumed per day.
To make sure the calculations are going fine..at regular intervals the quantiry remaining in the fuel tanks is being checked and functioning of flowmeters along with any accidental seepage is confirmed.
First you need to convert the transit time into hours by multiplying the number of days by 24; you need to add any remaining hours to this result. Then you need to know how much fuel the ship takes per hours. Finally, you multiply the number of hours by the best fuel consumption.
In operation, the ship’s fuel consumption depends on its hull condition and the speed at which it is operated. When a ship is designed, naval architects optimize the hull and power plant to a prescribed design speed which may be, for example, 15 knots for a bulk carrier or 18 knots for a small container ship. Operation of the vessel at lower speeds results in fuel savings because of the reduced water resistance, which, according to the ‘cube rule’, will be approximately proportional to the cube of the proportional reduction in speed:F = F*(S/S*)^awhereFis the actual fuel consumption (tons/day),Sthe actual speed,F*the design fuel consumption, andS*the design speed. The exponentahas a value of about 3 for diesel engines and about 2 for steam turbines. It follows from the cube rule that the level of fuel consumption is very sensitive to speed.
Followings could be some reasons for raise in fuel consumption of a ship: 1- Bad quality fuel 2- faulty fuel pump/ fuel valves (main engine) 3- ship's bottom being dirty 4- faulty turbo charger (main engine) 5- blow by of the piston rings (main engine) 5- leaky inlet/exh. valves (main engine) 6- leakage in fuel system (pipping) 7- faulty fuel oil separator 8- Unprefect bunckering 9-.....etc.
The average fuel consumption of the 2006 Honda Accord is 10 km per liter of fuel. This includes in calculation the fuel consumption in crowded areas and the fuel consumption in regular areas.
No it does not affect fuel consumption.
It will not increase fuel consumption.
No, fuel consumption is decreased, the vehicle rev's lower.
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