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Rishab Joshi is marine engineer with extensive experience of tanker vessels. Presently working with General Maritime Corporation (GMC), he loves reading maritime case studies and reports on trending issues. Also an amateur photographer, he doesn’t miss a chance to use his camera while at sea. Currently busy writing an e-book on oil tankers.

Raw Video: Container Ship in Storm, Bridge is a Mess

By Rishab Joshi | In: Videos | Last Updated on January 1, 2021

The video shows a container ship in heavy storm with a tensed crew and a messed up bridge.

40 Nautical Gift Ideas For Your Loved Ones In 2020

By Rishab Joshi | In: Recreation | Last Updated on November 15, 2020

Give your loved ones a unique nautical gift to evoke the love for the sea you share with them. Choose one from the nautical gifts ideas mentioned in this article.

10 Great Lakes Shipwrecks

By Rishab Joshi | In: Maritime History | Last Updated on September 25, 2020

The Great Lakes form an important internal navigable channel in the Central North American region. However traversing through these water areas isn’t easy and many ships in the past have succumbed and irrevocably lost in their swirling depths. Here are the top 10 great lakes shipwrecks.

10 Safety Precautions To Take While Handling Inert Gas System On Ships

By Rishab Joshi | In: Marine Safety | Last Updated on December 29, 2020

As inert gas is asphyxiating, it can cause hazardous effects on ship personnel and can even lead to death. Ship officers must take extra precautions while dealing with inert gas and inert gas system on board ships. Learn ten safety precautions to take while dealing with inert gas system.

Understanding Function of Anti-fouling Paint and Factors to Apply it

By Rishab Joshi | In: Guidelines | Last Updated on November 15, 2019

The anti-fouling paint is so designed that it gets removed gradually by the flow of water. As the ship moves forward in the seawater, the anti-fouling paint gets eroded at a very slow rate. This brings fresh layer of biocide to the surface, which acts as toxin for the marine growth and prevents it to stick to the hull’s surface.

Photo of the Day: Ship Amidst Huge Waves in Taiwan Strait

By Rishab Joshi | In: Photo of the day | Last Updated on October 24, 2019

Diar Yudianto sent us some great photographs of rough weather in the Taiwan Strait while sailing on tanker vessel MT Sun Hope. They have been selected as our photo of the day. Check them out.

Photo of the Day : Seawater With Different Colors

By Rishab Joshi | In: Photo of the day | Last Updated on November 7, 2019

3rd Officer Rahul Gupta captured this beautiful picture of seawater with two different colors while sailing from Arabian Sea to Persian Gulf. Checkout this amazing photograph which is also our photo-of-the-day inside the article.

Important Points for Checking Ship’s Main Engine Bearings

By Rishab Joshi | In: Main Engine | Last Updated on October 8, 2020

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Main engine bearings are opened up for inspection or renewal if their is a breakdown in the rotating equipment, grounding/ accident, or for routine maintenance and survey. Learn important steps that must be considered while checking engine bearings.

Stad Ship Tunnel – The First Ship Tunnel in the World

By Rishab Joshi | In: Future Shipping | Last Updated on July 23, 2016

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The Stad Ship Tunnel is a proposed ship tunnel that would bypass the Stad Peninsula in Selje, Norway – one of the most exposed and dangerous areas for ships along the coast of Norway.

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