Ship Universe Maritime Tool

Ammonia Dual-Fuel Consumption, Pilot Fuel & Tank Sizing Tool

Estimate ammonia and pilot-fuel consumption, voyage fuel cost, required ammonia tank volume, pilot-fuel storage, installed endurance and sailing range. Advanced mode derives the dual-fuel requirement from a conventional-fuel energy baseline.

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Dual-Fuel Consumption Ammonia + pilot fuel by voyage and operating mode
Tank Sizing Reserve, density, fill limit, heel and installed volume
Range & Space Endurance, nautical-mile range and optional reference-tank comparison

Voyage & Direct Fuel Consumption

Use direct vessel consumption values. Advanced mode calculates ammonia and pilot fuel from a baseline energy demand.

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Fuel Properties & Tank Assumptions

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Fuel Prices

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$ /MT

Conventional-Fuel Baseline

The tool converts baseline fuel energy into ammonia and pilot fuel. The ammonia share is entered on an energy basis.

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knots
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100% means the same chemical fuel energy as the baseline. 102% means slightly less chemical energy is required.

Dual-Fuel Energy Split & Prices

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MJ/kg
$ /MT
$ /MT
$ /MT

Tank Systems & Space

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Ammonia Dual-Fuel Results

Direct-consumption analysis

Enter voyage data
Enter voyage and fuel assumptions to estimate ammonia consumption, pilot-fuel demand and required storage.
Planning estimate only. Ammonia is a hazardous and toxic fuel. Actual consumption, pilot-fuel demand, storage arrangement and usable tank capacity depend on engine technology, load, substitution rate, ignition strategy, fuel quality, containment concept, temperature and pressure, ventilation, segregation, piping, bunkering, safety systems, class requirements and vessel design. Replace example values with vessel-specific OEM and approved engineering data. This tool does not determine safe tank fill, hazardous-area limits, ventilation, gas detection, emergency response or regulatory compliance.
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