Power & Propulsion – Page 44

  • The Switch aims to be a major player in the marine drive business
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    Drives consolidation

    2016-11-10T16:44:00Z

    The Switch, a Finland-headquartered technology specialist of advanced drive trains recently taken over by Japan’s Yaskawa Corporation, has now closed the deal to purchase Wärtsilä’s Norway-based marine power drives product range for megawatt-class applications.

  • PowerCell Sweden AB has received its first order from the marine industry
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    First marine order for PowerCell stacks

    2016-11-09T16:42:00Z

    PowerCell Sweden AB has received its first order for two PowerCell S3 prototype stacks from the marine industry which Swiss Hydrogen will install on a ship powered by photovoltaics.

  • Six test devices are included in each Conidia test package
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    Diesel bug: early detection

    2016-11-07T12:13:00Z

    The fuel systems on modern diesel engines that have common rail injection systems are increasingly sensitive to contamination of the fuel, especially with low sulphur fuels.

  • Volvo Penta has unveiled its new 8 litre diesel engine for commercial applications
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    Volvo Penta 8 litre diesel offering

    2016-09-06T15:19:00Z

    Volvo Penta unveiled its new 8 litre diesel engine for commercial applications for the first time at this year’s SMM exhibition in Hamburg.

  • The taxiboat hybrid gets back into the water for the first time
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    Hybrid transformation

    2016-09-02T11:16:00Z

    A Venice taxiboat is on the way to being transformed from a dirty, exhaust-belching anachronism into a robust, high-tech hybrid.

  • Initially, the SCR will only be available on the 12-cylinder models
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    Baudouin’s new SCR system

    2016-08-26T15:44:00Z

    Following the successful launch last year of its new M26.3 engine range, French diesel engine manufacturer Moteurs Baudouin has announced the forthcoming release of a clean exhaust solution to meet both EPA Tier 4 and IMO Tier 3emission standards.

  • At 17.3 knots (32 km/h), two MAN D2676 engines take passengers comfortably from one shore to the other. © Katamaran-Reederei Bodensee GmbH & Co. KG.
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    Catamaran field trials

    2016-08-23T16:32:00Z

    German diesel engine manufacturer MAN, which has been field trialling engines aboard a Lake Constance catamaran has recently published the project’s first results regarding consumption and reliability.

  • The individually steerable pods, which are controlled by the joystick when in docking mode, enhance the all-round manoeuvrability
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    IPS ferry

    2016-08-23T11:39:00Z

    A new passenger ferry launched in Naples, Italy is claimed to be the first boat of its kind in the region to be installed with Volvo Penta''s IPS drives. The new ferry, the ‘Antares’, is fitted with a pair of IPS 900 units and has been built by the Nautica ...

  • Mr Schenke achieved a efficient calculation of complex flow problems critical to Voith’s power transmission division
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    Propulsion efficiency for hull propeller systems

    2016-08-22T15:02:00Z

    The power transmission technology category of the Hanns Voith Foundation prize this year went to Sören Schenke from the Hamburg-Harburg University of Technology for his master’s thesis on the ‘Assessment of Propulsion Efficiency for Hull-Propeller Systems’.

  • NAVE VA wants to run its business in an ethical and sustainable way
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    Hybrid partnership proven

    2016-08-19T16:30:00Z

    France-headquartered Leroy-Somer and UK-headquartered Control Techniques and Mayday Electronics have joined forces to offer a hybrid propulsion system for a new Corsican excursion vessel.

  • The TD 600 HTC has a single stage four bladed impeller matched to a 5-bladed stator
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    Biggest water jet from Castoldi

    2016-08-16T16:20:00Z

    Italian water jet pioneer Castoldi which has produced over 50,000 water jet units since the company started production is in the final stage trials of its new unit, the TD 600 HTC.

  • The new Cougar displacement cat powered by JCB engines
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    Cougar displacement catamaran Debra Maria is powered by JCB

    2016-08-11T16:00:00Z

    Twin Mermaid JCB engines have been chosen to power a new catamaran for fisherman Robert Mole.

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    DBR Doen distributorship

    2016-08-11T12:03:00Z

    Recently Netherlands company DBR signed the contract with Australian waterjet manufacturer Doen to serve the Dutch and Belgium market for the Doen Waterjets.

  • Individual cylinder heads allow pistons to be lifted with the engine in place
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    Compact power from Yanmar

    2016-08-10T11:43:00Z

    Japanese diesel engine manufacturer Yanmar has announced the introduction of its new common-rail commercial marine engine, the 6AYEM to Europe.

  • The Rotterdam watertaxi holds 12 people and runs at a top speed of 25 km/h
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    Torqeedo makes public transportation inroads

    2016-08-09T12:15:00Z

    German electric outboard motor pioneer, Torqeedo, has provided details of two public transportation projects that are successfully using its new Deep Blue motors.

  • The new MTU gas marine engine on the test bench
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    Gas delivering diesel-type performance

    2016-07-07T11:13:00Z

    The new MTU gas marine engine, the first from Rolls-Royce, has just completed 3,000 successful hours on the test bench at Friedrichshafen, Germany. As of 2018, Rolls-Royce will deliver the first certified series production gas engines for commercial vessels.

  • The Gilnetter LT32 from Mavrik Marine is set to be launched in late autumn 2016
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    MAN D2676 powered workboat

    2016-07-06T16:25:00Z

    The first MAN D2676 powered workboat is nearly ready for launch and once completed it will be put straight into operation salmon fishing in Alaska.

  • The SM-94 receives its world debut at Seawork
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    New engines from Sole Diesel

    2016-07-06T10:06:00Z

    Sole Diesel SA has launched its latest marine diesel engines, the SM-82 and SM-94.

  • Red Jet 6 is powered by four Type 10V 2000 M72 MTU engines
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    Quad MTU power for ‘Red Jet 6’

    2016-07-04T15:14:00Z

    The latest addition to the British Red Funnel ferry fleet, ‘Red Jet 6’, completed its first sea trials in June 2016 and will go into service in July. The high-speed catamaran ferry was built in Britain by Shemara Refit on the Isle of Wight with Rolls-Royce supplying four MTU Type ...

  • The main use of these Punk couplings on work boats would be on the Carden shaft that allows the engine to be flexibly mounted and still maintain connection to the rigidly mounted propeller shaft
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    Punk Couplings

    2016-06-20T11:27:00Z

    A new design of universal joint introduced at Seawork International 2016 by Punk Couplings is set to revolutionise the world of universal joints. In the marine world these joints are mainly used on the shaft that links the gearbox to the propeller shaft with the universal joint allowing for any ...