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Annual Meeting — A Preview to guide the rollers on a flat bar, rail, beam, or channel. The company's rollers are used extensively in the translation of ships and ship mod- ules either during launch or in the assembly phase. They can be sup- plied in stainless steel to prevent corrosion, and their lack of mainte- nance requirements, low coefficient of friction, and high durability make their life expectancy extremely favorable.

HYDROCOMP

Booth No. 811

HydroComp Inc., is a progressive naval architectural firm offering a complete network of engineering (MMC) LIQUID LEVEL

TRIPLE FUNCTION TAPE

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FASTSAFE.VERYl

EFFICIENT • Measures ullage, interface and tempera- ture in a single penetration • Intrinsically safe. Approved by Factory

Mutual (FM) and BASEEFA 1 Reads dryness and interface to within %" of bottom of tank • Shown in Round Barrel Configuration for use with existing and/or new MMC vapor control valves in gauging restricted tanks. • Horn is "silent" in temperature mode. •Features include:

Angled handle for greater comfort and accuracy; greatly im- proved tape wiping mechanism facili- tates reading and pre- vents product build up; LCD readout; low battery warning light.

I ...The highest quality advanced technology (MS*.C)

Marine Moisture Control Co., Inc.

An MMC International Affiliate Company

Headquarters—MMC International. 50/60 Inip Drive.

Inwood, N Y. 11696. (212) 327-3430. (516) 239-7339. (713) 840-7569. (714)544-1131.

Telex: 96-0140 MAMCAF INND

MMC (EUROPE) LTD.

An MMC International Affiliate Co.

E' Floor, Milburn House. Dean Street, Newcastle-Upon-

Tyne, NE1 1LF United Kingdome,

Tel: 0632-328339. 322581 • Telex: 537005 MARINE G.

Other applications

Triple Function Tape:

Offshore drill ships and production rigs, platforms, barges: closed tank function for chemicals, LPG &

Ammonia.

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Cad—software for the computer- aided-design of marine systems.

Available for demonstration will be

NavCad:Props and NavCad:Props

Plus for propeller analysis and se- lection; and NavCad:Power for ves- sel resistance and shaft power pre- diction.

INDAL

Booth No. 640

Indal Technologies Inc. of Missis- sauga, Ontario, Canada, is internally known as a supplier of systems to safety land, secure, traverse, and protect helicopters on ships at sea.

This combination of equipment and expertise has been termed the ship/ helicopter interface, and includes the helicopter recovery assist, secur- ing, and traversing (RAST) system; telescopic hangars, doors for fixed and telescopic hangars, lightweight flight decks, and aviation lighting packages.

INTERTRADE

Booth No. E-7

Intertrade Industries exhibit will feature the company's foam filled marine fenders, marine buoys and composite toolings.

ITT MACKAY

Booth No. 323

ITT Mackay of Elizabeth, N.J., a division of ITT Telecom Products

Corporation, a name synonymous with quality marine communica- tions for 58 years, introduces the

Total Package concept of providing all communications and navigation needs. Additionally, high-quality engine room products are available, as well as satellite communications, lifeboat radio, radar, ballast oil pol- lution monitor with sample assem- bly, EPIRB, fuel meter, and visco- therm.

JAMESBURY

Booth No. 805

Jamesbury Corporation of Wor- cester, Mass., offers high-perfor- mance Wafer-Sphere butterfly valves with all of the performance features of the company's commer- cial marine valves, modified to meet stringent U.S. Navy requirements. (continued)

TECHNICAL AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14

TRIANON MERCURY 9:00 1. Evaluating Longitudinal

Ultimate Strength of Ship Hull

Configurations

Kutt/Piaszcyk/Chen/Liu 3. Predicting Behavior and

Propulsive Performance of Ships with Bulbous Bows

Blume/Kracht 10:30 2. Strength Evaluation of

Unidirectional Girder System

Product Oil Carrier

Okamoto/Hori/Tateshi/

Rashed/Miwa 4. Realistic Approach to

Semisubmersible Safety

Vassalos/Konstantopoulos/

Kuo/Welaya 12:00 PRESIDENT S LUNCHEON

Grand Ballroom

Reception, East Ballroom Foyer 2:00 BUSINESS SESSION

Grand Ballroom 3:00 5. New Warship Design Strategy

Garzke/Kerr

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15

TRIANON MERCURY 9:00 6. Vibration Response on

Propulsion-Efficient Container

Vessels

Asmussen/Payer 8. Structural Reliability of Marine

Diesel Engines

Nikolaidis/Perakis/Parsons 10:30 7. Rough Propeller Penalties

Townsin/Spencer/Osaad /

Patience 9. Finite Element Analysis of

Elastohydrodynamic Stern

Bearings

Mourelatos/Parsons 2:00 10. Innovative Naval Designs for

North Atlantic Operations

Kennel/White/Comstock 12. Dynamic Analysis as a Tool for

Open Sea Mooring System

Design

Triantafyllou/Blier/Shin 3:30 11. Proposed CCG Polar Class 8

Icebreaker Under Extreme Ice

Loads

Glen/Daley/Tam 13. Hydro-Numeric Design of

SWATH Ships

Salvesen/von

Kerczek/Scragg/Cressy/

Meinhold 7:30 93rd ANNUAL BANQUET

Grand Ballroom

Maritime Reporter/Engineering News