
Page 88: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (August 1996)
Read this page in Pdf, Flash or Html5 edition of August 1996 Maritime Reporter Magazine
Contact a representative for free brochure, engineering drawings and quotation for SPURS cutter installation.
SPURS Marine Mfg., Inc. 201 S.W. 33rd Street • Ft. Lauderdale, FL 333X5 USA 1-800-824-5372 (USA & Canada) • Phone 954-463-2707
Fax 954-525-0239
What Does Seal Damage Mean
To Ship Owners and Managers? • Unscheduled Dry Docking!!! • Contract Delays!!! • Fines & Penalties!!!
SPURS Line & Net Cutter Systems
Cut Line & Net with each Propeller
Rotation Before Entanglement
Protect aft oil Seals from line and net intrusion!
Damaged Seals neccessitate pumping oil into the sea to prevent water from entering the bearings.
The Oil Pollution Act of 1990 ordered the Coast Guard to impose heavy penalties for oil leaks advising the vessels "The source of the leak must be immediately secured." ELIMINATE
THIS POSSIBILITY WITH SPURS LINE & NET CUTTER SYSTEMS AT YOUR NEXT
DRY DOCKING!
ABS Approved SPURS Cutter Systems are immediately available for all size vessels.
U.S. Navy & Commercial Fleets Worldwide are protected with
SPUfiS Cutter Systems
Visit us at SMM '96
Hamburg Messe • October 1-5,1996 • Hall 2, Booth #2307
Circle 342 on Reader Service Card
CONFIDENCE.. is knowing that your R/0
System will continue to per- form when you need it!
Whether you are on a Trans
Atlantic voyage or an explo- ration vessel in the Pacific. 0ML builds the most effi- cient and rugged systems in the world!
Utilizing advanced Reverse Osmosis technology, 0ML offers some of the most efficient and dependable fresh water systems in the world.
Our unique process utilizes media filtration, ultraviolet sterilization, chemical injection, charcoal filtration and finally reverse osmosis.
Only 0ML designs, manufactures, tests, services and markets, all under one roof so that we can completely control the quality of our products and provide the optimum of service to our customers. In fact we are so confident of our quality that we offer an unprecedented
Lifetime Guarantee on our pressure vessels!
Sea-Quencher™ series offer a complete line of systems; from the compact, economical Aegean model, and the high-output, modular
Baltic system, to the commercial-duty Caspian models and custom- designed plants that can produce over a million gallons a day.
All Sea-Quencher™ systems come complete with top-of-the-line components, parts and features. When you compare our features, quality, service and price you'll see why we are the leader in the industry since 1978. For complete information see your dealer or con- tact us for specifications and the dealer in your area.
OffShore Marine Laboratories
Manufacturers & Designers of R/0 Water Purification Systems 22994 El Toro Rd„ Suite 105, Lake Forest, CA 92630
Phone: /714/455-0711 / Fax: /714/455-0736 o
Pound For Pound,
Ballast-Crete Is Better.
For All Marine Fixed Ballast Operations
Densities Up To 400 pcf (S.G. 6.4)
Inorganic, removable, and available in a wide range of densities, Ballast-
Crete is the ballast of choice for naval architects and engineers around the world. For more information, call
Red land Genstarat (410) 682-5985.
BALLAST-CRETE'
Redland
G E N S T A R
Construction Of
Disney Mtigic Begins
At Fincantiori
According to reports released by
Disney Cruise Line (DCL) on July 17, con- struction of the company's first ship,
Disney Magic, has begun at Fincantieri shipyards in Anconc and Maghera, Italy.
More than 700 tons of steel have already been cut to form the ship's superstructure.
DCL has aggressively approached the design and development of Disney
Magic, and second ship Disney Wonder, with both ships being purpose-built with three distinct audiences in mind to maxi- mize the use of spa<:e and offer excep- tional accommodations. "Disney's design work was done far in advance of our contract with Fincantieri.
It was only after we considered our three audiences — children, families and adults — that our team of designers determined the size and feel of our ships.
The ability to make thsse concepts a real- ity became a primai-y consideration in our shipyard review process," said DCL
President Art Rodney
Disney Magic, which sets sail in
February 1998, will include 880 state- rooms, organized in 12 categories, and reportedly designed to be 25 percent more spacious than the current cruise ship standard. Severity-three percent of the rooms will be outside staterooms, with almost half of these equipped with verandahs. The ship will have 15,000 sq. ft. dedicated to children, with 30-40 youth counselors on watch. There will also be adult-only areas designated on the ship, including one of the pools.
New KMY Moscow Office
Celebrates Contract
On June 18, Kvaerner Masa-
Yards (KMY) opened its new rep- resentative office in Moscow, and signed a contract for ice model tests to be performed by KMY's
Arctic Research Centre (MARC) together with the Krylov
Research Institute in St.
Petersburg. The model tests are related to the startup of the
Prirazlomnaya offshore oil field in the Pechora Sea. The contract is reportedly worth approximate- ly $1 million, and includes model tests at MARC's ice model basin related to the operation of the production platform and offload- ing from the production platform to ships.
KMY is also working on a development program for new types of "double acting" tankers, to be used for oil transportation from the Prirazlomnaya area in the Barents Sea.
These tankers will operate with stern first in ice and bow first in water. 90 Circle 270 on Reader Service Card Circle 236 on Reader Service Card Maritime Reporter/Engineering News