Propulsion – Page 7 – Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference

Model test being carried out on Flexitab surface drive system

Propulsion Surface drive principles applied to large ships 31 January 2013

Volstad’s OCV ’Grand Canyon’, for which NES has supplied what is claimed to be the world’s largest low voltage diesel electric plant.

Propulsion Success for Norwegian electro specialist 1 November 2012

Operation of Voith’s swing-out azimuthing rim-drive thruster

Propulsion Voith adds swing-out capability to rim-drive thruster 1 November 2012

A 22-shipset patrol craft order for MJP waterjets from French yard OCEA has resulted in further global orders

Propulsion Success for Swedish waterjets 31 December 2011

The Wärtsilä 50DF tri-fuel medium-speed engine can switch smoothly between natural gas, light fuel oil and heavy fuel oil during operation

Propulsion Steep rise projected for dual-fuel applications 30 November 2011

Propulsion Well-designed silencers to deal with low frequency noise 27 November 2011

Diagram showing operation of the Cyclone Power engine

Propulsion The return of coal-fired steam ship propulsion 27 October 2011

The Revolvo SRB split roller bearing is being made available for marine propulsion applications

Propulsion Split bearings prevent ship layovers 30 April 2011

Three Caterpillar high speed diesels in a crewboat installation

Propulsion The case for multiple engines 29 March 2011

German football legend Lothar Matthäus meets guests at the Castrol-supported gala dinner

Propulsion Successful 2010 P&E conference in Hamburg 6 May 2010