Cargo Handling Systems and Equipment on Oil Tankers
Learn about oil tanker cargo systems, from pumps to safety alarms, ensuring safe oil transfer, storage, and handling through regulated procedures and equipment.
Marine Systems
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The Future of Marine Propulsion Systems: Electric, Hybrid, and Wind-Assisted Ships
Explore the future of marine propulsion with electric, hybrid, and wind-assisted systems. Discover how these technologies reduce emissions and improve efficiency.
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The Quality Control Process in Marine Manufacturing
Companies in the marine manufacturing space must have tight and effective quality control processes. What steps should an effective quality control process include?
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Marine Satellite Internet: How Ships Keep Connected
Some boaters take leisurely trips to the lake while others venture into the ocean, far removed from the rest of civilization. Thankfully, marine satellite internet helps ships stay connected.
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What Happens if a Ship Loses Power?
A power outage is among the worst issues for maritime professionals. What happens if a ship loses power?
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Marine Diesel Oil: Everything You Need to Know
Cargo ships make up a substantial portion of international transport, and they rely heavily on marine diesel oil (MDO) to propel across the seas.
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What is a Dual-Fuel Engine? Exploring Its Advantages and Use in the Maritime Sector
Discover the versatility and technological advancements of dual-fuel engines in the maritime industry. Learn how they revolutionize the sector.
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What is a Ballast Water Treatment System?
An in-depth exploration of Ballast Water Treatment Systems, their types, functioning, and key IMO regulations for safeguarding marine environments.
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Maritime Hydraulic Components: Essential Elements for Sea Vessel Performance
Overview of Maritime Hydraulic Systems Maritime hydraulic systems are essential for the efficient operation of various machinery on ships and vessels. They leverage the power of fluid mechanics to transmit […]
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Propeller Cavitation: Causes, Effects, and Prevention
Propeller cavitation is a phenomenon that can cause significant damage to a ship’s propeller and reduce its overall efficiency.