The Maritime Industry Guide
Let’s take a look at working, construction, and structure of marine exhaust manifolds. We will also analyze how the manifold systems differ between ships and smaller vessels such as yachts and boats.
Line throwing apparatus refers to a class of life-saving appliances that are found on every vessel. They are used to throw weighted ropes known as lines over long distances. They use a variety of launching methods and can be used for numerous maritime applications. Let’s know more about them in this article.
Take a look at the design, functioning, and maintenance of propeller hubs. Also, study how the hub controls a specific type of propeller design- the Variable Pitch Propeller (VPP).
Water Jet Propulsion is a popular form of propulsion system used in the marine industry. Let’s take a look at water jet propulsion, its working principle, and the advantages that offers.
In this article, we will look at a unique class of bulk carriers, known as lumber carrier vessels, along with their design and operations.
Learn about marine propeller shaft and its various components, along with their design, construction and working mechanism.
Seaworthiness classifies whether a ship has passed the required tests and safety checks to be able to sail without any mishaps. Find out more about the importance of seaworthiness inside the article.
Ships sailing at sea are subjected to a large number of forces in all directions which leads to different types of ship motions. Let’s understand and carefully analyse the various motions of a ship.
Do you know why the left and right side of a vessel is called port and starboard? Do you know the reason for the origin of these terms and their significance? Find out in the article inside.