Greetings from Europort, Istanbul! It’s day two, and Steerprop’s dynamic team, Anu Peippo and Kimmo Lainio, are ready to guide you through Steerprop´s fit-for-purpose approach - covering everything from the initial design phase to long-term vessel maintenance. With an unwavering commitment to quality, we ensure our propulsion solutions are precisely tailored to meet your requirements. See you at the stand 2.130 for an up-close look and hands-on experience with Steerprop’s Contra-Rotating Propeller (CRP). We look forward to seeing you there! #europortistanbul #marinepropulsion #propulsionsystems #engineering #shipbuilding #maritimeindustry #resolvetoperform #steerprop
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It‘s not rocket science? Well, if not, it‘s still very similar. While working in the fields of shipbuilding, ship repair, and offshore metal construction production, the RNDV team regularly is faced with impressive projects that literally can look like they’re from another planet due to their extent, complexity, and need for precision. Our ambassador, professional rally driver Vaidotas Zala, interviewed Redanas Garšva, Head of Construction at RNDV. Redanas Garšva is responsible for the implementation of various projects of shipbuilding, ship repair, and offshore metal construction production. An expert with more than 25 years of professional experience, Redanas shared what has made the RNDV team grow so successfully. In the last two years, the RNDV shipbuilding and ship repair segments have grown by 100%. During the interview, Garšva shared, “In the shipbuilding segment, as in others, the clients mostly value the high work quality as well as meeting the deadlines. Trust in a business partner doesn’t come unexpectedly – it’s the result of work, which over time and with received recommendations, allows us to record such a growth in this business activity.” #RNDV #PoweredByTeamwork #Shipbuilding #Offshore
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Sanmar A.Ş. , Robert Allan Ltd. and Svitzer have delivered an innovative tug that will ultimately use electric propulsion with methanol fuels cells. The vessel will be a ‘self-sustained tug with longer endurance and fewer operational constraints than a purely battery-powered vessel’, the firms say. Bearing the name Svitzer Taurus, the new vessel was named at a ceremony at Sanmar’s Altinova Shipyard. It was attended by senior executives from both Svitzer and RAL along with civic dignitaries and the delivery can be considered an important milestone in the development of shiphandling tugs, which is witnessing innovation in both alternative fuels and the design of the vessels themselves. In 2023 Svitzer, then part of A.P. Moller-Maersk, announced the launch of the second phase of its project to design what it called ‘the world’s first methanol hybrid fuel cell tug’, including its collaboration with RAL. The eventual series will feature an electrical propulsion system with methanol fuel cells and batteries delivering a ‘self-sustained tug with longer endurance and fewer operational constraints than a purely battery-powered vessel’. Secondary methanol-fuelled generators will provide back-up power if required without the need for a secondary fuel. Earlier, MAN had reported Sanmar ordering a pair of its 12V175D-MM, 2,040kW-rated IMO Tier III propulsion engines for the 60tbp TRAnsverse tugs. Another Turkish shipyard, UZMAR, is also engaged in constructing two new TRAnsverse tugs for Svitzer Australian operation. Renderings of the vessel indicate the wheelhouse and accommodation positioned towards the raised (what can be considered) forward end with the covered towing winch amidships, allowing shiphandling operations over the stern via a ‘unique’ towing staple developed by Svitzer. The design also incorporates other safety-related features including automated connection of the tow line with the assisted vessel. Read the full story on Maritime Journal; https://lnkd.in/eUD6EfgJ
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🌊 Harnessing the Power of Underwater Lift Bags 🌊 Underwater lift bags are revolutionizing the way we approach marine operations. Here’s why they’re a game-changer: 🔹 Versatility: Ideal for salvage operations, underwater construction, and lifting heavy objects with precision and ease. 🔹 Efficiency: Quick deployment and reliable lifting capabilities save time and reduce operational costs. 🔹 Safety: Minimize the risk of accidents by providing stable and controlled lifting underwater. At Agastya Invention, our underwater lift bags are designed with special features to ensure top performance and safety: High Tensile Strength Fabric: Ensures durability and reliability under extreme conditions. RF Welding: Provides strong, leak-proof seams for maximum integrity. IMCA D016 Compliant: Meets industry standards for quality and safety. Single Lifting Point: Simplifies operations and enhances control. Dump Valve: Allows for precise control of buoyancy. Lift Belt Harness (7:1 Safety Factor): Ensures secure and safe lifting operations. Overall Safety Factor (6:1): Guarantees high safety margins in all applications. Let's dive into the future of marine engineering together! #MarineTech #Innovation #UnderwaterLiftBags #AgastyaInvention #SafetyFirst #EngineeringExcellence #Sustainability #GoGreen
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🏗️ dteq Transport Engineering Solutions Sets the Standard for Precision in Heavy Lift Operations! 🌟 In the world of heavy-duty transport engineering, meticulous preparation and professional execution are absolute musts. A recent article in the Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International magazine highlights our expertise in the field in collaboration with deugro #Spain on a monumental project. 🎯 The goal: Loading and securing a 1,688-tonne pedestal crane measuring over 165 m x 23 m x 43 m onto a deck carrier from a barge. To make it happen, we: ✅ Designed custom technical solutions, including large beams (grillage) for the ocean voyage. ✅ Implemented rigorous seafastening techniques. ✅ Conducted detailed calculations for precision. ✅ Maintained thorough communication with vessel owners. ✅ Prioritized safety at every stage of the process. Jump to page 67 to read the full article! https://ow.ly/jiSo50R903B #HeavyLiftOperations #TransportEngineering #HLPFI #deugro #SafetyFirst #dteq
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there is so much more technology to be used in Marine transportation
Evolution of Top Technology (World's First One-Time Setting Method) Midway through the shipbuilding process, a massive block is lifted! What force and technology are needed to lift this hefty steel structure? Will the world's first attempt to lift the Goliath crane, built like the Apollo launch pad, be successful in one go? The world's first maritime crane parallel connection one-time setting method is born! Let's take a look at the evolution of the block installation technology in shipyards. Credited by: Hanwha Group #offshore #technology #structures #maritime #shipyards
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September is here, and the shipyard season is in high gear! When you are swamped with challenging tasks and tight deadlines, you need tools that can keep up. The expanded Metalynx 2.0 line combines innovation with performance to tackle the toughest shipbuilding and repair jobs, delivering longer wheel life, cooler cuts, and flawless finishes. Boost your productivity and rise to the challenge with Metalynx 2.0. Do not let the pressure slow you down—equip your team with Metalynx 2.0 and power through the busy season. Discover how Metalynx 2.0 can transform your shipyard operations: https://lnkd.in/dfiRNuSu
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In our latest Luchtvaart in Transitie Technical Projects Series, we dive into the exciting work happening within the HOT project, led by Fokker Next Gen. This project focuses on developing a liquid hydrogen storage and distribution system for next-generation hydrogen combustion aircraft. 🔧 Jenny van der Pols and Kasper Uithof explain how the team has completed the system design, set up an initial version of a virtual twin and made initial preparations for an iron bird. The next phase? Creation, testing, and validating the virtual twin, the iron bird, and making a digital twin of the iron bird. The digital twin is a digital representation of the iron bird, allowing seamless integration of the physical and digital worlds. This enables real-time data collection and monitoring to improve the storage, distribution and propulsion system. 🔗 Watch the video to learn more about this groundbreaking work: https://lnkd.in/eQ5YnYC3 #NGF #SustainableAviation #Hydrogen Nationaal Groeifonds Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat Ron van Baaren Adriana van der Linden
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𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞: 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐳𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐒𝐡𝐢𝐩𝐛𝐮𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐈𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐯𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐞 Ready to modernize your shipbuilding processes? At InnovMarine, we are dedicated to transforming the marine industry through digital innovation. Our advanced digital solutions are designed to streamline your operations, enhance accuracy, and significantly reduce manual effort. 🚢💡 Transitioning to digital processes with InnovMarine means more than just upgrading software—it's about transforming your approach to shipbuilding. With tools like and 𝐈𝐌𝐒𝐮𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐲 and QUICKBRAIN , we help you manage your projects more efficiently from design through construction, all while maintaining the highest standards of quality and precision. Embrace the future of shipbuilding with InnovMarine and see how our digital solutions can make a substantial difference in your operations. 🌐🔧 #InnovMarine #DigitalShipbuilding #MarineInnovation #ShipbuildingTechnology
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[SUCCESS🏆STORY] 2024 JEC Composites Innovation Awards winner in the category Maritime Transportation & Shipbuilding: OceanWings (ex-AYRO) and partners Alizés, Jifmar Offshore ,Zéphyr et Borée, Neptune Marine, VPLP Design and ArianeGroup for the OceanWings® project Baptiste Rossi discusses the company's recent success in this competition. >> https://ow.ly/c9pl50Sr0Fn 📄 OceanWings® is a patented, automated, self-raising and lowering vertical wingsail system that enables newbuild or existing ships to reduce their fuel consumption and resulting carbon footprint by up to 50%. The challenges of our technology include the wing's ability to withstand winds of up to 100 knots, while ensuring the proper functioning of its operations: automatic orientation in relation to the wind, adjustable camber, reefable and furlable. Structure is therefore essential to meet these challenges. At OceanWings, we have chosen to use composite materials to a large extent in the construction of our wingsails, for their high mechanical strength and lightweight. 💡Key benefits: •Up to 50% of fuel savings •Automated and passive system •Dimensioned for harsh sea environmental conditions •Reefable and furlable system •Adapted to new-build and retrofitted ships #JECinnovationawards #composites #oceanwings #marine #shipbuilding
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An operator was drilling the 7.875-in. section of a well in the Wolfcamp D. Despite drilling through a difficult formation, they still needed to improve their return-on-investment and reduce drilling time. They worked with the D-Tech Rotary Steerable team to determine the best solution going forward. By combining the streamlined design and advanced capabilities of the tool with 24/7 real-time support and the use of autonomous steering modes, the D-Tech system was able to successfully drill 11,600+ ft, helping the customer achieve their objectives. Contact us to learn more about how you can reduce downtime and maximize performance with the #1 independent rotary steerable tool on your next well. Continuous improvement. Superior performance. Exceptional reliability. The option you can trust. #dtechdrillingtools #performancedrilling #dtechrotarysteerable #nextgenerationrss #continuousimprovement #rss #rotarysteerable #dtech #dtechdrilling #drillingtools #houston #directionaldrilling
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