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Most cited papers from Deltamarin (Finland)

What are the most cited papers from Deltamarin (Finland)?

The most cited paper from Deltamarin (Finland) is "Using waste heat of ship as energy source for an absorption refrigeration system" (Waltteri Salmi, Juha Vanttola, Mia Elg et al., 2017), with 122 citations. Next come "Numerical analysis on utilizing excess steam for electricity production in cruise ships" (19) and "Comparative Analysis of Linear and Non-Linear Programming Techniques for the Optimization of Ship Machinery Systems" (16).

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1 Using waste heat of ship as energy source for an absorption refrigeration system Waltteri Salmi, Juha Vanttola, Mia Elg et al. · Applied Thermal Engineering 9 Jan 2017 122
2 Numerical analysis on utilizing excess steam for electricity production in cruise ships Antti Uusitalo, Janne K. Nerg, Aki Grönman et al. · Journal of Cleaner Production 29 Oct 2018 19
3 Comparative Analysis of Linear and Non-Linear Programming Techniques for the Optimization of Ship Machinery Systems Enrico Baldasso, Mia Elg, Fredrik Haglind et al. · Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Open access 8 Nov 2019 16
4 Environmental Performance of Bulk Carriers Equipped with Synergies of Energy-Saving Technologies and Alternative Fuels Tuan Dong, Shqipe Buzuku, Mia Elg et al. · Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Open access 28 Feb 2024 12
5 Use of unobtrusive human-machine interface for rehabilitation of stroke victims through robot assisted mirror therapy Gautam Narang, Arjun Narang, Soumya Singh et al. Conference paper Apr 2013 10
6 Selecting Appropriate Energy Source Options for an Arctic Research Ship Mikael Palmén, Ajda Lotrič, Aleksi Laakso et al. · Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Open access 11 Dec 2023 8
7 Improving ship sustainability by re-using engineering simulators in multi-objective optimization Mia Elg, Timo Korvola, B. V. MOLCHANOV et al. · The International Journal of Maritime Engineering Open access 7 Feb 2023 4
8 Design implications of the new harmonised probabilistic damage stability regulations Dracos Vassalos, Anthony York, Andrzej Jasionowski et al. · Strathprints: The University of Strathclyde institutional repository (University of Strathclyde) Open access 2007 4
9 Supporting the Energy Efficient Ship Design Process with Energy Flow Simulations: Case Efficient Cooling Water System Mattias Elg, Markku Kuosa, Kari Tammi et al. Conference paper 4 Nov 2015 3
10 Optimization of FPSO’s Main Dimensions Using Genetic Algorithm Grzegorz Mazerski Conference paper Jul 2012 3
11 Holistic view to decarbonising cruise ships with a combination of energy saving technologies and hydrogen as fuel Mia Elg, B. V. MOLCHANOV, A. Aravinda Krishnan et al. · Energy Conversion and Management X Open access 8 Mar 2025 2
12 Applications Dag McGeorge, Bjørn Høyning, Henrik Nordhammar et al. Book chapter 2009 1
13 FPSO hull structural design concept supporting controlled project execution Timo P. J. Mikkola, Ingrit Lillemäe, Grzegorz Mazerski et al. · Marine Systems & Ocean Technology Dec 2012 1
14 Modelling, analysing and optimising ship energy systems Mia Elg · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Open access 28 May 2026 0
15 Demonstration of Greenhouse Gas Reductions from Kamsarmax Bulk Carrier Using a Combination of Technologies Kenneth Widell, Alessando Schönborn, Duc Tuan Dong et al. · Lecture notes in mobility Conference paperOpen access 2025 0
16 Energy efficiency in ship design projects with case studies Mia Elg · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter 2022 0
17 Overall system integration: synergies and interactions Francesco Baldi, Mia Elg · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter 2022 0
18 Energy saving technologies and new analysis methods in cargo ship machinery design Mia Elg, Juha Vanttola, Maunu Kuosa et al. Open access 2016 0

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