Vuyk Engineering Engineering & Design
Alternative Fuels Design for Work Vessels
Alternative fuel and battery-hybrid design for new-build and existing work vessels: methanol, hydrogen, ammonia and battery hybrid systems.
Description
Vuyk provides alternative fuel engineering for work vessels, on retrofit and new-build alike, across feasibility, concept, basic and detailed design.
Key features
- Fuel feasibility & selection against vessel type, operating profile, storage volume and emissions target
- Integration of fuel or hybrid power systems into vessel layout and power generation
- Class approval & HAZID support
- Stability, weight & arrangement; structural modifications for tanks, bunkering stations and fuel-handling rooms
- Fire safety, hazardous areas & ventilation
- Fuels: methanol, hydrogen, ammonia, battery-hybrid (Battery Energy Storage System integration)
- Fuel-ready preparation of vessels for later upgrades
Applications
- Retrofit and newbuild work vessels such as dredgers, offshore construction and support vessels
- Owners preparing vessels for future fuel conversion
- Emissions reduction projects
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