Other Equipment – Page 26
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NewsCathelco begins USCG shipboard testing
Cathelco’s Evolution ballast water treatment (BWT) system has begun shipboard testing for US Coast Guard (USCG) type approval.
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NewsValmet automation for Danish E-ferry
Finnish electric powertrain specialist Visedo has commissioned Valmet to supply automation and machinery remote control technology for a Danish electric ferry (E-ferry) project.
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Union Maritime in savings financed scrubber deal
UK ship owner Union Maritime is to pay for a US$1.995 million scrubber from Pacific Green Technologies Marine (PGTM) with the money it saves from continued use of heavy fuel oil in emission control areas.
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Combined abatement installation for Yara LPG carriers
Yara Marine Technologies has successfully delivered a combined SOx and NOx abatement installation for two of Hyundai Heavy Industries LPG carriers, ‘Yara Kara’ and ‘Yara Nauma’.
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NewsNew battery pack system from Becker
Becker Marine Systems unveiled its new low-cost, compact battery system which is currently in its test phase.
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Ballast water management system MoU
Following the ratification of the Ballast Water Management Convention two industry players based in Asia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for BWMS supply.
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NewsShip owners adapt waste heat recovery strategies
Harris Pye Engineering has highlighted how ship owners are employing waste heat recovery to reduce energy consumption in a variety of scenarios, from increasingly diverse sources.
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Norwegian authority approves PBES energy storage
The Norwegian Maritime Authority has approved Plan B Energy Storage’s (PBES) lithium-ion batteries for use in electric and hybrid vessels in Norway.
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OceanSaver files final USCG type approval application
Norwegian ballast water management system supplier OceanSaver has submitted its formal application for final US Coast Guard type approval of its MKII electrochlorination system.
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NewsCorvus batteries for Wightlink ferry
Wärtsilä has selected Corvus’ Orca Energy lithium-ion based energy storage system (ESS) for installation on a new hybrid ferry being built for UK operator Wightlink Ferries.
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App addresses boiler dosing challenges
Wilhelmsen Ships Service (WSS) has introduced a new innovation to counter the threat of vessel boiler failure.
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NewsThe Switch to acquire Wärtsilä drives business
Electric drivetrain specialist The Switch is to strengthen its offer with the acquisition of Wärtsila Drives’ product portfolio, testing centre and manufacturing facilities.
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NewsOptimarin USCG type approval imminent
Optimarin is set to become first supplier of an environmentally friendly UV-based system to gain USCG approval.
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New orders for Becker Marine Systems
Becker Marine System exhibited at SMM on the back of multiple new deals for its high-performance rudders and solutions.
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NewsDNV GL certification for Eaton
Eaton’s SmartWire-DT technology was certified by DNV GL at SMM, as the company showcased its latest marine and shipbuilding product portfolio.
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GE Power chooses Corvus energy storage
GE’s Power Conversion business will integrate Orca ESS technology for merchant, naval and offshore applications at its marine power test facility and customer demonstration centre.
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NewsInline lamp drivers slash Trojan BWMS footprint
Trojan Marinex has reduced the system footprint of its ballast water treatment (BWT) plant by up to 30% with the introduction of inline lamp drivers.
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NewsPM shaft generators for Stenersen tankers
WE Tech Solutions has received an order for permanent magnet shaft generators for two 17,500dwt chemical tankers to be built by Taizhou Kouan Shipbuilding Co for Norwegian shipowner Rederiet Stenersen.
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Evoqua updates marine growth prevention system
Evoqua Water Technologies is to launch an updated version of its Chloropac marine growth prevention system.
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NewsDebut verifies Calnetix waste heat recovery
The Hydrocurrent waste heat recovery system developed by Calnetix Technologies and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has been validated on its debut installation onboard the containership ‘Arnold Maersk’, the developers claim.
