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ree Brochure Offered By

Coffin Turbo Pump ties in Virginia to provide better service to our rapidly growing cus- tomer base in the mid-Atlantic re- gion," said Jill L. Aaron, presi- dent. The new office is in the Busch

Corporate Center, 202 C Packets

Court, Williamsburg, Va. 23185; tel: (804) 229-1115; fax: (804) 229-1116.

HydroComp also enhanced its

NavCad Version 3. Recent in-house projects allowed the company to develop and implement improved resistance prediction methods for tankers and bulkers. These re- placement algorithms reportedly produce higher quality results for the large, high-centered bulbs found on contemporary tankers and bulk carriers. An internal technical re- port (HCI Report #104) describes these enhancements and presents comparative validation studies.

A new user support system fea- ture, known as AppGuide, is an- other contribution in revision 3.1.

AppGuide is designed to eliminate the calculation procedure learning curve. Grouping of data entry, file handling and calculations are pre- built and arranged for the six most used calculation processes: resis- tance prediction; shaft power; opti- mum propeller selection; quick-size propeller selection; preparation of model/parent file from a model test; and preparation of a model/parent file from a sea trial.

For a copy of HCI Report #104

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Coffin Turbo 'ump has avail- hie a four-page olor brochure vhich details its pecifically en- sneered turbo lumps, as well is providing se- ection guide in- ormation.

Each Coffin lump is designed with both pump ind turbine on the same shaft, to (liminate the need for coupling and lelping to ensure permanent align- nent.

For a copy of the brochure

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Autronica AS of Norway manu- factures and market the GL-90 Sys- tem, a radar-based level gauging system, and is a market leader in .he chemical tank vessel market.

The GL-90 reportedly provides accurate gauging of tanks onboard ships, on offshore installations and )n land-based tanks. The measur- ng technique of the system is based 3n microwave radar technology and advanced signal processing, includ- ing a post-processing of data result- ing in continuous supervising of the tank and each system module.

Mounted on top of the tank, the system has no physical contact with the tank's contents. To help the system withstand severe conditions, only AISI 316 acid resistant steel and teflon (PTFE) are used.

For more information on the GL-90

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McDermott Honors Suppliers

McDermott Marine Construc- tion's Domestic Operations held its annual Suppliers Day, naming its top 30 suppliers for 1993. The com- pany uses the event to recognize the company's suppliers which excel in quality, schedule, competitiveness, innovation, support, contribution to cost reduction and on-time delivery.

Included among the top 30 were:

Frank L. Beier Radio; Carboline;

Consolidated Switchgear; Delta

Bolt; G.E. Supply; Jamestown Metal;

Offshore Grouting Specialties;

Pump Systems; Sonsub Inc.; Tide- water; and U.S. Steel.

For more information on McDermott

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HydroComp Expands

Offices; Strengthens NavCad

HydroComp, Inc., a developer of software for applied hydrodynam- ics, expanded to Williamsburg, Va. "We are closing our office in Durham,

N.H. and expanding into new facili-

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