Combating cat fines

Ship&Offshore | Issue 04/2014

April 2014 | Sven Jadzinski

FUEL PROCESSING Along with rising demand for low-sulphur fuels, an increase in engine damage due to cat fines has been seen in recent years. Using the new CatFineMaster is a reliable way to combat the problem, explains Sven Jadzinski, sales director of the business line Marine & Energy at GEA Westfalia Separator Group GmbH.

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