Japan Conducts Test of Biofuel Using Non-Chemical Treated Vegetable Oil
Japan has conducted its first tests of a form of biofuel that further reduces emissions and will be less costly to supply to the maritime industry. T...
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Japan has conducted its first tests of a form of biofuel that further reduces emissions and will be less costly to supply to the maritime industry. T...
The biofuel used on the vessel is made by mixing waste cooking oil derived from vegetable oils and fats in Japan without chemical treatment with heavy fuel oil
Share Nitto Denko Corporation (hereafter: Nitto) has developed a new anti-biofouling protection film to prevent the build-up and growth of biofouling. The film is ready-to-stick and its specially treated surface can prevent microorganisms from settling and taking root on it for a long time. Biofouling is a critical issue that affects a lot of subsea instruments. For instance, if underwater sensors get covered in microorganisms, the system effectiveness might decrease, and barnacles attaching and growing on sensors or other active instrument areas can disrupt the quality of the measure...