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that are official sponsors of PCE.

Session chairs include Jan Bjerkan of

Odfjell ASA; Mauro Balzarini of SIBA

S.P.A.; Yves Ollivier of Chantiers de

LAtlantique; and Bill Woods of Milbros

Shipping.

The conference will also encompass a concurrent session of 20 papers on the technology of protective coatings, as well as technical program that includes 10 half-day classes on basic technology taught by industry experts.

Venice Utilizes

Tin-Free Coatings

The city of Venice has taken action against tributyltin (TBT) based antifoul- ing paints with its replacement - Baseg- gio's tin-free Sirena ASR coatings.

Based on Sea-Nine 211, an antifouling agent developed for professional paints by chemical manufacturer Rohm and

Haas, Sea-Nine was granted the Green

Chemistry Challenge Award in 1996 by the U.S. Environmental Protection

Agency. The high-quality, self-polish- ing antifoulants are available in a variety of colors with more than 100 vessels relying on Sirena ASR to reduce both their drag and impact on marine life.

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Sherwin Williams Eases

Coating Selection Process

Sherwin-Williams has made it easier for applicators and facility managers to recognize coatings products that are

VOC-compliant and comply with other environmental regulations. The compa- ny now classifies many of its high-per- formance waterborne coatings as part of he EnviroSpec™ Line - as identified by i special icon on data pages and con- ainers marking them as environmental- y friendly. The designated products 'erform just as well as solvent-based oatings and provide easy application.

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Seaworthy Systems and Decision ynamics have joined together to offer :aStar shipboard and shoreside com- iterized maintenance management stem for the maritime industry.

The joint venture involves Seaworthy market and support SeaStar, which tober, 1999 combines Seaworthy's knowledge of ship operations and marine engineering expertise with DynaStar 2000™ com- puterized maintenance management sys- tem from Decision Dynamics.

SeaStar, which allows ship owners and operators to construct informed and cost-effective strategic and operational decisions, also offers engineering ser- vices on a turnkey or individual basis.

Namely, maintenance and inventory database development; systems installa- tions; training; hardware configuration and supply; and on-line support.

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Coflexip Stena Upgrades Unit

Coflexip Stena will upgrade CSO

Constructor for more than $30 million, allowing the Group to offer a heavy duty subsea construction vessel, capable of rigid or flexible pipelay in deepwater.

The investment will greatly expand the capabilities of the vessel, which will commence its approximate five-month conversion in March 2000. CSO Con- structor's hull and deck will be length- ened by 49 ft. (15 m) and widened by 16 ft. (5 m) to bring its pipeline payload to 3,000 metric tons. After conversion, the vessel will be able to install rigid lines with the patented M-J Lay system, or flexible lines, stored in a carousel under deck, using the patented Vertical Laying

System (VLS), down to 6,500 ft.

Unmatched Quality for Over 50 Years • Check Valves • Shutoff Valves • Pressure Regulators • Pilot Valves • Solenoid Valves • Motor Operated Valves • Cryogenic Valves

ISO 9001 Certified

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Phone (909) 270-6200. Fax (909) 270-6201

E-mail: [email protected] • Internet: http://www.circle-seal.com

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Baltic Spares Service Ltd. 8 Astronomo'w Street 80-299 Gdansk, Poland

Phone:(+48 58) 554 55 86

Fax: (+48 58) 554 55 85 http: //www.bss.pl email: [email protected]

We are one of the biggest Polish suppliers of ship spare parts and equipment for vessels which are being built and repaired in Polish shipyards. We have long standing relations with all major producers of ship equipment in Poland.

We can offer either from our own stock or directly from a producer of spare parts for main and auxiliary engines of Sulzer and

Burmeister & Wain.

We supply, among others, the following spare parts and complete ship equipment: -pumps of various types -compressors and turbochargers -electrical and electronic systems -hydraulic devices -centrifugal separators and filtrating devices -ship coolers, condensers and evaporators -cranes, ship lifts and winches -anchors and chains

We run a bonded warehouse of valves and their spare parts produced by HOERBIGER - Vienna, thermometers from

SIKA - Kaufungen and turbochargers with their spare parts from

PBS - Velka Bites.

Cooperation with us safeguards fast and liigli quality services indispensable for effective ship operation.

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The SeaOtter, a version designed for less extreme conditions, is also available."

Proton

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Pulse 8X SSS-100

Side Scan

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