Equipment News – Page 96
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NewsTrials underway for Falmouth monitoring buoy
Falmouth Harbour Commissioners, the Trust Port Authority for Falmouth Harbour in the UK, are trialling innovative hardware and software developed in conjunction with Cornwall based company Triskel Marine Ltd.
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NewsThe rich winch market pull
Unlikely as it seems, the commercial workboat business owes a lot to the Abramovichs and Mansours of this world, explains Tom Loasby of Dorset UK based marine deck equipment suppliers Seaway Powell.
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NewsSEACAMS is what’s app in Welsh waters
Sustainable Expansion of the Applied Coastal and Marine Sectors (SEACAMS) is an ambitious project to support a whole range of coastal and marine related industries.
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NewsCombined ocean and tidal currents aid passage
The first vessel optimisation application offering combined tidal and non-tidal (ocean) current data has been launched for integrated vessel speed and route optimisation.
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NewsRide quality monitoring packs sales sting
Scorpion Ribs can provide proof of the ride quality and performance of their vessels from the data obtained using the Dyena Acceleration Recorder.
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Top award for Engine Monitoring Unit
Poole UK based marine electronics manufacturer Actisense won the Product of the Year award at the BMEA (British Marine Electronics Association)conference with its new EMU-1 Engine Monitoring Unit.
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NewsPrecision seabed ploughing monitoring for Cork
A project that has allowed Ireland’s Port of Cork to precisely monitor and record the winter programme of seabed ploughing in real time for the first ever time is being delivered by Succorfish in partnership with Irish marine communication specialists SEA-Tech.
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NewsRapid response testing keeps barge working
Unique Seaflex was recently contacted by Saipem in Portugal, which was looking to urgently conduct a 550 tonne load test on a derrick barge located at Point Noire in the Congo.
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NewsMotion compensation platforms lifting off
A new era in offshore working has begun, with the launch of Barge Master.
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NewsDeck equipment and propulsion for 10 OSVs
Rolls-Royce has signed contracts to deliver an extensive package of ship equipment for ten anchor handling offshore vessels to the Malaysian ship builder Nam Cheong.
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NewsNORSOK standards raise safety bar
Although new regulations for davits used in the Norwegian offshore industry will not come into force until 2015 they are already raising the safety bar.
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NewsNew cranes key to Rosyth regeneration
As part of a major upgrade by Babcock to the Rosyth Dockyard in Scotland, new overhead travelling cranes (OTC’s) have been built and installed by Street Crane Company.
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NewsHeavy lift success with nuclear projects
Staffordshire UK based shipping company Robert Wynn and Sons Ltd is currently at the forefront of the largest energy projects on both sides of the Channel.
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Electric cranes for Danish heavy lift vessels
MacGregor has won a contract to deliver four 250 tonne heavy lift electric cranes to two 12,000 dwt multi-purpose vessels for a Danish operator Nordana.
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NewsLifting the light in Port of Valencia
TCV Stevedoring Company SA, the container terminal in Valencia belonging to Grup TCB, has purchased and implemented the first STS Super Post Panamax crane in the world, lit entirely with LED technology.
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NewsHeave compensated MaXine extends operations
IHC Vremac Cylinders, part of IHC Merwede, has introduced the MaXine 50 heave compensator to its Dutch, Belgian and German offshore partners.
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NewsProject cargoes to the Caspian
A new ship launched by the Nevsky Shipyard has been designed to carry project and heavy lift cargoes from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea.
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NewsECDIS upgrades for fast cat fleet
Swedish company Adveto has, through its distributor Westronic in Bergen, secured an order consisting of software and ECDIS-kernel upgrade and new continuous 36 month support for twenty six High Speed Craft (HSC) passenger catamarans.
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NewsBeaconing for Spanish marine energy platform
Spanish manufacturer of AtoN, Almarin, has supplied the maritime beaconing for Biscay Marine Energy Platform (BIMEP) in Bizkaia, Spain.
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NewsDynamic navigation for high speed craft
FRC International launched the innovative ‘DYNAV’ dynamic navigation system for high speed craft at Chalmers University Maritime Department, Gothenburg, Sweden on 29 October 2013.
