Latest News – Page 388
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NewsSercel supplies Sentinel HR streamer to AWI
Sercel recently sold one of its new Sentinel HR high-resolution solid streamers to the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI), the German research foundation specialising in polar and marine research in the Arctic and Antarctic.
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NewsCeltic Voyager explores lost landscapes of Irish Sea
As part of the ''Lost Frontiers'' project, a research team from Ireland''s Institute of Technology Sligo and University College Cork recently explored extensive submerged landscapes of the Irish Sea aboard the Marine Institute''s ''RV Celtic Voyager''.
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NewsPSM analogue programmable transmitters approved
PSM Instrumentation has been awarded Marine Type Approval from DNV GL for its new Analogue Pressure Transmitters (APT) which can offer a cost-effective alternative to alternative tank level transmitters.
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NewsSubsea inspection methods throwing up significant challenges
The Offshore Wind Accelerator (OWA) recently announced the winning projects of its recent innovation competition to find novel subsea methods to inspect offshore wind substructures, reports Andrew Williams.
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NewsCheetah introduces Kitt catamaran for unmanned ops
Cheetah Marine has introduced its latest 11.2m long cab vessel in support of autonomous and unmanned operations.
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New ro-pax design contract for Deltamarin
Deltamarin Ltd has signed a contract with Chinese Guangzhou Shipyard International Co, Ltd (GSI) for consultancy and engineering services for two DFDS ro-pax ferries
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NewsNorsafe’s Munin S1200 Open
Norsafe’s Munin S1200 Open will be at Seawork, showing off its potential as a very nifty but low-maintenance vessel designed for everything from patrol, security, search and rescue to dive and survey support.
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IMO body recommends Fleet Safety for GMDSS recognition
Fleet Safety from Inmarsat, a new service incorporating FleetBroadband and a Maritime Safety Terminal (MST) has been recommended for Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) recognition, after its performance was subjected to intensive review by a group of International Maritime Organization-appointed experts.
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NewsUK consortium takes another step closer to lightweight composite cabin manufacture
When the Lightweight Composite Cabin prototype was launched by a consortium of PE Composites and Trimline Limited at SMM in Hamburg in 2016 the companies say it created a lot of interest from the cruise, river cruise, ferry and defence sectors.
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NewsJFC showing met and data buoys
Irish plastics manufacturer JFC Marine will showcase to the international market its latest range of data or met buoys at the upcoming Seawork International 2018.
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NewsSafehaven Marine launches its first Interceptor 48 pilot boat
Irish pilot boat specialist builder Safehaven Marine has launched an Interceptor 48 pilot vessel ‘Svitzer Oued Rmel’ for operations at the new TM2 Port in Tangier, Morocco.
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NewsTackling navigation buoys wandering off station
Hydrosphere thinks it has the solution to the problem of marine navigation buoys wandering off station because of exposure to the elements at their location.
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NewsMapping the UK’s small commercial marine industry
British Marine’s project to map the UK’s small commercial marine industry has entered the next important stage in its work in the run up to Seawork International 2018.
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NewsRugged Village Marine watermakers debut
The exclusive UK distributor of Village Marine watermakers, Fischer Panda UK, will showcase the rugged commercial standard systems for the first time at this year’s Seawork International.
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NewsLatest HVAC technology for commercial vessels
HVAC specialist Dometic is demonstrating its capabilities for incorporating the latest variable speed chiller technology, titanium condensers, chilled water and air-cooled units within its customised systems for commercial vessels, as well as focusing on its high-performance reverse-osmosis watermakers and new coolbox models at this year’s Seawork International.
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NewsRemote cleanup kit for boats and towers
A robotic cleaning machine that can take on vertical or even inverted surfaces, the TorboMate Crawler “automates the blast cleaning process” says Gary Flanagan of Ecoblast Supplies.
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NewsDarley H2NA team broadens its offering
James Hare of H2NA Limited told ''MJ'' that the blossoming partnership between their company and long-time Seawork exhibitor Ian Darley is “surprisingly like a mentoring project”.
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NewsFlying high: thickness gauge for drones overcomes development challenges
A drone-mounted thickness gauge will be flown by Dorchester-based, Tritex NDT at Seawork this year, showing how far the industry has come in exploring safer, quicker (and cheaper) inspection options.
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NewsFrom heated combat to cold floodwaters
Designed as a Special Forces boat, Zodiac Milpro’s FC470 has seen a fair amount of active military combat, but it’s raised its game and is now being enlisted to help the Wales Fire Service win against ‘Acts of God’.
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NewsKristian Gøbel: Nautisk
According to Kristian Gøbel of Nautisk, onboard software developers should ask ‘what features do you never use?’ as much as ''what do you like?''
