Too fast! It only takes 180 seconds to know if the sulfur content in the fuel exceeds the standard! "Exclaimed the captain of the inspected ship. In order to further strengthen the prevention and control of ship air pollution, implement the "Implementation Plan for Ship Air Pollutant Emission Control" and the "Chongqing Maritime Safety Administration Defends the Beautiful Yangtze River" 365 "Campaign Plan", the Chongqing Chaotianmen Maritime Safety Administration recently began using the "Fuel Rapid Detector" to detect the sulfur content of ship fuel.

The management of ship fuel involves the normal operation and efficiency of ships, as well as preventing air pollution and ensuring ship safety.

It is understood that in the past, determining whether the sulfur content of ship fuel exceeded the standard required multiple steps such as fuel collection, sample lead sealing, sample inspection, and result feedback, and the entire process took at least one week. However, due to the shipping schedule, ships usually leave the port before obtaining the inspection report, which increases the difficulty of law enforcement against ships that exceeded the standard. A law enforcement officer from the Chaotianmen Maritime Safety Administration told reporters, "Now, with the use of a fuel rapid detector, the sulfur content of ship fuel can be preliminarily detected in just 180 seconds! This not only facilitates the ship owner, but also improves law enforcement efficiency

Recently, the Chaotianmen Maritime Safety Administration has conducted fuel quality testing on some ships in its jurisdiction. For fuel samples that exceed the initial test standards, law enforcement personnel will take and seal them again, and send them to a third party for further testing. At the same time, we will fully utilize the modern high-tech characteristics of the "Ship Fuel Rapid Detection Instrument", continue to deepen the inspection of fuel quality, strengthen the inspection of ship fuel quality, reduce the pollution of ship fuel to the atmospheric environment, and win the battle against air pollution prevention and control.