Salvage is recovering a ship or cargo after an accident or disaster. Whether it’s a ship doing a somersault, running aground, or becoming a sunken treasure, salvage operations are the unsung heroes of the maritime world.
Do you know how massive offshore oil platforms float and extract oil from beneath the seabed? Watch this video to find out!
Have you ever noticed ships commonly have abbreviations such as MT, MV, or SS before their names? What do these ship prefixes mean ? Watch this video to find out.
Have you ever wondered what happens to ships at the end of their lives? Today, we dive into the world of ship scrapping, exploring factors that determine when and how ships meet their end.
Do you know how ships are held close to the jetty during cargo operations, even with winds and port tides? It is possible due to mooring operation which is explained in this video.
Have you ever wondered how massive cargo, like oil rigs or damaged warships, are transported across oceans? Watch this video to find out!
The new Panama Canal, also known as the ‘Panama Canal Expansion’ or ‘New Locks,’ was inaugurated in 2016. This expansion project introduced a new set of locks known as the ‘Panama Canal’s Neopanamax locks.
Ever wondered why lifeboats can stay afloat even in rough waters despite their relatively small size? Today, let us learn why lifeboats are made to float even in the worst kind of weather.Â
Autonomous Ports represent the future of port operations, leveraging cutting-edge technology to streamline processes and improve efficiency. Let’s break down the key components that make autonomous ports tick.
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