Marine Maintenance Seminar Scheduled For Oct. 28 In New York
The next Marine Maintenance Seminar sponsored by Meeting Resources, Inc. will be held on October 28 this year at the Vista International Hotel at the World Trade Center in New York City. Focusing on the need to probe managerial evaluation of maintenance systems and techniques, the program will consist of presentations by corporate maintenance executives and others from within and outside the maritime industry.
Executives from the airlines, the railroads, and heavy industry have been invited to make presentations regarding their maintenance philosophy and the economic factors affecting their decisions.
In addition, an examination of the systems and techniques currently available continues with "A Focus on Condition Monitoring." In this segment, three specific areas will be explored : ferrography, vibration monitoring, and computer-controlled analog monitoring.
Question and answer sessions will be held after each segment. The moderator for these panel discussions will be Prof.
Aaron Kramer of the Engineering Department at the SUNY Maritime College, Fort Schuyler, N.Y.
The registration fee for this one-day seminar is $225, which includes attendance at all sessions, lunch, and copies of all papers.
Further information and advance registrations can be obtained by calling Bill Pankow at (212) 425-4345 or by writing to Meeting Resources, Inc., 32 Broadwav, New York, N.Y. 10004.
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Content
- Two Vessels Trucked To 'Sea' page: 5
- New Radiotelephone Made By Texas Instruments —Brochure Available page: 6
- Ucci Named Vice President Of AMCA International page: 6
- Quigley Appointed Editor At Maritime Reporter page: 7
- Propose Plans For $230 Million Coal Export Terminal In Virginia page: 7
- Navy Buys Six SL-7 Sea-Land Containerships In $207.5-Million Contract page: 7
- Swiftships Completes 120-Foot Aluminum Tender For Dome page: 8
- New Offshore Service Company Founded In Eire page: 8
- Kockums Delivers The 'Madame Butterfly' —First Of Four For Wallenius Lines page: 8
- $5-Million Contract To Burrard Yarrows For Vessel Lengthening page: 8
- NASSCO Delivers First Of Three New Carlsbad Class Product Carriers To Union Oil page: 8
- Bartell Named GM Of Texaco's International Marine Sales Department page: 9
- Amsterdam Drydock To Rebuild Ro/Ro Passenger Vessel For Irish Line page: 9
- Ingalls Delivers First U.S.-Built L-780 To Keys Offshore page: 10
- Dravo SteelShip Delivers The 'Bud Weber' page: 10
- NASSCO Lays Keel Of 44,000-Dwt Product Carrier For American Trading page: 10
- Pres. Reagan Nominates Three To Mississippi River Commission page: 12
- Wickert Named Asst. Dir. Of Naval Architecture At Designers & Planners page: 12
- OCEANS 81 page: 12
- Bayou Black Shipyard Delivers Crewboat To Sundance Marine page: 13
- Fendrick Named President Of Selby, Battersby page: 13
- American Ship Building Receives $73-Million Conversion Contract page: 13
- AMCA Acquires Koehring; Name New Officers At Crane Manufacturer page: 14
- Piazza Named Sales And Marketing Vice President At Bergeron Industries page: 14
- John E. Lawson Named By National Supply page: 16
- Kenneth F. Murchison Retires From Texaco page: 16
- Gibbs & Cox Names Ford Chief Engineer page: 16
- Literature Available On Devflex 1, Fire Retardant Finish From Devoe Marine page: 16
- FMC Building 400-Foot Oceangoing Barge For Zidell Explorations page: 17
- Fuel Catalyst Described To Ship Operators- Literature Available page: 17
- Halter Marine Delivers Three Supply Boats To D.F. Levy Marine Ltd. I page: 17
- First U.S. Ferry Equipped With Cycloidal Propellers Set For Service Debut page: 18
- John Chandler Named York Vice President page: 18
- Announce Personnel Changes In Marine Branch At Phillips page: 18
- New England SNAME Meets Onboard M / V Bay Queen page: 19
- AMCA Forms Marine Unit; Names Gwyn President page: 20
- Brochure On Oil And Filter Change Intervals Available From Caterpillar page: 20
- Griffin-Alexander III Commissioned At Beth Baltimore page: 20
- IMODCO Names Blair Kerr VP-Special Projects page: 22
- CARGO HANDLING EQUIPMENT page: 24
- Skully Bros. Delivers Omaha Arrow, Second Of Six Supply Vessels page: 24
- Iowa Marine Delivers M/V Tony H page: 24
- Curtis S. Townshend Appointed Vice President Of Mobil Marine Sales page: 25
- Lease MARISAT Satellites For Use In Three Oceans page: 25
- 55th Annual PROPELLER CLUB CONVENTION page: 26
- Bayou Black Shipyard, Inc. Delivers 'Delta Christie' page: 34
- HBC Barge Installs New Launchways-First Phase In $4-Million Expansion page: 34
- Name O'Leary Marine Development Manager At Dillingham Ocean page: 36
- Tracor Marine Announces Production Appointments At Port Everglades Yard page: 38
- Literature Available From Gems Sensors On New Flow Transducer page: 38
- Vancouver Shipyards Launches Log Barge On A Film Of Water page: 41
- N e w V e r s i o n O f N a t i o n a l S u p p l y J a c k i n g System — L i t e r a t u r e A v a i l a b le page: 50
- Christen First Of 12 Supply Boats For Golden Gulf Marine page: 52
- Anschuetz Hosts Exhibit For Major Manufacturers Of Marine Equipment page: 52
- 'Petromar Bravo# Delivered By Halter —Third Of Six Ordered page: 52
- Lavino Shipping Company Purchased By Management From Corporate Parent page: 53
- Pickands Mather Promote Several At Cleveland And Duluth Offices page: 53
- Burton Shipyard Inc. Names Three Officers page: 54
- Energy Freedom Christened At Bay Shipbuilding Corp. page: 54
- Launch Two Stern Trawlers At Halifax page: 54
- Taubler And Mullahy Promoted At Delaware Marine & Mfg. Co. page: 55
- IHI To Employ New Hull Form On 223,000-Dwt Bulk Carrier page: 55
- Halifax Yard Completes First Ship Lengthening Contract page: 56
- Wartsila And Keppel Shipyard To Manufacture Diesels In Singapore page: 56
- MarAd Awards $280,000 Research Contracts On Marine Use Of Coal page: 56
- Launch Carrier 'HMS Ark Royal' To Be Completed By Mid-'80s page: 56
- Levingston, CNC Sign Agreement To Build Jackups At La Ciotat page: 56
- Seaward International Opens New York Office page: 56
- Annual Meeting Of NWC To Be Held In St. Louis September 16-18 page: 57
- M/V Miss Sheila, M/V Cole Delivered By Mississippi Marine Towboat Corp. page: 58
- W h e e l e r Associates Names W a r y a s A Vice President page: 58
- 'Gulf Shark' Delivered To Gulf Fleet Marine page: 59
- Three Oceangoing Great Lakes Bulkers To Be Built In U.K. page: 59
- Raymond International Buys 600-Foot Crane Ship For $34.5 Million page: 60
- 'Red' Adair To Address Oil Spill Conference page: 60
- New Towboat Design At St. Louis Ship Results From Two-Year Research Program page: 60
- Alfa-Laval Publishes Corporate Brochure page: 60
- Award $860,000 Contract To Seaward Int'l For Saudi Harbor Protection page: 61
- Krupp Atlas Promotes Blayer And Drogowitz page: 61
- Sperry Introduces New Doppler Navigation Sonar —Literature Available page: 61
- National Marine Service Names Five To New Posts page: 61
- Argonne Labs Offers Fuel Saving Chart To Ship Operators page: 62
- Krupp Christens Bridge Simulator For Use In Hamburg Polytechnic page: 62
- Nuclear-Powered Sub 'Dallas' Joins The Fleet page: 63
- Appledore Gets $2-Million Order To Design Shipyard For Dome To Build Arctic Vessels page: 63
- Marathon's Vicksburg Yard Refines 'Walking' Process For Jackups page: 63
- $30-Million, Eight Vessel Contract Signed By Halter And Tidewater Marine page: 64
- I n g r am Tankships Orders Five Product Carriers —Names B a l d w i n VP page: 65
- N e w Brochure Describes Regency's Polaris Line Of M a r i n e Electronics page: 65
- Marine Maintenance Seminar Scheduled For Oct. 28 In New York page: 66
- $270-Million Expansion Is Proposed For Port Of Portland page: 66
- A Report On ASNE Day 1981 page: 67
- Assistant Secretary Of Navy Outlines New U.S. Program To Achieve Maritime Superiority page: 68
- Epsco Marine Introduces New 32-Mile Radar U n i t - Literature Available page: 68
- Levingston Forms Purchasing Company —Names Officers page: 68
- N e w B u r r a r d Y a r r o w s F l o a t i ng Dock For Ships To 7 5 , 0 0 0 DWT page: 76
- Top Officers Elected At Guralnick Associates page: 77
- U.S. Steel Announces Four Promotions In Great Lakes Operations page: 77
- Three Drum Seiners Delivered By RivTow Straits Limited page: 77
- FAST ON THEIR FOILS page: 77
- MTB U.S. Agent For Arsenate Triestino San Marco Shipyard page: 82
- NABRICO's New Winch To Be Installed At Cummins Terminal page: 82
- Announce Speakers For Liberty Corrosion Course page: 83
- McMullen Associates Restructures Top Post page: 83
- Racal-Decca Marine Promotes Executives, Opens New Offices page: 83