Equipment News – Page 26
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Efficiency optimisation tool
Vessel Performance Solutions’ Vesper efficiency optimisation tool is now available on Kongsberg Digital’s Kognifai Marketplace.
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NewsMotion compensated gangway back aboard ‘Oceanic’
Allseas has awarded Netherlands-based offshore equipment company SMST a new rental contract for a motion compensated gangway.
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NewsMighty spreader for DEME’s ‘Orion’
Huisman has signed with DEME for the delivery of a 2,300mt Lifting Spreader and a set of adaptive Damping Tugger Winches.
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News13 contracts and counting for 2021
Ampelmann, the Dutch offshore access provider, has signed 13 contracts in European offshore wind in the first half of 2021.
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NewsLarge capacity leg crane
NOV has been contracted by Cadeler to upgrade the ‘Wind Osprey’ vessel with a new, large capacity leg crane.
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NewsCondition monitoring upgrade
New condition monitoring software aims to improve vessel reliability, increase uptime, enhance safety and save maintenance costs.
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NewsModular onshore beacons reduce logistics costs
Logistics in marine works are frequently more expensive than the equipment installed. This is certainly true with marine aids to navigation (AtoN) equipment in locations with difficult access.
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NewsCOLREGS compliant vessel automation
Robosys’ latest product, Voyager 100, is aimed at commercial and workboat vessels and is currently going through a vigorous system-verification series of tests.
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NewsZeroNorth acquisition
Maritime technology company ZeroNorth has acquired a digital vessel performance company.
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NewsAutonomous and Remote-Control Functions Guide
A new guide for Autonomous and Remote-Control Functions sets out a goal-based framework for the implementation of these technologies on vessels and offshore units. and introduces two new notations.
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NewsGetting smart about safety
Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRLs) are valuable for vertical fall arrest protection, but knowing where, when and how to use them is critical.
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NewsComposite IP66 fire hose cabinet
Jo Bird has announced the launch of its first IP66 rated cabinet after several years of painstaking R&D.
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NewsSeably introduces new Director
Captain John Carlo Gatti has been announced as the new Seably Director for Maritime Training Institutions.
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News3D printed crane hooks scaling up
Heavy lift equipment company Huisman has successfully tested four new 3D printed 350mt crane hooks according to the strictest criteria, and under the supervision of the independent certification authority Lloyd''s Register.
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NewsNavigational simulator feat
A navigational simulator has become the first interactive ‘instructor-led’ cloud training solution to gain new DNV Class D certification.
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NewsLifting code of practice launched
The LEEA (Lifting Equipment Engineers Association) has made its Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Lifting Equipment (COPSULE) available to download free.
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NewsSurvival manual updated
Seafarers can now benefit from an updated survival manual for lifeboats and liferafts.
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2000 TM Master licenses
With more than 2000 TM Master licenses worldwide, Tero Marine has helped ship operators re-think and re-engineer their ship management operations to offer real efficiencies. It’s software suite of products comprise of modules for ship maintenance, procurement, HSEQ and Crewing.
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NewsNew guide to handling water jets
The increasing popularity of water jet–propelled vessels both in the civilian and military sectors of the maritime industry has outpaced the commonly available and approachable books on these ships, says one publisher.
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NewsElectric revolution for walk to work gangway
Dutch offshore access provider Ampelmann, has announced the launch of an electric version of its signature A-type system.
