THE EFFORTS TO IMPROVE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ON THE SHIP ENGINE TO OVERCOME OVER NOISE
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Biodiesel, eco-friendly ship, motor performance, numerical investigationAbstract
The noise generated by ship engines is a significant environmental issue in the maritime industry. This research aims to identify noise sources, assess their impact on human health and the environment, and develop effective strategies for improvement and maintenance. Research methods include identifying noise sources through field surveys and noise measurements, followed by data analysis to determine their impacts. Literature reviews on the basic concepts of noise in the maritime environment and previous related studies form the basis of understanding in this research. The results of this study are expected to provide valuable recommendations for reducing the impact of ship engine noise on the environment and human health. This research is expected to make a significant contribution to improving the sustainability of the maritime industry by enhancing environmental quality and worker well-being.
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