油分濃度計性能試験装置の開発

概要

論文の詳細を見る
With the advance of marine transportation, serious marine pollution due to drainage containing oil from freighters and passenger boats became an important and urgent international problem. Coping with this problem, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) proposed the OILPOL Treaty in 1954, and through several revisions the MARPOL 73/78 Treaty, in which oil drainage is severely regulated, was adapted at Marine Environment Protection Committee of the IMO. In order to observe the Treaty, Japan was required to conduct official tests for check of the performance of an oil content meter which is demanded by the treaty to fix in every ship concerned. This report deals with the research and development of the facility to supply standard mixture made of oil and water for use in official tests to such oil content meters. General performance of each type of oil content meter to have been examined by using the facility developed at Ship Research Institute is presented. And some unsolved problems concerning oil content meter are also discussed briefly.
独立行政法人海上技術安全研究所の論文
1988-11-30