Estimation of the volume of metal waste generated during ship recycling
Abstract
In the case of a long-term stagnation of the ship, before being transferred for disposal, its structures are exposed to the environment and, as a result, are destroyed. Ultimately, this leads to the fact that part of the metal becomes unsuitable for further use, even as a secondary raw material, and will be sent to waste, which must be buried in a certain way, leading the treatment in accordance with current standards. The presence of waste will reduce the mass of metal that is sent for processing, and, consequently, brings profit to the ship recycling yards. The article considers an approach that allows us to estimate the volume of waste and the reduction in the mass of "useful" metal, both in general terms and numerically for a specific ship project. Equations are obtained that allow determining the mass of spent metal, both in operation and in long-term stagnation of the ship.
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