Articles of The Transactions of KSRC

Full text article (in russian)

Year	2016
Issue	376
Volume	2
Pages	109–118
Caption	Amounts of CO2 emissions from ice-going ships in different scenarios of their ice-breaker pilotage
Authors	A. Dobrodeev
Keywords	CO2 emissions, environmental safety, ice-going ships, power efficiency, ice- breaker pilotage of large ships
Summary	Modern marine logistical systems developed to transport oil and gas from the Arctic shelf involve the ships with high ice class that can operate both autonomously and with ice- breaker pilotage. This paper assesses CO2 emissions of large ice-going ships for different scenarios of their movement in ice. The calculations are performed as per IMO regulations for different ice-breaker pilotage methods for a large ship. Obtained results served to assess the power efficiency which, in its turn, allows assessments of existing and newly developed ice- breaker pilotage methods in terms of ensuring environmental safety.
Rubrics	Naval architecture