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ASMAR

ASMAR, SHIPBUILDING

AND DOCKING CO.

CHILE

HEAD OFFICE

Prat 856 Floor 14.

Valparaiso. Chile

Tel 57129 59411

Telex 230305 AsmarCL

TALCAHUANO YARD

Tel 41628-41714

Telex 260085 Asmar CL 360112 Asmar CK

VALPARAISO YARD

Tei 59427 59425

Telex 230527 Asmar CL

MAGALLANES YARD (Puma Arenas Port)

Tel 24762 - 24434

Telex 280038 Asmar CL

Agents in:- NEW YORK • LONDON

HAMBURG-PARIS-OSLO

HONG KONG • TOKYO • SYDNEY

MANILA • SINGAPORE • SEOUL

BANGKOK • LIMA • QUITO • PIRAEUS

A Member of the International

Ship Electric Service Association

High-Speed Supermaran Ferry

Marine Hawk Enters Service

The 280 passenger catamaran ferry Marine Hawk showing its high speed capability.

The Mitsui Supermaran CP30 type Marine

Hawk was recently delivered at the Tamano

Works of Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding

Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, to her joint owners,

The Maritime Credit Corporation and Nankai

Ferry Co., Ltd. She is a catamaran type high- speed passenger vessel built of light alloy, and is now engaged in domestic regular passenger service.

The Mitsui Supermaran, having a unique catamaran hull form completely different from conventional catamarans, is a very economi- cal seaworthy passenger boat, with excellent high-speed performance.

All seats are on the upper deck to give pas- sengers an extensive view through large win- dows and one meter between each row of seats for ample leg room. It is fully air conditioned and comparatively free from noise and vibra- tion, allowing the passengers an enjoyable and comfortable ride.

Design and construction of the Mitsui Su- permaran CP30 type was based on MES's ex- perience in high-speed vessel design including

Hovercraft and semi-submerged catamarans.

Fuel Consumption Measurement /

Cuts Ship Operating Costs —Free Literature Available

A British engineering company, Plint and

Partners Limited, England have made exten- sive trials of a high precision fuel consump- tion measurement system. The product has the backing of the Department of Industry who placed pre-production orders for the system.

The marine gauge has been designed to be insensitive to ships' motion. The gauge weighs the fuel consumed by the engine over meas- ured times. It therefore does not need correc- tions for changes in temperature and viscosity of the metered fluid.

The development program, prior to instal- lation onboard ship, included long periods of operation on 3,000 second residual oil at op- eration temperatures of up to 135°C.

The Plint system has the ability to make an accurate measurement of fuel consumption automatically every four minutes (or a longer time increment depending on requirements).

The results show how power requirements are affected by differing factors such as weather conditions, water depth, loading and trim, hull and propeller condition, fuel properties, engine condition and the state of the trans- mission. A detailed explanation of the system, along with flow diagrams, curves and charts is available in a booklet entitled "Marine Fuel

Consumption Measurement System." For your free copy,

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OS if #

TELEX: 72209 PEYHWA

TELE: (07) 241-2377 221-1355

AGENTS &

ENGINEERING <4 MARINE INDUSTRY •

PEY HWA ENTERPRISE CO., LTD.

P.O. BOX 1549 81 HSIN SHOU STREET

KAOHSIUNG TAIWAN, R.O.C.

We'll build your barge your way.

Our design and construction flexibility, experi- enced craftsmanship, and advanced facilities produce competitively priced, quality barges built for each customer's shipping operation

Contact us, and we ll build one your way.

Brownsville,

Pennsylvania 15417

Phone: (412) 785-6100

HBC Barge

HAZARDOUS

MATERIALS

SPECIALIST

At American President Lines we've christened a new era in transportation by introducing three C-9 containerships . . . the largest, most advanced ever built in the U.S. Make a positive, forward move and join us now during one of the most successful eras of our 134-year history.

Be responsible for establishing and monitoring policies and procedures and providing technical and chemical ex- pertise involving hazardous materials, cargo acceptance/ rejection, handling, stowage, movement, safety and regulatory requirements.

The successful candidate will have at least five years expe- rience in the maritime industry with specialization in inter- modal movement of dangerous and hazardous cargo.

Previous experience in automated management informa- tion systems, excellent oral and written communication skills, plus the ability to interface effectively with all levels of management and customers are all required.

American President Lines offers excellent benefits and salary commensurate with experience. Send your confi- dential resume with salary history to R.L. Ardrey, American

President Lines, Ltd., 1950 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA 94612. No phone inquiries please. Responses will be lim- ited to request for interview. No third party resumes please.

We are an equal opportunity employer m/f/h. • Prime geographic position • A solid company in a stable country • Newbuildings up to 35,000 DWT • Facilities to dock vessels up to 80,000 DWT • A skilled workforce and over 100 years experience • Significant offshore expertise • Flying squad service

Service agreements:-

Sulzer

Sperry

Siemens

Raytheon

Mitsubishi

Hatiapa

Burmeister & Wain

Ayrodev International (License)

VALPARAISO

SANTIAGO

TALCAHUANO

PUNTA

ARENAS

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