A Study of Ship Discharge State Analysis in the Narrow Water Way: The Contribution of Mathematical Modeling

A Study of Ship Discharge State Analysis in the Narrow Water Way: The Contribution of Mathematical Modeling

ITU Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Physics Engineering Department (13b), 34469 Maslak, Istanbul2Istanbul Technical University, Nuclear Researches Division, Istanbul-Turkey(First received 09 April 2018 and in final form 27 April 2018)AbstractDischarging of diesel oil pollution incident in the narrow water ways were analyzed firstly experimental and evaluated bymathematically, in this study. It was performed by utilizing the radiation tracing technique which comprises the real life application ofa ship's oil pollution for various scenarios. The modeling phenomena developed by using Fick's 2nd law can provide the opportunity topropose expected solutions including the finite systems and half finite systems. The experimental research was designed based on thedetermination of various discharge quantities of diesel oil for narrow water ways. This study aims beyond the scope of marine accidentscenarios since it takes into account various discharges from shore-based facilities as well. Then experiments were held for ten variousdischarge quantities in this study where the alternative dilution levels of the effluents have been estimated in advanced with graphicalassessments. Consequently this study provides a proposed mathematical model for the determination of spillage by the aid of radiationtracing technique while taking into account different incident types.

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