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NORWEGIAN MARITIME REVIEW color screen to give immediate information about the develop- ment and spread of smoke, escape routes, etc. The screen also allows the user to find any cabin fire door, corridor, stairs or lifeboat onboard.

The new AutroMaster 5000 is designed to monitor the most com- plex network of detectors. When the alarm is triggered, the location instantly pops up on the screen automatically. Color codes are used to provide exact information on the location of fire and smoke.

The system even allows the user to gauge smoke density. It allows allow for the quick and easy plan- ning of escape routes. The

Autronica system is based on the

UNIX operating system.

For free information on Hie

AutroMaster 5000

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Keeping It Cool

Teknotherm produces a wide range of marine refrigeration products, and in its 60 years has designed, contracted and manufac- tured thousands of systems. Its line of products for the merchant marine includes reefers, chemical tankers, air conditioning, provi- sion storage and inert gas drying.

For the fishing fleet, products include RSW cooling, plate freez- ing, IQF freezing, air-blast freez- ing, low temperature plants (to - 55/-60 Celsius), and refrigerant R- 22, ammonia or environmentally friendly alternative. Most compo- nents in its products are manufac- tured in-house.

For more information on Teknotherm

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DNV Advances Ship Safety

Det Norske Veritas' (DNV)

Nauticus product is a digital prod- uct model which is used to register, store and retrieve all data relevant to the maintenance of class throughout a vessel's life cycle.

The core of Nauticus is a three- dimensional graphical model of the vessel. This is established dur- ing the design phase, with possible changes during construction. By entering into a joint development with KCS, DNV has ensured an integration between Nauticus and the Tribon system, which is a total shipbuilding system which can be used from initial design through classification approval. DNV has also initiated a cooperation with

SpecTec to integrate Nauticus and the planned maintenance system

Amos.

For more information from DNV

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Hi-Fog Snuffs Out Fire

Marioff Hi-fog is an innovati fire protection technology whi combines standard hydraulic prt

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Ulstein Offers New

Generation Gearbox

Ulstein Propeller's 3000-series high reduction marine gear is the first of a new generation of transmissions, following extensive investment by the com- pany in the latest CAD/CAM technology for production. The 3000-series supersedes the 2400 and 2500 design gears, and with a power transmis- sion of around 5,000 kW; it fills the gap in the production range between the smaller 1500 designer and the larger capacity 6000-series. All cast iron castings for the main housing and other details are produced by the Ulstein

Group's foundry in Bergen.

For more information on the 3000-series gear unit

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