Vessels News – Page 101

  • 'Adurni' has been operating out of Shoreham Port since its build by Delta Shipyard in 1984
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    Shoreham Port Authority sings the praises of Twin Disc marine gears

    2017-11-29T15:58:00Z

    Shoreham Port Authority has reported over three decades of continuous use from its MG514 marine gears, which were installed on-board their vessel the ‘Aduri’ in 1984.

  • SUPERSHIFT 2 negates the need for an additional hydraulic circuit
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    ZF rolls out SUPERSHIFT 2 for further gearbox models

    2017-11-28T17:09:00Z

    Marine propulsion specialist, ZF is launching its SUPERSHIFT 2 electro-hydraulic gear shifting technology for further gearbox models.

  • L-R, Piet de Wolf, Laurina van der Maas, Martin Wijs of De Wolf and Joel Reid, Global Sales Director, Cox Powertrain
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    Cox Powertrain Introduces new Dutch Distributor at METSTRADE

    2017-11-28T12:27:00Z

    Cox Powertrain, the British company behind the development of the world’s highest power density diesel outboard engine, the CXO300, has announced De Wolf Maritime Safety as its distributor for the Netherlands and Belgium.

  • QSK38 with the Cummins aftertreatment
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    Workboat Show premiere for Cummins’ latest, leanest, cleanest diesel

    2017-11-28T12:13:00Z

    Cummins Inc. announced at the International Workboat Show the new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Tier 4 solution for its marine QSK38 engine with cleaner emissions and improved warranty.

  • 'Christine' prepares to establish a towing connection with 'Islay Trader' (Photo: Margate RNLI)
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    TOWLINES

    2017-11-10T12:13:00Z

    A Medway-based tug has come to the aid of a general cargo vessel that dragged its anchor and ran aground at Margate on the UK’s north Kent coast.

  • Usual towing procedures were adapted for the Floatgen job (Photo: Boluda)
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    Floating turbines and giant container ships keeping Boluda busy

    2017-11-10T11:59:00Z

    Boluda France has reported on two towing operations perhaps routine, but of interest involving France’s first floating offshore wind turbine and assisting one of the world’s largest container ships.

  • Even bad weather did not dampen Østensjø Rederi’s three vessel naming ceremony
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    Grand naming for Østensjø’s dual-fuel trio

    2017-11-10T11:36:00Z

    Three of the more notable tugs deliveries in recent times have now completed the process of their entry into service with the traditional name-giving ceremony at Hammerfest in Norway.

  • Wärtsilä has introduced three new tug designs featuring its HY propulsion system
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    New eco-friendly tug designs from Wärtsilä

    2017-11-10T11:20:00Z

    Helsinki-based technology group Wärtsilä has introduced three new tug designs featuring its HY propulsion system adding to designs and innovations aimed at addressing environmental and efficiency issues.

  • Stan tugs ready to purchase 'off the shelf'
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    Damen opens its doors for another Workboat Festival

    2017-11-10T11:11:00Z

    Damen Shipyards has thrown open its doors for the second year to an invited audience of clients, industry partners and media representatives including from ‘MJ’, showcasing its range of workboats.

  • Another consignment of Damen tugs heads for Rotterdam
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    Delivery and order round-up

    2017-11-10T10:51:00Z

    This month’s look at new arrivals to the tug world together with recent orders, as usual concerns news with predominantly European involvement but also from further afield of industry interest.

  • Tommy Norton
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    Australia’s first Damen dredger

    2017-10-23T10:06:00Z

    The first dredger built by Damen for Australia is capable of working to depths of 15m.

  • Yanmar 6EY26DF Dual-Fuel Engine
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    Yanmar at Europort

    2017-10-12T09:27:00Z

    Yanmar Europe will be present at Europort 2017 in Rotterdam, in Hall 1 Stand 1220, promoting the company’s range of commercial marine products from diesel engines, transmissions to the new small diesel outboard developed by Neander Shark in Germany.

  • a horizontal shaft takes the drive from the engine to the gearbox and then the gearing in the gearbox changes the angle to match the requirements of the propeller shaft
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    Down angle gearbox from Reintjes

    2017-10-11T11:18:00Z

    As part of the company’s planned move into new areas, the German marine propulsion company Reintjes has introduced a down angle gearbox that is claimed to have advantages over conventional gearboxes.

  • We tested the D-Torque on a Zodiac Milpro 5.30 metre RIB
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    Yanmar D-Torque diesel outboard

    2017-10-05T16:01:00Z

    The outboard engine market is dominated by petrol engines which are mainly designed for the leisure market so it was a new experience to start up a diesel outboard, the first to bear the Yanmar badge for 10 years.

  • Frank Hiller
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    DEUTZ acquires Torqeedo 1

    2017-09-28T15:28:00Z

    DEUTZ has acquired Torqeedo in bid to electrify its product range.

  • Demand for enginei fuel optimisation systems is leading to expansion for Royston
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    Fuel monitoring system demand prompts expansion

    2017-09-27T14:38:00Z

    Growing global demand for advanced technology marine fuel monitoring systems from Royston has prompted an expansion of the company’s dedicated enginei support team.

  • A towage connection is established with  'VSC Poseidon' (Tsavliris)
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    Busy times for Tsavliris

    2017-09-25T12:55:00Z

    With annual statistics covering Lloyd’s Open Form cases considered elsewhere in this column who better than Tsavliris Salvage to turn to for a snapshot of typical recent salvage activities.

  • The number of wreck removals doubled in 2016 but income from them halved (Rvongher)
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    Increasing demand but falling revenues for salvors

    2017-09-25T12:48:00Z

    The International Salvage Union (ISU) has provided statistics for 2016 reporting increasing numbers of services but falling revenues adding to commercial pressures for salvors.

  • Fumes from the cargo holds forced the evacuation of the crew  of 'Cheshire' (SeenThis.net)
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    Salvors deal with bulker fire

    2017-09-25T12:35:00Z

    An on-going salvage operation has highlighted potential dangers from shipboard fires and dealing with the phenomenon of chemical reaction.

  • Les Chapman is soon to take over from Hugh Shaw OBE as UK SOSREP (MCA)
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    New UK SOSREP appointed

    2017-09-25T11:52:00Z

    The UK Maritime & Coastguard Agency has announced the appointment of a new Secretary of State’s Representative (SOSREP) for maritime salvage and intervention.