Marine Construction News – Page 78
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Keeping tabs on cable transits
Cable and pipe penetrations are crucial for the safety level onboard ships and offshore units.
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NewsPortland Port mooring capacity to be extended
A maritime engineering company has been selected to work on a major infrastructure project designed to extend the mooring capacity of Queen’s Pier by 40m at Portland Port in Dorset, UK.
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NewsHydrographic research vessel underway
A sustainably focused hydrographic research vessel that can be utilised by dredging and offshore wind projects is due to be completed next year.
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NewsSecond large ferry export
A UK shipyard has completed the second aluminium fast ferry for a Mexican operator, with light weight and timely delivery both being major deciding factors in the contract award.
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Ship designer expands into US
A European ship design and engineering company will expand its business to the US with the opening of a new office.
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NewsHybrid car ferry cuts emissions
A hybrid car ferry built for one of Sweden’s busiest maritime routes is ready to begin operating.
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NewsProject milestone for composites supplier
A composites supplier is making headway on a vessel construction project following the completion of a demoulding task.
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NewsNorthwester 2 construction works begin
Construction works for a seventh offshore wind farm off the Belgian coast have started with offshore seabed preparation works commenced.
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NewsUK port names latest pilot boat
Opened by Tim Jenkins from the local Fishermen’s Mission, the ceremony included a traditional blessing ritual and champagne christening.
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NewsAviation-inspired passenger cabins
Bourbon Mobility, a specialist in offshore personel transport, has partnered with Peugeot Design Lab to propose interior designs inspired by the aviation industry.
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NewsPhasing out oil-based composites
SeaBioComp, is a new collaborative project that has been launched to develop and produce novel bio-based thermoplastic composite materials.
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NewsEuroCarrier jumboisation for Jifmar
France-based Jifmar has recently relaunched a Neptune Marine EuroCarrier 3212 converted by Neptune to meet the requests of their clients.
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SENER awarded
AINE, the Association of Naval Architects of Spain, has awarded its prize for "Best company in the profession" to the SENER engineering and technology group at the 2018 AINE Awards.
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NewsFree online overtopping tool
Bayonet GPE, the free online overtopping tool developed by industry experts at HR Wallingford, is now live for coastal engineers to use.
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NewsDock pumps for Casablanca
Bedford Pumps Ltd, will supply five pumps for a dock dewatering application at the Port of Casablanca in Morocco.
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NewsWave propulsion pilot for Faeroese ferry
A Faroe Islands ferry will soon be using experimental underwater wings to help it generate additional forward propulsion in rough water.
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NewsWorld’s largest crane vessel put to the test
‘Sleipnir’, Heerema Marine Contractor’s newly launched semi-submersible crane vessel and the world’s first LNG powered Construction Vessel, has successfully completed her sea trials and crane load tests.
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NewsNeopolia to build Neoline ships
French startup Neoline has chosen Neopolia S.A.S. for the construction of its first two sailing main propulsion vessels.
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New screening installation design by Damen
Damen Dredging in the Netherlands has completed assembly of a screening installation for an aggregates dredger of type MAD3500 currently under build at the Damen yard in Galati, Romania.
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NewsAlewijnse AlViVi platform for DEME dredgers
Rotterdam area based systems integrator Alewijnse Marine has introduced a new virtualisation and visualisation platform for use on trailing suction hopper dredgers.
