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The fuel consumed by container ships is costly and represents 1% of all global Co2 emissions
BlueNose uses machine-learning and the principles of fluid dynamics to increase aerodynamics. With its algorithm, aerodynamic shapes can be constructed to be implemented on already built container ships, without modifying their original design. This can reduce fuel consumption of container ships by 3 to 5 %, lowering costs and potentially saving up to 8 million tons of CO2 annually.
Pr. Elie Hachem is a full professor at Mines Paris - PSL and the head of the Computing and Fluids research group. As of 2020 Pr. Elie Hachem was awarded the prestigious IACM ( International Association for Computational Mechanics) fellow award. He also received one of 2022’s Consolidator Grant from the ERC (European Research Council). more
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