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BV AiP for HHI floating offshore wind turbine foundation
Bureau Veritas has awarded approval in principle to Hyundai Heavy Industries for its design and development of a new floating offshore wind turbine foundation.
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Consortium brings marine 3D printing closer
ABS, ConocoPhillips Polar Tankers, Sembcorp Marine and 3D Metalforge are making 3D printing a reality in the marine industry through a joint development project.
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Hydroniq Rack seawater cooler for new wellboat
Hydroniq Coolers has won a contract with Larsnes Mek Verksted to deliver a hull-integrated seawater cooling system to a new wellboat being built by the yard for Norwegian wellboat company Rostein.
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Wärtsilä bridge solution for new polar cruise ship
Wärtsilä Voyage has delivered its integrated bridge and navigation solution for a new polar cruise vessel built by Ulstein Verft shipyard for Lindblad Expeditions Holdings.
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Digitalisation and electrification to shape the future of cargo handling
Deck equipment suppliers are developing solutions that will help with the new challenges faced by the industry that is looking to modernise and meet tighter environmental standards, writes Samantha Fisk. Tailor-made for Arctic conditions Source: Aukra Aukra, a Norwegian-based cargo handling systems provider, supplied a tailor-made automated loading ...
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Svanehøj introduces automation tool to improve electric pump efficiency
Svanehøj is introducing a new automation tool to improve the efficiency and ease of use of its electric cargo pump solution. The product launch follows a successful trial on board Furetank’s Fure Ven product and chemical (P&C) tanker.
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3-stage air-cooled compressors first choice for large ship engines
The majority of seagoing vessels with an engine power of at least 20,000 kW are equipped with a 3-stage air-cooled starting-air compressor nowadays. The technology, which off ers heat reduction advantages, has been installed on ships ranging from container ships to tankers and cruise vessels.
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Kongsberg Maritime and CMI ink MoU to develop more sustainable solutions for shipowners
Kongsberg Maritime and China Merchants Industry sign a new Memorandum of Understanding to develop more sustainable solutions for shipowners.
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Hydroniq coolers for two new wellboats
Hydroniq Coolers has won a contract to supply marine cooling systems for two new wellboats being built by Cemre Shipyard in Turkey.
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NES to supply battery system for gantry crane
Shipping company Gearbulk has contracted Norwegian Electric Systems (NES) to provide the battery system for a new crane to be installed on board a general cargo vessel.
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Cavotec wins three new SHI orders
Cavotec has been awarded three orders for its shore power connection systems by marine equipment manufacturer Samsung Heavy Industries.
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Palfinger adds offshore passenger transfer system to portfolio
Palfinger's marine business has concluded the acquisition of the Offshore Passenger Transfer System (OPTS) technology developed by the Rotterdam-based Lift2Work, adding the innovative OPTS to its portfolio of deck and handling equipment.
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Framo strengthens sustainable aquaculture focus
Equipment supplier LiftUP has become part of leading pump manufacturer Framo, strengthening the company’s focus within sustainable aquaculture.
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Cargo access orders for Asia RoRos
MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has secured an order to provide cargo access equipment for eight RoRo vessels to be built in Asia.
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END OF THE LINE FOR MaK PRODUCTION
Germany’s marine engineering sector has suffered a blow from the Caterpillar Group’s decision to end production of the MaK medium-speed brand, writes David Tinsley.
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The Switch installs 100th PMM
Yaskawa Environmental Energy/The Switch has reached a significant milestone with the installation of more than 100 permanent magnet machines (PMM) for in-line shaft generators since 2014.
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WHERE WILL THE JOURNEY TO REDUCE METHANE SLIP END?
The financial challenges involved in eliminating methane slip from engines are likely to be just as important as the technical ones – and both should be considered in the context of methane emissions that occur throughout the full lifecycle of LNG production and use.
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LEVEL PLAYING FIELD NEEDED FOR CARBON CAPTURE TECHNOLOGY MARKET
A growing number of technology options are being explored for onboard carbon capture, but the space penalty they carry means regulation will be key to adoption.
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3-stage air-cooled compressors first choice for large ship engines
The majority of seagoing vessels with an engine power of at least 20,000 kW are equipped with a 3-stage air-cooled starting-air compressor nowadays. The technology, which offers heat reduction advantages, has been installed on ships ranging from container ships to tankers and cruise vessels.
