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Biodiesel test engine cell facility non technical report
This report details work carried out on the design and installation of an engine performance test facility located at the Holman’s Test Mine, operated by the Camborne School of Mines (CSM), an academic department of the University of Exeter. The work was commissioned by the Sea Fish Industry Authority (SeaFISH) with the aim of developing a facility to permit the testing of biofuels such as biodiesel and biofuel blends in marine diesel engines. Engine performance test cells of this nature are generally configured to test various engines, whereas for this project, the engine needed to be a constant with the fuel being the variable. -
Scallop Dredge Selectivity_Contribution of tooth spacing, mesh and ring size; Part I West of Scotland sea trials
Currently most of the dredge fisheries for scallops (both the great or king scallop Pecten maximus and the queen scallop Aequipecten opercularis) are unregulated by technical measures prescribing design features of the dredge. Concern about the capture of undersized scallops resulted in the Seafish Scallop Working Group recommending that technical measures be introduced in dredges targeting Pecten in order to increase size selectivity. The purpose of this study was to assess the extent to which tooth spacing, mesh size and ring size could be used to effect size selection in dredges targeting Pecten. -
Cod hatchery investigations 2001_2002
Key Words: Cod, Gadus morhua, "out of season" production, larviculture, algae, turbulence, salinity, live feed enrichments, weaning, DHA, EPA, Essential fatty acids. -
Seafish Delivery Report 2015-16
Delivery Report for 2015-16