All News articles – Page 411
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NewsBiological sewage treatment for marine applications
The new Evac EcoTreat biological wastewater treatment plant is claimed to deliver the best of both worlds for owners of small vessels, with cost-effective treatment of black and gray water that meets and exceeds the latest environmental standards.
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News‘Brexit Blinkers’ warning from PD Ports
UK port operator PD Ports has urged UK businesses not to develop ‘Brexit blinkers’ but instead to explore significant new global opportunities as the UK negotiates its exit from the EU.
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NewsLaminaria raises €2M for wave energy development
Laminaria, a Belgian company in the field of wave energy generation, has raised €2M from new investors, QBIC II and PMV, and existing investor CEIP.
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Scottish corrosion project
Scottish Enterprise and partners have recently been promoting the new flagship NeSSIE project at two major Scottish energy events.
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NewsSensor alliance
Seawork 2017 exhibitors Reygar and Gill Sensors & Controls have formed a strategic partnership where Gill’s extensive range of specialist sensors can be integrated into Reygar’s BareFLEET fleet monitoring system.
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NewsLinkspans for Calais
MacGregor has signed a contract with Bouygues Travaux Publics, one of the world''s largest civil engineering construction companies, to design, build and install three ferry linkspan facilities in France.
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NewsScheepswerf Kooiman Hoebee appoints Bastiaan Rigter as MD
Scheepswerf Kooiman Hoebee has appointed Bastiaan Rigter as managing director to build the company’s market position.
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NewsTurbine installation at Dudgeon offshore windfarm completes
The work to install 67 Siemens 6MW turbines at the Dudgeon offshore windfarm has been completed in a project which one operator calls its toughest to date.
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NewsDutch Sand Engine solution comes to the UK
Bacton Gas Terminal and residents of the surrounding Norfolk villages will benefit from Dutch experience as Royal HaskoningDHV completes the detailed design for an innovative coastal protection project.
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NewsOperational safety strengthened with 20t A-Frame test
Pharos Offshore has established a handling system test procedure to prove an A-Frame can safely operate with a 20t load.
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NewsUK producer of concrete breakwaters
Gael Force Engineering’s first floating concrete breakwater has recently been launched and is considered to be an enormous achievement for the UK-based pontoon manufacturer.
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NewsChess long range coastal surveillance system
There is an expanding requirement for coastal surveillance both as a means of countering potential terrorist threats and for border intrusions and this requirement can extend to monitoring wind farms and other offshore installations.
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NewsNew Yanmar 4LV series diesels
Yanmar, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of advanced marine diesel engines, has introduced its new series of common-rail engines.
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NewsBIMCO guidance for avoiding life boat accidents
BIMCO has developed new guidance for seafarers on the safe launching and recovery of lifeboats using fall preventer devices (FPDs) to reduce seafarer fatalities and injuries.
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NewsPropElements 2017
HydroComp Inc. has implemented significant new features to HydroComp PropElements 2017, its propeller design and optimization programme.
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NewsAutonomous ships and the human element
As vessels become more and more autonomous consideration has to be given to the human element of future vessel operations, according to David Patraiko FNI, Director of Projects at The Nautical Institute, a UK-headquartered maritime professional organisation.
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NewsRAMLAB gets closer to world’s first 3D printed props
A prototype of the world’s first class approved 3D printed ship’s propeller has been produced. The 1,350mm diameter tug propeller – named WAAMpeller – is the result of a cooperative consortium of companies that includes Damen Shipyards Group, RAMLAB, Promarin, Autodesk and Bureau Veritas.
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NewsWaterproof inside and out
According to Zhik, the Australian performance apparel brand, its newly launched Kiama Coat is ideal for powered craft and working in the marine environment, both on and off the water in cold and wet conditions.
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NewsAustralian boat design founder passes away
The founder of an Australian boat designer influential to many of the vessel designs on the market today has passed away.
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NewsLower offshore wind prices driving contracts
Cost reductions in offshore wind are fuelling growth in industry contracts with three UK offshore wind projects making successful bids.
