Equipment News – Page 148

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    Harbour Patrol Trained for New Season

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    The Patrol Team at Chichester Harbour UK have just completed a week of rigorous training.

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    Sound and Vibration Reduction Training

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    An international training course on ''Sound and Vibration on Board'' takes place in Delft, the Netherlands on 5 and 6 June 2007.

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    Breakthrough Coastline Mapping Programme

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    UK marine data supplier SeaZone Solutions Ltd has announced the completion of the first pilot area as part of its ongoing Coastline Mapping Improvement Programme (CMIP), which it claims will ''revolutionise'' our understanding of the relationship between land and sea.

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    North Sea Winches Clinches Holyhead Double

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    Scarborough UK based North Sea Winches continues its provision of specialist equipment for the commercial marine sector with identical packages of deck machinery for two newbuild 35m tugs for Holyhead Towing.

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    Versatile Spreader Reaches a 'Century'

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    Clipper Elite Carriers (CEC) has ordered a Modulift Spreader System for permanent use on the 9,000dwt multipurpose container/heavy lift vessel ''CEC Century''.

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    Markey Makes Its Plimsoll Mark

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    Professional Mariner magazine in the USA presented Markey Machinery Company with the 2006 Plimsoll Award for Innovation, during a ceremony held as part of the Connecticut Maritime Association''s Shipping 2007 conference.

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    Hooked On for the Future

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    Lifeboat and davit manufacturer Schat-Harding has completely re-engineered its range of on-load release hooks.

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    Lightweight Rope Lifts Pipelay Production

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    Allseas Group S.A., a Swiss offshore pipe laying company, has collaborated with DSM Dyneema to improve the safety and speed of underwater pipe laying using next generation rope technology.

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    German Ports Embrace Straddle Carriers

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    Kalmar Industries'' seventh generation ESC series has reaffirmed its position as the straddle carrier of choice for German ports with new orders for a combined 27 units received from the country''s leading terminal operators.

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    Winch Control Package for 'Floating Port'

    2007-04-01T18:07:00Z

    Siemens announced the award of a contract earlier this month from Oceaneering Advanced Technologies to provide an electric winch motor control system and an energy storage system for a crane designed to move large containers on US Navy ships at sea.

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    AIS Enabled Buoy Launched in Oz

    2007-03-01T18:07:00Z

    A truly ''smart'' Sealite buoy was launched last month by Toll Westernport in Westernport Bay, Australia.

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    Auto-Dimming Range Lights for Esbjerg

    2007-03-01T18:07:00Z

    A range light system supplied by Tideland Signal Limited to the Danish Lighthouse Authority (Farvandsvaesenet) for the port of Esbjerg is equipped with a range of auto-dimming facilities to provide appropriate light levels for all conditions from bright sunlight to fog and dark nights.

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    'Video Wall' VTS for Port of Antwerp

    2007-03-01T18:07:00Z

    Two Belgian companies, Barco, which designs and develops visualisation products, and technical installations specialists Fabricom GTI, are installing a high performance VTS system, including new radars, for the Port of Antwerp.

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    Dredgers Scoop Savings on Satellite Use

    2007-03-01T18:07:00Z

    Belgium based contractors Dredging International is using new software to cut the cost of transferring business critical data over satellite between its ships dispersed worldwide and its onshore offices.

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    Car Carrier Captains Drive Digital NavComms

    2007-03-01T18:07:00Z

    Wallenius Marine AB in Stockholm have placed a landmark order through Admiralty Distributor Nautic Center AB for over thirty complete sets of the recently launched Admiralty Digital Publications (ADP) portfolio developed by the UK Hydrographic Office.

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    Pocket Navtex Links to Any PC

    2007-03-01T18:07:00Z

    Bristol UK based Marine Electronic Services has introduced the new Wetterbox WIB2 Navtex Black Box Receiver, a cigarette packet sized unit which incorporates an internal Navtex receiver and PC interface.

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    'Future of Marine Navigation' Demonstrated

    2007-03-01T18:07:00Z

    Specially adapted Kongsberg Norcontrol IT C-Scope software formed the platform for an in depth MarNIS (Maritime Navigation and Information Services) demonstration, held at the MCA''s Highcliffe Training Centre on 13 & 14th Feb 2007.

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    New Unit Controls Generator Exhaust Discharge and is Kind to Environment

    2007-01-01T18:07:00Z

    The problem of generator exhaust discharge has been addressed by a new system from America''s Centek Industries which filters the exhaust to discharge environmentally friendly water. After exhaustive testing by a Lloyd''s Register senior surveyor, Gen-Kleen has recently received the LT Type Approval Certificate.

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    'System in a Box' Monitoring Solution

    2007-01-01T18:07:00Z

    Energy Solutions, based in Rochester, Kent UK, have developed System in a Box a new product designed primarily for boats under 40ft and incorporating one of the biggest selling products from the core Victron product line alongside their own exclusively designed and manufactured components.

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    Swedes Satisfy Rescue Needs of Offshore Wind Power Industry

    2007-01-01T18:07:00Z

    The consent given last month by the British Government for the world''s largest wind farm to be built in the Thames Estuary further validates the arrival of the offshore wind power industry as a valuable contributor to the battle against global warming and for the security of energy supplies.