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Changing from HFO to MDO or MGO
Saturday, 06.13.2009, 12:42pm

MARPOL Annex VI "Regulations for the Prevention of Air Pollution from Ships" stipulate that Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) combustion is not permitted during port stay and in specific areas at sea. The switchover to lighter types like Marine Diesel Oil (MDO) or Marine Gas Oil (MGO) requires monitoring and some modifications to the burner and fuel systems, as outlined by Aalborg Industries in this brief.


Regulations entering into force under the principal IMO Conventions   Fuel Viscosity at Engine Inlet   Propeller root cavitation erosion

Rules - Regulations
Long range identification and tracking (LRIT)
Friday, 05.29.2009, 05:20am
The Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) at its 81st session in May 2006 adopted new regulations for the LRIT together with associated performance standards and functional requirements.

S-VDR VDR Downloads and playback equipment for investigation Authorities.
IMO MATERIAL ON THE WEBSITE
   
Classification Updates
Revised MARPOL Annex VI
Wednesday, 06.24.2009, 05:43pm
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has published a revised Marpol Annex VI concerning the reduction of harmful emissions from ships. In order to provide a guideline to the new Annex VI for our clients, DNV is offering a new brochure “Regulation for the prevention of Air Pollution from ship- Technical and Operational Implications”

DNV- Guidelines on lay-up of ships
ABS Rules & Guides - 19 February 2009
Services Letters
FRANK MOHN AS Technical bulletins
Sunday, 05.04.2008, 08:52pm

The Framo range of products for marine applications comprises cargo pumping systems, transportable pumping system and anti-heeling pumping systems. Our cargo pumping system based upon hydraulically driven submerged cargo pumps, is delivered to chemical and product carriers, crude carriers, OBOs and FPSO / FSO units word-wide.

   
Guides & Check lists
DNV Guide for ultrasonic thickness measurements
Thursday, 01.29.2009, 08:21pm

June 2005. This booklet is totally revised, replacing the 1993 issue. Along with stricter requirements to the UTM companies, this guideline is a means of obtaining enhanced quality of ultrasonic thickness measurements done for class through a common understanding of requirements between class owner and UTM service suppliers - both related to the UTM scope and the work procedures in general for thickness measurements taken as part of the class survey.

Energy Efficiency and Fuel Management
Classification requirements for shaft alignment calculation
Education Training Courses
Port State Control: 12 October 2009
Monday, 09.14.2009, 07:17pm
Port State Control (PSC) is increasingly active on a world-wide basis in meeting their commitment
to combat against sub-standard shipping. They will continue to take measures to improve and
enhance PSC activities, to ensure compliance with applicable requirements for safety, pollution
prevention and manning conditions on board.
Maritime Labour Convention : 8 & 9 October 2009
Superintendents’ Course 8th & 9th July 2009
   
Maritime Documents
CHARTER PARTIES AND B/L FORMS
Sunday, 05.04.2008, 09:10pm

CHARTER PARTIES AND B/L FORMS

All forms have been selected from many maritime libraries
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Master's Common forms
Bunkers and Lubricants
ISO 8217–2005 New ISO specification for marine fuels
Wednesday, 01.28.2009, 09:11pm

The new specification standard of Marine Fuel quality for Diesel Engines, ISO 8217–2005, was finalised on November 1st 2005 and released to the public in the CIMAC (International Council on Combustion Engines) meeting on 23rd-24th November.

How to Select the Correct Size of Drip Type Bunker Sampler
   
General Use
Nautical Calculators
Saturday, 08.01.2009, 12:00pm
The Nautical Calculators can be used to solve many of the equations and conversions typically associated with marine navigation. Use the Options Menu above to select a category of Nautical Calculator.
Valuable information About the Suez Canal
Case Studies
High Speed Engine Repairs
Monday, 06.29.2009, 07:15pm
A 2500kw High speed Main Propulsion engine suffered failure by seperation of the piston Crown. Shown below is the detached crown seized in the liner.
Damage occurred to an extent that the conrod was able to exit the liner space and impact and break several adjacent structures. Shown below is the conrod sitting on an adjacent bearing cap. Damage can be seen to liner, adjacent entablature structure and next unit.
Casualty during lifeboat drill
Corrosion under walkways on Oil Tankers
   
What is & How To Do it
How EPIRB's work
Tuesday, 06.30.2009, 08:10am
Emergency Positioning Indicating Radio Beacons or EPIRBs are compact, buoyant and portable emergency devices specifically
designed to transmit a radio distress signal to alert emergency authorities of a need for rescue. Once activated, an EPIRB will continuously transmit a specific radio signal to be detected by satellites.
What is Anti Heeling Control System (AHCS)?
Propeller shaft optical alignment method
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