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High energy Lithium-Ion battery from Saft
Battery specialist Saft has launched a new product in the Xcelion product line, the Xcelion 6T-E, a high energy lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery capable of providing double the useful capacity of lead-acid batteries in the same footprint.
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Rolls-Royce and Finferries sign autonomy cooperation agreement
Rolls-Royce and Finnish shipowner Finferries have signed a collaboration agreement to develop joint strategies and solutions to optimise the safety and efficiency of marine operations through developing the technology for decision supporting systems and to demonstrate remote and autonomous ferry operations.
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Sulzer looks to do away with marine generator exciter pack failure
Equipment repair specialist Sulzer has been on a mission to find a solution to the problem of exciter pack failure within an ice-breaker’s shaft generator.
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UK boat builder embarks upon pioneering RIB Antarctic project
UK boatbuilder Island RIBs has been commissioned to build two 7.5m RIBs for the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) which need to demonstrate high levels of sea keeping ability, stability and flexibility of design.
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Computer game simulation technology for wave energy
A PhD student at the University of Manchester has unveiled an innovative new method and software for using computer game technology to carry out complex scientific simulations in the wave energy sector.
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SHOCK-WBV shock mitigation ranges at Seawork
SHOCK-WBV will showcase its new ranges of shock mitigation solutions designed for combating whole body vibration at Seawork 2018.
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Oil dispersal: making it easier to get it right
“The use of dispersant for oil is controversial,” said John Hughes of Ayles Fernie. “If you pour dispersant into the sea, it just creates another issue on top of your original problem.”
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A Z-Bow for Zenith
The hull form under Njord Offshore’s new support vessel, ''Zenith'', is an interesting response to recent evolutionary pressures within the windfarm industry: it’s looking at transporting more cargo, more fuel – and, since those long-awaited regulatory changes, more than a dozen technicians at a time.
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Moving the big ship
Outreach has been involved in some interesting projects since last year’s Seawork show.
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Liebherr’s CBO space-saver
Liebherr has a new take on an established crane: the CBO (Compact Board Offshore) series, with its A-frame base and lattice boom, offers inherent stability paired with a very neat footprint.
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Answering fibre’s loaded questions
The first thought crossing anyone’s mind on seeing Parkburn’s Deepwater fibre rope capstan winch for the first time will probably be ‘What on earth is it?’
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Van Oord celebrates 150th anniversary
Dutch dredging major Van Oord has celebrated its 150th anniversary with the launch of its first LNG powered vessel, the crane dredger ''Werkendam''.
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Damen launches new DOP Dredger Series
Netherlands based Damen Dredging Equipment has launched a new DOP Dredging Series following the success of the versatile DOP submersible dredge pump.
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IHC launches DEME’s latest in China
The Belgian DEME Group’s latest trailing suction hopper dredger ''Bonny River'' has been successfully launched at Royal IHC’s partner yard COSCO Guangdong Shipyard in China.
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Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure Conference
The Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure Conference, hosted by CEDA and the IADC, will take place in Amsterdam on 19-20 November 2018.
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Young CEDA Belgian dredgers visit
The Young CEDA Belgian Section recently invited 50 students and young professionals to visit two Jan De Nul dredgers.
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Wind farm light regulating technology improves safety and reduces community impact
New technology has been developed that reduces the intensity of obstruction lights on wind turbines to improve safety for nearby pilots and reduce the impact of the beacons on local communities.
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Tornado Boats launching new shock mitigation seat
Tornado Boats International has announced the launch of a new Shock Mitigation Suspension Seat for use on RIBs.
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5G compatible antenna
The Finnish communications company Promarine will be showing its proTAC5311 antenna at Seawork, an antenna that it says currently outperforms all other 4G antennas on the market, and will be fully compatible with 5G.
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Cost effective prototyping
For OEMs who want to turn a CAD drawing into a cost-effective prototype, Polycast Ltd will be showing the latest options available.