available in both English and Spanish editions. The Spanish edition also has a comprehensive English-Spanish / Spanish-English bunker terminology glossary.
With a foreword by Capt M Segar, Director (Port) / Port Master, Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore.
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Chapter 1 - What are Bunkers?
Types of fuel
Residual fuel
Distillate fuel
Daily consumption
The size of the bunker market.
Chapter 2 - Who buys and who sells?
Buyers
Sellers
Brokers
Chapter 3 - Who else takes part?
Port authorities
Customs
Delivery companies
Agents
Shipping jargon
Ship types
Chapter 4 - Prices
Bunker price reports
Hedging
Posted prices
Chapter 5 - How to buy, how to sell
What to buy?
Where to buy?
Bunker ports
Port restrictions
Offshore deliveries
How much to buy?
Vessel restrictions
When to buy?
Enquiry
Offer
Model offers
Delivery charges
Negotiation
Fixture
Confirmation
Post fixture
Invoicing
Payment
Chapter 6 - Terms and Conditions
Principal clauses
Chapter 7 - Bunker properties
Units
Manufacture
Elements
Contaminants.
Adulterants
Properties for which we test
Density
Viscosity
Water
Ash
Carbon Residue
Sulphur
Aluminium
Silicon
Vanadium
Total Sediment Potential (TSP)
Sodium
Calcium, zinc and phosphorous
Iron
Nickel
Asphaltenes
Pour point.
Flash point.
Hydrogen sulphide
Stability
Compatibility
Ease of ignition
Microbial contamination
Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy Screening.
Safety issues
Fire and explosion
Health
Material Safety Data Sheets
Pollution
Chapter 8 - Bunker specifications
Origins
Current standards
ISO 8217
CIMAC 2003
Chapter 9 - How are bunkers delivered?
Barge
Dumb barges
Self propelled barges
Coastal tankers
Pipeline
Road tanker
Rail tanker
Drum
Booming
Delivery procedures
Access
Communications
Sampling
Chapter 10 - How are bunkers measured?
Measurement details
Chapter 11 - How are bunkers used?
Diesel engine
Slow speed diesel
Medium speed diesel
High speed diesel
Boilers
Steam turbine
Gas turbine
Fuel storage
Fuel treatment
Settling
Centrifuging
Heaters
Filtration
Injection viscosity
Chapter 12 - What can go wrong?
Quantity dispute
Delay to shipping
Delay to barge
Quality dispute
Debunkering
Chapter 13 - How to avoid and deal with problems
Dispute communications
Notice of claim
Exchange of information
Referee analysis
Surveyors
Evidence
Advice
Resolution
Appendix I - International Organisations, Legislation and Regulation
Flag State and Port State
International Maritime Organization
Proposed changes to sulphur limits
The European Union
United States
Others
Appendix II - Where else to go for help
Websites
Publications
Appendix III - Abbreviations
List of Tables and Figures
Index