Nautical Science: A Practical Guide to How Ships Work at Sea
A working guide to nautical science from a deck officer and marine surveyor — covering ship navigation, cargo operations, maritime safety, steering and manoeuvring, and port procedures.
Nautical Science
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What Is a Ballast System on a Cargo Ship?
A cargo ship’s ballast system manages seawater intake and discharge to stabilize trim, list, and draft—crucial for safety, fuel efficiency, and legal compliance.
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Types of Gas Carriers as per IGC Code
Learn the types of gas carriers under the IGC Code, including tank types, safety features, and design standards for safe liquefied gas transport across global seas.
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Wind-Assisted Propulsion Systems (WAPS): A Game Changer for Maritime Decarbonization
Wind-Assisted Propulsion Systems (WAPS) offer a powerful solution by harnessing wind energy to reduce fuel consumption and emissions.
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Fire Hose SOLAS Requirements, Regulation 10: Ensuring Maritime Safety
All ships must comply with fire hose SOLAS Requirements outlined in regulations 10, particularly Chapter II-2, Part C “Suspenssion of Fire”.
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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.
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What is Ship Tonnage? All Types and Use Explained!
Ship tonnage explains a vessel’s capacity, impacting regulations, fees, safety, and construction—vital in modern shipping for efficiency and compliance.
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Top 10 Best Shipping Company Stocks with High Dividend Yields for Reliable Income
Discover the top 10 dividend-paying shipping stocks, their yields, market positions, and what makes each an attractive choice for stable income and growth.
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General Cargo Ships: Types, Roles, and Modern Innovations
Learn how general cargo ships handle diverse cargo, operate on remote routes, and adopt innovations for safer, greener shipping.
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Oil Tanker Types, Classification, and Regulatory Overview
Discover the types of oil tankers, their classifications, and regulatory compliance essentials, with insights on how ABS, LR, and DNV uphold operational safety.