This course covers the practical strategies and technologies used to combat biofouling—the accumulation of microorganisms, plants, and small animals on a vessel’s hull. It explores the operational and environmental impacts of fouling, such as increased hydrodynamic drag, higher fuel consumption, and the transfer of invasive aquatic species. Participants will examine various anti-fouling coating systems, proactive in-water cleaning technologies, and ultrasonic prevention methods, while learning how to develop comprehensive biofouling management plans that align with current international environmental guidelines and optimize vessel efficiency.
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