Monday, October 08, 2001 Maritime News

War Risks

Oct 08, 2001

Shipowners, charterers, traders, energy companies and insurers will be among those interested to learn the impact of recent events on the war and force major

National Ship Repair Coalition Elects Chairman

Oct 08, 2001

RADM Richard Camacho, USN (Ret.) was unanimously elected today as Chairman of the National Ship Repair Coalition's Executive Committee. As Chairman of the Executive Committee,

Boompools

Oct 08, 2001

Containing spills is a job for the port authorities. Ninety percent of the annual 450 spills involve less than 50 litres. To deal with these, the RMPM patrol vessels have absorbent oil booms.

Rougeau Joins Reson

Oct 08, 2001

Al Rougeau joined Reson, Inc. in July as sales engineering manager of Reson's new Gulf Coast office near Lafayette, La. Rougeau has been active in the hydrographic industry for 23 years,

Success For Transas VTS In Taiwan

Oct 08, 2001

Transas Marine Pacific in cooperation with its Taiwanese agent, Seven Seas Electronic, has won an order for another Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) system in Taiwan.

Lloyd is named Director of Telesales for Scheneker

Oct 08, 2001

Russell Lloyd has been named director of telesales for Schenker USA. Lloyd has an extensive background in the Telesales industry. He is an experienced sales executive and operations director,

AKD Prinsen Van Wijmen Expands Transport Law Team

Oct 08, 2001

AKD Prinsen Van Wijmen, one of the largest law firms in the Netherlands, is expanding its transport law team. Effective October 15, three partners and three associates

AAPA Recognizes 34 Ports

Oct 08, 2001

Thirty-one ports received 56 Communications awards, and four ports were recognized for outstanding Environmental programs during the October 3 awards luncheon at

Civilian Paint Teams Receive Continuing Funding

Oct 08, 2001

NAVSEA has announced that the funding of contractor paint teams will continue without disruption until new, long-term contracts are awarded. The paint teams

NAVSEA Dahlgren Develops Helpful Device

Oct 08, 2001

NAVSEA Dalgren?s Coastal Systems Station (CCS) has developed a hands free communications device. This device could produce life saving results for the individual

NAVSEA Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Hosts Change of Command

Oct 08, 2001

At a Change of Command ceremony conducted on October at the Naval Sea Systems Command?s (NAVSEA) Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Captain Vernon T. Williams, was relieved by Captain Kevin M.

SSPC Publishes Visuals for Waterjetting, Blast Cleaning

Oct 08, 2001

SSPC: The Society for Protective Coatings has published two new collections of surface preparation reference photographs: SSPC-VIS 4 and SSPC-VIS 5. SSPC-VIS

CMP Packs Decade of Tin-Free Experience

Oct 08, 2001

The International Maritime Authority has proposed a worldwide ban on tri-butyl tin (TBT) based antifouling paints, starting in January 2003. Confirmation of these

Self-Cleaning Filter System Cuts Maintenance Costs

Oct 08, 2001

A routine oil and filter change in the tight quarters of the engine room onboard a boat is normally a messy and awkward job. Buckets of used lube oil and filter

Pumping Ballast for Ocean-Going Barges

Oct 08, 2001

In Seattle, Wash., two of the largest barge companies in the world use Bibo pumps from ITT's Flygt unit and axial flow pumps from ITT's Goulds Pump unit to pump

Statoil Ships Run on Gas...Liquefied Natural Gas That is

Oct 08, 2001

Norway's Statoil has called upon shipbuilder Kleven Verft to construct a pair of 309-ft. (94.3-m) supply ships that will run on LNG. The vessels, which are scheduled for completion during 2003,

PRI Treatment Helps Meet Emissions Challenges

Oct 08, 2001

Power Research Inc. (PRI) is a manufacturer of industrial grade fuel treatments designed to treat heavy fuel oil, diesel and gasoline. Founded in 1985, PRI chemistries

Euroferry's Fast Ferry Features CAT 3618 Power

Oct 08, 2001

The world's largest diesel powered fast catamaran ferry has entered service for Spanish operator Euroferrys and is now working on a route between Algeciras in southern

AIS: The Future is Now

Oct 08, 2001

The IMO deadline for fitting new ships with Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) is less than one year away. After July 1, 2002, all newbuilds over 300 grt must

HAM 318 HIts Water in Big Way

Oct 08, 2001

A mammoth trailing suction hopper dredger, built by IHC Holland NV in cooperation with Van de Giessen - du Noord, was launched earlier this year to rave reviews,

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