Seawork – Page 10
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High expectations from low voltage
The move towards electric drives and more marine systems now operating at 48VDC has led to an increased requirement for power electronics in that extra voltage range, a marine power systems manufacturer and distributor has said.
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First thruster integrator for NMEA 2000
Complete systems supplier and thruster specialist Vetus has announced NMEA 2000® certification for its new CANverter gateway device, offering industry-first connectivity and communication capabilities for operators and owners using its proportional bow and stern thrusters.
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Berthon accreditation
Commercial marine and leisure marine services, engineering and Versadock provider Berthon has successfully achieved the transition to the first internationally recognised standard for Occupational Health and Safety ISO45001:2018, replacing its existing British standard OHSAS18001:2007.
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New monitoring and management software
ComAp has just announced its new monitoring and management software, InteliSCADA, replacing InteliMonitor for monitoring and management of ComAp controllers and accessories.
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New DC Variable Speed Generators
Fischer Panda UK’s display trailer at Seawork 2021 will feature its new range of large variable speed DC VS generators.
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Safety expansion
Marine Fire Safety is pleased to announce that it is teaming up with Lalizas UK to expand its safety products and service support to all their customers.
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New liferaft hydrostatic release unit
Following a three-year detailed research and development programme, Lalizas has launched a new HRU, which is suitable for all liferaft variants on the market from 4-150 persons.
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Williams Shipping commits to Wales
Seawork regular Williams Shipping has launched a new website to spearhead its services to the renewable energy sector, part of the company’s commitment to long-term investment in Pembroke Port.
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Apprenticeship partnership
A new partnership for the provision of UK maritime apprenticeships has been unveiled by the The Marine Society and Seawork exhibitor SeaRegs Training Ltd.
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A home city show for DLM
Southampton, UK- headquartered DLM are specialists in the design, manufacture, repair and calibration of load cells and load monitoring equipment.
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Sea Sure installs new machining centre as part of £250k investment
Seawork regulars Sea Sure have recently invested £250k in a new HURCO 5-axis machining centre.
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Besenzoni broadens commercial range
Italian company Besenzoni has decided to introduce to the wider public its range of products designed for the commercial and military sectors.
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HST Marine expands into the workboat market
An interesting development will see HST Marine expand its crew transfer vessel (CTV) activities into the workboat market with a newbuild Damen Multi Cat.
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Largest GRP and composite patrol ship
Spanish shipyard Rodman Polyships says it is pushing the boundaries of composite shipbuilding with the launch of a new 43m Offshore Patrol Vessel.
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High-speed platform aids tech development
Autonomous systems development could be given a boost with a new high-speed technology demonstrator vessel currently nearing the end of a refit project.
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ECMAs open now for 2021
Nominations are now open for the 2021 European Commercial Marine Awards, which will be presented at Seawork in June.
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Underwater concreting masterclass
A recent emergency bridge scour repair has shown the range of concreting competencies at the disposal of Welsh marine civil engineers and M&CCE exhibitors Kaymac.
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Technical working group to accelerate vessel decarbonization
The second meeting of trade body The Workboat Association’s new technical working group, which would have formed a key part of the Seawork schedule has taken place virtually instead.
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New dates confirmed for Seawork
Mercator Media Ltd has confirmed that, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 23rd edition of Seawork and sister event the M&CCE Expo will now be held 15-17 June 2021. This also affects and applies to Speed@Seawork, now to be held 14 June 2021.
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Seawork exhibition rescheduled due to coronavirus concerns
Seawork International commercial marine exhibition and conference, along with the Speed@Seawork sea trials event and Marine & Coastal Civil Engineering Expo (M&CCE) are all to be rescheduled until a later date, to be announced in due course.