• Home
  • News
  • Videos
  • Marine Tech
    • Air Compressor
    • Ship Generator
    • Oily Water Separator
    • Ship Stabilizer
    • Boiler
  • Navigation
    • Mooring
    • Watchkeeping
    • Maneuvering
    • Anchoring
    • Equipment
  • More
    • Life At Sea
    • Careers
    • Naval Arch
    • Safety
    • Shipboard Guidelines
    • Forums
    • Financial Planning
    • Reports
    • Maritime Events
    • Photos
    • Apps
  • Premium E-Books
  • Free E-Books
  • Advertise
  • Home
  • News
  • Videos
  • Marine Tech
    • Air Compressor
    • Ship Generator
    • Oily Water Separator
    • Ship Stabilizer
    • Boiler
  • Navigation
    • Mooring
    • Watchkeeping
    • Maneuvering
    • Anchoring
    • Equipment
  • More
    • Life At Sea
    • Careers
    • Naval Arch
    • Safety
    • Shipboard Guidelines
    • Forums
    • Financial Planning
    • Reports
    • Maritime Events
    • Photos
    • Apps
  • Premium E-Books
  • Free E-Books
  • Advertise

Marine Insight

The Maritime Industry Guide

Articles By Sriram Balasubramanian

Sriram Balasubramanian is a marine engineer with specialized knowledge and experience in LNG carriers. He has worked for companies like Shell and Mitsui O.S.K Lines. An established technology writer, Sriram has written for a couple of famous maritime websites. He also makes technical videos on a variety of marine engineering topics.

Operational Advantages of Tri-Fuel Diesel Electric Propulsion (TFDE) Over Diesel Engine Propulsion

By Sriram Balasubramanian | In: Main Engine | Last Updated on October 11, 2019

This article throws light on LNG ships in general. The two most famous designs of Q-flex and TFDE LNG ships are being compared. Find out the operational advantages of tri-fuel diesel electric propulsion over diesel engine propulsion.

The Science Behind Marine Boiler Water Circulation on Ships

By Sriram Balasubramanian | In: Boiler | Last Updated on December 13, 2019

Marine Boilers play an integral part in the operation of a ship. Proper maintenance of these boilers is required for their smooth working and thus it’s important to understand their working. Find out the science behind the marine boiler water circulation on ships.

Why are Transformer and Alternator Ratings in kVA on Ships?

By Sriram Balasubramanian | In: Marine Electrical | Last Updated on October 16, 2020

Transformer

Electrical ratings of transformer and alternator on ships are always done in kVA. Find out why they are mentioned in only KVA and not in KW, by understanding the concept behind the electrical systems working on ship.

Reasons for Using High Voltage Systems On board Ships

By Sriram Balasubramanian | In: Marine Electrical | Last Updated on October 7, 2019

A Ship cannot run on the traditional electrical systems with less voltage. The high capacity marine diesel engines and other machinery on ships require higher voltage systems to produce more electrical power. Find out the reasons for using high voltage systems on board ships.

Top 5 Anti-Seizure Compounds Used Onboard Ships

By Sriram Balasubramanian | In: Guidelines | Last Updated on October 11, 2019

Anti-seize compounds are used on ships to prevent seizure of metal components which takes place because of several reasons. Mentioned herein are the most important anti seize compounds that are used on ships.

How to Find an Earth Fault On board Ships?

By Sriram Balasubramanian | In: Marine Electrical | Last Updated on August 6, 2020

Earth fault is considered very critical on board a ship. Some ships which operate at 440 V do not have any trip devices attached for a single earth fault. However when the operating voltage exceeds 3000V, it is mandatory to have a protection system which isolates when a machinery suffers an earth fault.

Construction and Operation of Loading Arms Used for LNG Carriers

By Sriram Balasubramanian | In: Marine Technology | Last Updated on October 13, 2019

Loading arms is a type of loading arrangement found on LNG carriers. The article describes construction and working of the loading arm, along with important technical aspects of the system

Can Bacteria Cause Fire on Ships?

By Sriram Balasubramanian | In: Marine Safety | Last Updated on November 21, 2019

Fire on ships occurs because of several reasons. In this article, we have mentioned a curious incident of fire on board ship which had a very rare cause – bacteria.

Marine Engineering

  • Marine engine
  • Air compressor
  • Marine boiler
  • Oily water separator
  • Marine Electrical
  • Ship Generator
  • Oily water separator

Nautical Science

  • Mooring
  • Bridge Watchkeeping
  • Ship Manoeuvring
  • Nautical Charts
  • Anchoring
  • Nautical Equipment
  • Shipboard Guidelines

Explore

  • Free Maritime eBooks
  • Premium Maritime eBooks
  • Marine Safety
  • Financial Planning
  • Marine Careers
  • Maritime Law
  • Ship Dry Dock

More

  • Shipping News
  • Maritime Reports
  • Videos
  • Maritime Piracy
  • Offshore
  • Safety Of Life At Sea (SOLAS)
  • MARPOL
  Privacy Policy   |   Refund Policy   |   Contact Us  |   Disclaimer   |   About Us   |   Team   |   Advertise  |   Send Us News

Copyright © 2010 - 2021 Marine Insight — All Rights Reserved | DMCA.com Protection Status

This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website