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MARINE FINANCE

Ellicott Wins Thai Contract

Ellicott International has received contracts from the Harbor

Department of the Ministry of

Transportation of Thailand cover- ing 28 and 20 ft. (8.5 and 6.1 m) cutter suction dredges and associ- ated equipment for operation in coastal rivers and harbor porjects.

The 28-ft. Super-Dragon dredges will feature a 3,100 hp hull pump, a 955 hp ladder pump and a cutter with 1,006 hp. These vessels are designed to produce 820-sq.-m. per hour of course sand through 6,561.6 ft. (2,000 m) pipeline. The 20-ft. Super-Dragons will have a hull pump of 1,710 hp and 250 hp on the cutter. In addition, Ellicott will deliver a tender boat as a sup- port vessel for each new dredge: a twin screw 1,004 hp model for each 28-ft. vessel; and a singel screw

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All vessels are scheduled for deliv- ery in 1999.

Cegelec To Provide

Propulsion And

Automation Systems

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Two new Royal Fleet Auxiliary

Oilers will receive diesel electric propulsion systems and full automation systems from the

Marine and Offshore division of

Cegelec projects.

The first contract, awarded by

GEC Marine's VSEL shipyard, is valued at approximately $16 mil- lion and includes the design, sup- ply and commissioning of propul- sion equipment. The second con- tract, valued at more than $2.4 million, is for automation systems, including Cegelec's integrated platform management system which will control power manage- ment, with many outstations being built into the power plant along with auxiliary systems such as tank gauges, valve stands and fire fighting equipment. The systems will power the two 30,000 ton ves- sels at speeds in excess of 20 knots, and delivery is scheduled for

September 1998 and April 1999.

MarinFloc Wins U.S.

Approval

Sweden-based Marin Mijoteknik

AB recenlty obtained a U.S. Coast

Guard Type Approval Certificate for its MarinFloc bilge water treat- ment system. The lack of satisfac- tory techniques to handle emulsi- fied bilge water from engine room areas has resulted in increased interest in such systems. Royal

Caribbean has equipped eight of its ships with the MarinFloc sys- tem, and Star Cruises has ordered five units. More than 30

MarinFloc systems have reported- ly been installed and approximate- ly 20 units have been ordered within the last year.

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