General News – Page 222

  • The H&H MDF chiller, designed to raise the viscosity of distillate fuels
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    Chiller for marine distillate fuels

    2011-08-11T17:41:00Z

    Dutch air conditioning specialist Heinen & Hopman Engineering has developed a new MDF (marine distillate fuel) chiller to assist ship operators switching from heavy oils to distillate fuels when entering ECAs.

  • E-learning is now available for Hamworthy’s gas system customers
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    Training modules for gas systems

    2011-08-11T17:40:00Z

    Marine and offshore fluid handling company Hamworthy has launched a new learning initiative aimed at offering tailor-made training packages for its end users.

  • The ‘Noordhoek Constructor’, now operating with Solasafe sunscreens in the wheelhouse
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    Fast response for marine sunscreens

    2011-08-11T17:39:00Z

    Solar Solve Marine, the UK manufacturer of Solasolv anti-glare, heat rejecting roller screens for wheelhouse windows, says it was recently able to offer a rapid response to an urgent enquiry from Smit.

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    Seaspan takes third 13,100TEU container ship

    2011-08-11T17:37:00Z

    Seaspan Corporation has accepted delivery of a 13,100 TEU containership, the Cosco Development. The new ship was constructed by Hyundai Heavy Industries.

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    UK-based consultants announce merger

    2011-08-11T17:37:00Z

    Marine scientific and technical consultants and surveyors, Brookes Bell LLP, and naval architects and marine engineers, Safety at Sea Ltd, have announced that the two UK-headquartered companies have merged.

  • ‘Sinbad’ ready to be floated out of the A&P Tyne drydock
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    Much achieved during two-week tanker refurbishment

    2011-08-11T09:30:00Z

    UK repair yard A&P Tyne has completed a 14-day drydocking, involving major refurbishment, on ABS-flagged, 45,000dwt, 183m product tanker Sinbad, managed by Admanthos Shipping Agency of USA.

  • The subsea mid water arch prepares to leave the A&P Tyne yard
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    Repair yard reports offshore construction success

    2011-08-10T14:43:00Z

    A&P Tyne says that it is building on its success in a new business sector with the completion of another subsea structure for an offshore oil and gas field.

  • ‘Tomorrow’s solutions’ involve both the design of the vessel and the mission equipment onboard
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    Ulstein sets up new offshore company

    2011-08-10T14:42:00Z

    Ulstein of Norway has established a new company, Ulstein IDEA Equipment Solutions. This company will take over the activities of former IDEA Heavy Equipment, a Dutch company with which Ulstein has cooperated recently.

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    New head office for bunker supplier

    2011-08-10T14:40:00Z

    Supplier and trader of marine fuel OW Bunker Copenhagen has moved offices to a new location in Hellerup, at the heart of Copenhagen’s shipping community.

  • Maritime satcoms provider Marlink has extended its contract with offshore operator Simon Møkster Shipping
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    Further five-year satcoms deal

    2011-08-10T14:40:00Z

    Satellite communications provider Marlink has extended its contract with Simon Møkster Shipping for an additional five years, continuing the provision of Sealink VSAT services on 18 existing ships, and five newbuildngs.

  • The MED-certified Ocean Signal SafeSea V100 GMDSS hand-held VHF
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    GMDSS hand portable gains MED wheelmark

    2011-08-09T17:23:00Z

    UK marine electronics company Ocean Signal has announced that its SafeSea V100 GMDSS hand-held VHF radio has been awarded MED product certification from BABT, as a portable survival craft two-way VHF radiotelephone.

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    New Wärtsilä service shop in Finland

    2011-08-09T17:23:00Z

    Wärtsilä has opened new workshop facilities in Helsinki, Finland. The company says that the new facilities enable it to offer a wide range of workshop services with rapid response times.

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    ICS supports IMO’s emissions stance

    2011-08-08T17:29:00Z

    The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) says that it supports the International Maritime Organization (IMO) as the architect of change when it comes to regulating shipping’s CO2 emissions.

  • BMT Nigel Gee’s design for a battery electric ferry for China
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    Battery ferry design contract awarded

    2011-08-08T17:28:00Z

    BMT Nigel Gee says that it has won an order from China for the design of a 25m battery-powered, all electric, 150 passenger, ferry for use in estuary and coastal waters.

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    Boxship engine order for Wärtsilä

    2011-08-08T17:27:00Z

    Wärtsilä has announced that its RT-flex60C main engines have been selected for the first series of eight 1,700TEU ''Bangkok-max'' container ships being built at the Guangzhou Wenchong Shipyard in China.

  • ‘Measuring Torque Correctly’
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    Reference source produced for torque measurement

    2011-08-08T17:26:00Z

    A 276-page reference book ‘Measuring Torque Correctly’ has been produced by Rainer Schicker and Dr Georg Wegener of HBM, covering essential aspects of using torque transducers.

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    New chemical tanker for NCC

    2011-08-08T17:26:00Z

    National Chemical Carriers (NCC), an 80% owned subsidiary of the National Shipping Co of Saudi Arabia (NSCSA) has taken delivery of a new chemical tanker named NCC Safa from SHINAsb of South Korea.

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    Ferry industry wants a stronger voice

    2011-08-08T17:12:00Z

    Interferry says it is opening an office in Brussels with a full-time specialist for European Union and IMO activities in a bid to strengthen the ferry industry’s voice on maritime policy and regulations.

  • The contract is signed at Harris Pye’s head office in Barry, South Wales, UK: (left to right) Takatsugu Yuki (MHI), Toshiaki Hori (MHI) and Mark Prendergast (Harris Pye)
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    Boiler after-sales agreement signed

    2011-08-05T19:49:00Z

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has signed an agreement with the UK-based Harris Pye group to carry out after-sales service on MHI marine boilers on a world wide non-exclusive basis.

  • Diagram showing the hybrid turbocharger
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    First hybrid turbocharged bulk carrier

    2011-08-05T19:49:00Z

    Japanese shipowner Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) has taken delivery of a new 180,000dwt 292m bulk carrier, Shin Koho, at the Universal Shipbuilding Corporation’s Tsu Shipyard.