Shipyard News – Page 42

  • The ship when completed will be named 'LÉ George Bernard Shaw'
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    Irish offshore patrol vessel floated out at Appledore

    2018-04-06T10:08:00Z

    UK naval shipbuilder Babcock has marked a key milestone in the build programme for the delivery of a fourth Offshore Patrol Vessel for the Irish Naval Service as it successfully floated the 90 metre vessel currently under construction at its Appledore facility, North Devon.

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    AtZ adds stabiliser overhauls to list of services

    2018-04-05T10:12:00Z

    UK marine engineering specialist AtZ has added stabilizer repair and maintenance to its comprehensive portfolio of marine engineering solutions.

  • The construction of the first ferry has already started
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    IJveer ferries for GVB Amsterdam

    2018-04-05T09:57:00Z

    Holland Shipyards Group has announced that it has again been contracted for the building of two more IJveer ferries of the 60-series for GVB Amsterdam.

  • Dagfinn Neteland says that these contracts confirm Fjord1’s leading role in the green shift on the Norwegian fjords
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    Seven ferry design deal for Havyard Group

    2018-04-05T09:35:00Z

    Havyard Group will be delivering the design for seven battery-powered ferries to Fjord1, five of which will be built at the company’s own shipyard.

  • 'Fostaborg' will take passengers from Holwerd to Ameland island in just 30 minutes
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    Netherlands ship designer busy with commercial marine jobs

    2018-04-04T09:57:00Z

    A new efficient Wagenborg ferry, designed by Van Oossanen was baptised ‘Fostaborg’ at the yard of its builder, Gebr. Van Enkhuizen in Makkum in March.

  • NavCad Longitudinal Wave Source
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    NavCad enhanced with new prediction functionality

    2018-04-04T08:17:00Z

    HydroComp''s hull design prediction software NavCad has been recently enhanced. NavCad provides critical feedback for early-stage design.

  • 'HMS Sutherland' (Crown copyright  / contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0)
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    Quartzelec providing support for the Royal Navy

    2018-03-29T12:33:00Z

    Throughout 2017 Quartzelec, an independent engineering service provider specializing in rotating electrical machines, has continued to actively support the UK’s Royal Navy via contracts placed by the MOD, Babcock Marine and BAE Systems, and this work is set to continue this year.

  • The weight decrease is more than 5kg/m2 when using the new solution
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    Saving weight with 4mm aluminium construction

    2018-03-29T11:21:00Z

    The Paroc Light Marine launch series has introduced new lightweight insulated solutions for A60 aluminium constructions enabling significant weight and cost reductions in the ship building industry.

  • A digital twin is a digital copy of a real ship
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    ‘Digital twins’ approach could cut costs in shipbuilding

    2018-03-26T13:09:00Z

    New partners have joined the Open Simulation Platform (OSP) initiative, which aims to create an open source digital platform which will allow the creation of so called ‘digital twins’ in the design of ships.

  • Busy again: Diedrich attracts offshore custom
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    Pre-season repair mix for Diedrich

    2018-03-26T11:08:00Z

    A trio of offshore wind farm CTVs and a local survey boat are among the latest workboats and passenger ships to undergo repair or maintenance at Germany’s busy Schiffswerft Diedrich, reports Tom Todd.

  • Edda Passat
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    Astilleros Gondán SOVs complete

    2018-03-23T10:01:00Z

    Astilleros Gondán has completed two new Service Operation Vessels (SOV) and delivered the first to owner Østensjø Rederi for use at Race Bank wind farm, off the coast of the UK.

  • Wikinger Princess is third Atlantis for Cassen Eils
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    Atlantis heads for Elbe service

    2018-03-22T10:01:00Z

    North German ferry and excursion specialist Cassen Eils is due to take its latest acquisition into service soon after local overhaul and maintenance work, reports Tom Todd.

  • BREDO takes on group repair hub role
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    Germans consolidate Repair

    2018-03-22T09:50:00Z

    There is news this Spring of a further consolidation in the ship repair and maintenance sector in north Germany, linking the Weser and Elbe Estuaries and involving prominent shipyards in the ports of Bremerhaven and Cuxhaven, writes Tom Todd.

  • Akacia has a close encounter with canal lock gate
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    Repairs slow to follow Canal collision

    2018-03-22T09:35:00Z

    German Naval Yards Kiel (GNYK) was late March reported preparing to repair damage to a lock gate almost cut in two in February on the nearby Kiel Canal by a 13,713dwt cargo ship, reports Tom Todd.

  • 'Red Eagle' marks the culmination of a £7m+ investment programme
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    New look Red Eagle returns to service

    2018-03-21T13:48:00Z

    A British ferry operator''s flagship vessel has returned to service between on the UK''s south coast with a brand new look following an extensive £3m interior refit.

  • COMPA repair uses carbon fibre reinforced plastic so offers a cost and time effective alternative to traditional ship repair
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    Composite repairs service acquires EU funding

    2018-03-19T12:49:00Z

    A Croatian composites repairs company has been awarded a €600,000 grant from the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 innovation and research programme to develop its repair technology.

  • The 'Keloa' will be installed with Cathelco MGPS
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    Cathelco supplies equipment for four jackups

    2018-03-14T11:41:00Z

    Cathelco is supplying marine growth prevention systems (MGPS) for four jackup barges owned by Gulf Marine Services in order to protect them against pipework blockages.

  • Offshore Ship Designers' vessel designs
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    New multi-tasking Ice Class OSD vessels

    2018-03-13T12:26:00Z

    Offshore Ship Designers (OSD) has unveiled three Ice Class vessel designs for marine services around the development of new arctic ports, terminals and offshore structures.

  • HPB 1300 has a maximum speed of 35 knots and a range of 200 nautical miles
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    ‘FPV Catrin’, Wales’ latest fisheries patrol boat

    2018-03-12T16:40:00Z

    Welsh Assembly Cabinet Secretary Lesley Griffiths gave Wales’ fisheries patrol team a major boost when she launched the Welsh Government’s latest high speed patrol boat in March.

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    New ro-pax design contract for Deltamarin

    2018-03-06T11:02:00Z

    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