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Analysis of In-Port Vessel Operational Lubricant Discharges and Leakages
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This study focuses on marine inputs of lubricant oils within the 4,708 ports and harbours of the world through stern tube leakage and operational discharges in marine shipping. |
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IMO document from MEPC58
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This document provides information on stern tube oil pollution from ships and examines a proven and available technology to eliminate it using seawater lubricated stern tube bearings. |
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Ship owners and operational discharge regulations
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What Ship Owners Need to Know About Operational Oil Discharges. |
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CleanSeaNet (PDF, 1.33 MB) CleanSeaNet: Satellite-based monitoring service for marine oil spill detection and surveillance in European waters. |
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IMO document from MEPC60
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In this document, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Friends of the Earth International (FOEI) raise specific concerns over the extent of oil-based lubricant pollution from ship discharges. |
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Oil Lubricated Stern Tube Discharges
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What is the problem and is there a solution? |
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Commercial Ship AFT Seal Oil Discharges
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Factual Accounts of Oil Leaking from Propeller Shafts Due to AFT Seal Damage. (October 2012) |
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Ship Stern Tube Lubricating Oil Discharges Legalities, Consequences and Solutions (PDF, 860 KB) |