Sulfur content in fuel is regulated because the exhaust from ship fuel, or bunker, is a significant contributor to harmful air pollution. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) enacted Marine Pollution (MARPOL) Annex VI, regulation 14, to ensure sea vessels comply with sulfur content in fuel restrictions to reduce exhaust pollution. There are multiple stakeholders for MARPOL Regulation 14, but vessel owners are ultimately responsible for compliance. IMO 2020 low sulfur in fuel regulations is enforced by local maritime authorities. There are two authorized EDXRF testing methods to determine compliance with the MARPOL sulfur regulations. Bruker offers two portable EDXRF analyzers which make the job faster and easier; and they can be taken wherever and whenever measurements are needed, including aboard ships. Learn about these complete portable EDXRF sulfur in fuel testing solutions from Bruker.

• Portable Handheld XRF
• MARPOL Sulfur Regulations
• ASTM D4294
• ISO 8754
• IMO 2020
• Marine Pollution Protection
• Sulfur in Oil Analysis
• Ready to go Factory MARPOL calibration
• Maritime Authorities
• Low Sulfur Regulations