What Is Bunkering On Ships?
Cargo ships consume a hefty amount of fuel every day especially when it is under voyage. Hence, it is necessary to plan in advance when and where to take fuel […]
Marine Engineering
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Unmanned Machinery Spaces or UMS on Ships
Engine room watchkeeping is a continuous way for the watch to monitor and attend to the engine room and be able to rectify and troubleshoot problems that may occur anytime. […]
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What Is PV Valve And PV Breaker On Ships?
Just like most of the equipment, tanks also have some limited pressure range to be followed for it not to be devastated. Excessive tank pressure and vacuum can surely cause […]
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How Offshore Wind Farms Are Revolutionizing Energy Market
Offshore wind farms are becoming increasingly popular in many parts of the world. This type of renewable energy is growing in popularity as it offers a way to generate electricity […]
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What Is Marine Salvage? Types and Process of Marine Salvage
A critical component to avoiding environmental or economic damage during a marine catastrophe is the ability to respond swiftly and appropriately in the aftermath of an accident to save all […]
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What Is Waterjet Propulsion On Small Vessels?
Have you ever seen a boat at a boat show or even in a marina where there are no outboard motors or propellers mounted when you look at the back […]
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Carbon Fiber Vs Fiberglass: The Main Differences And Comparisons
Can you identify the difference between and compare carbon fiber vs fiberglass? Contrary to what many people think, they are not the same thing. Both carbon fiber and fiberglass are […]
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How Do Submarines Work Underwater?
The question of how submarines work might be like magic for the general public, no one can even imagine how a submarine that is so massive can perform the miracle […]
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10 Deepest Points of the World’s Oceans
The vast world’s oceans hold unprecedented mysteries, among them being deep trenches. Ocean beds have valleys, plateaus, flatlands, and mountains, similar to the earth’s surface. Such features have led to […]
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Why Is The Ocean Blue?
As is the typical answer, the ocean appears to look blue, but as we all know if you have a smaller quantity of water, in a glass for example, it […]