The Maritime Industry Guide
Researchers at the University of Maine unveiled the world’s largest 3D-printer on Thursday and set 3 Guinness World Records: for the largest printer, the largest solid 3D-printed object and the largest 3D-printed boat.
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ guests experienced a breath-taking transit of the 6.4-kilometre-long Corinth Canal in Greece on Wednesday 9th October 2019, as Braemar broke the existing record to become the largest ship ever to traverse this famous feat of engineering.
NYK has conducted the world’s first Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) trial performed in accordance with the IMO’s Interim Guidelines for MASS trials* as the company begins tests to realize its target of manned autonomous ships** for safer operations and a reduction in crew workload.
Stolt Tankers reports that all fire aboard Stolt Groenland is now reported as extinguished, following an explosion onboard at about 11:00am local time whilst berthed at Yeompo Quay in the port of Ulsan, South Korea.
Port of Antwerp has ordered construction of a tug powered by hydrogen, the first in the world. This unique “Hydrotug” is driven by combustion engines that burn hydrogen in combination with diesel.
According to the IMO 2020 regulation, the ships now will have to reduce sulphur emissions by over 80% by switching to lower sulphur fuels, even outside the emission control areas such as the North American coast. Watch the video to know about IMO 2020 in detail.
the ships now will have to reduce sulphur emissions by over 80% by switching to lower sulphur fuels.
WinGD has released a time-lapse video of the build of a 12X92DF engine, built by CSSC-MES Diesel Co., Ltd. (CMD) in Lingang, Shanghai.
How much is the salary in the merchant navy in 2019? Find out the salary range of maritime professionals of all ranks across the world in this video.
Learn about the operation and working of the main engine starting air system in the video which describes the important parts of the starting air system along with their individual functions.