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New system solves fuel oil contamination problems

22 Nov 2002 - by Staff reporter
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A NEW system for continuous monitoring of fuel oil during the blending process promises to help solve problems of accidental or deliberate contamination of fuel oil for ship owners and operators.
Solartron Mobrey’s new Fuel Oil Blend Monitoring and Control System provides on-line measurement, logging and analysis of vital quality and operational parameters.
Ship owners and operators will have immediate access to continuous, verifiable quality information about the fuel they are taking on board, instead of having to wait days or even weeks for the results of laboratory analysis of examples.

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