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As a management level engineering officer on a motor vessel equipped with engines capable of burning both high sulfur content residual fuels and low sulfur content distillate fuels, on approaching arrival to a US port, when would you plan for the fuel changeover to be accomplished?

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Nh Nhalbach11229 · Feb 20, 2019

Current regulations say all US coastal eco zones are 200 miles, thus answers A and C are correct

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As a management level engineering officer on a motor vessel equipped with engines capable of burning both high sulfur content residual fuels and low sulfur content distillate fuels, on approaching arrival to a US port, when would you plan for the fuel changeover to be accomplished?

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