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Contact Razaghi Meyer International today (click here)

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RMI appointed by Flow Technology Inc. as UK distributor for FUSIONFuel Management and Accountability Systems .

FUSION™ is the evolution of a previous generation of fuel flow measurement technology.

Initially designed simply to monitor the amount of fuel used, operators quickly realised the potential to relate fuel flow rates with operational factors such as speed, and sea conditions.

Using it as a learning tool, one ferry operator found significant fuel savings could be realised by make changes to the way the ferries were operated in any set of conditions.

From that early work has evolved a fuel management and accountability system in which fuel flow rate data is linked with GPS position data to determine fuel efficiency and to display in the wheelhouse allowing the crew to make  changes to the settings the results of which can be instantly seen in the display.

Fuel use data is continuously logged for reporting and analysis.

On board the vessel the engineer can use the data to evaluate trends. One operator of a fishing vessel found that hull damage was detected by the change in fuel consumption caused by increased drag.

The system is ideal for fleet management as  all the data from different vessels can be collected into a database for detailed financial and operational reporting.

To visit the Flow Technology Website, click here.

To request information please go to the contacts page and complete the form.

Marine Industry News

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FUSION™ Wheelhouse Display

Providing real time display of fuel efficiency to the crew allows the crew to make informed changes to how they operate the vessel which may provide significant fuel savings without significantly affecting vessel operations.