#Scrapping levels slow as demand rises for older tonnage. There has been a decrease in the rate of scrapping #tugs and #workboats as owners find work for vessels over 30 years old, but there is little employment for single-screw tugs. https://lnkd.in/gW8g9-9P
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Another sucess story of Thordon bearing ,A reliable and cost saving solutions for marine industries
Thordon Bearings has secured a substantial contract to replace the rubber tailshaft bearings on an entire fleet of tugs, pilot vessels, and workboats operating in Panama with water-lubricated polymer bearings. This agreement with follows the successful retrofitting of Thordon’s SXL tailshaft bearings on twelve of its twin-screw tugs during scheduled dry dockings last year. The remaining 32 vessels will now be converted in batches during planned maintenance intervals over the next four years. https://hubs.ly/Q02xXwm40
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This is a real-life example of the stored-energy of a mooring hawser. The hawser appears to catch on the guide of the warping bollard. The point of this post isn't to assign blame, but to demonstrate the lesson to ALWAYS maintaining visual on the line you're hauling in. The winch can easily tension the line to 35 tonnes or more, and the elasticity of HDPE hawsers mean they absorb a lot of energy as 'potential energy' when stretched. That potential energy is converted to kinetic energy with millions of Newtons of force when it releases. #maritime #safety #management
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This is a real-life example of the stored-energy of a mooring hawser. The hawser appears to catch on the guide of the warping bollard. The point of this post isn't to assign blame, but to demonstrate the lesson to ALWAYS maintaining visual on the line you're hauling in. The winch can easily tension the line to 35 tonnes or more, and the elasticity of HDPE hawsers mean they absorb a lot of energy as 'potential energy' when stretched. That potential energy is converted to kinetic energy with millions of Newtons of force when it releases. #maritime #safety #management
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