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Pollution Control

Circle 343 on Reader Service Card .... „ 108 Maritime Reporter/Engineering New and the impact energy of the wate on the metal surface is enough 1 remove rust deposits, coatings an crystallized salts. In addition, helps remove any salts present o the steel surface.

These factors help to suppoi

Euronavy's claim that the ne coating can help get a ship in an out of drydock faster. In additioi because there are no special appl cation requirements, the produi can be applied by riding crews i well — with work done while th ship is in service.

For more information from Euronav

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Telstra To Achieve Global

Coverage For Satcom

Services

Expected in the third quarter this year, Telstra will receive glol al coverage which will provic access to Telstra Satcom A and services in all four ocean regions the world (excluding the Arctic ar

Antarctic circles).

International and land-bast

Satcom A and C users will repor edly enjoy the same level of servii and prices from the Atlantic Oceg

East (AOR-E) and Atlantic Oces

West (AOR-W) as they have pre\ ously in the Indian Ocean Regie (IOR) and Pacific Ocean Regit (POR) when using the Perth LE (land earth station).

Marketing Manager for Telsti

Mobile Satellite & Radio Servio

Phil McKenzie said, "The bene! for customers is that those opera ing in the Atlantic Ocean Regie can now use a satellite servi provider that they are famili; with and even standardize the billing procedures on an intern tional scale. Pricing structures f international customers will 1 competitive, regardless of tl ocean region they are operating i and using one service provid means you only receive one bill."

For more information on Telstra

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Unitor Announces Key

Management Appointment!

Norwegian international sh supply specialist Unitor h; is not consumed is leafed to the outside of the coating.

Normally, there are two main mechanisms that contribute to the adhesion of a paint film in a given substrate; mechanical and chemi- cal interaction. Euronavy claims that in the case of Euro-basic

ES301, there is strong interaction, or even reaction, between coating and substrate.

With Euro-basic ES301 there are no dew point restrictions, as a result of being wet compatible.

This means that surface prepara- tion can be done by water blasting, particularly with high pressure water blasting, which offers envi- ronmental benefits over other methods. By using water blasting, no chemicals or abrasives are used,

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Circle 296 on Reader Service Card f^e offer complete Integrated

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Engine Room Automation,

Cargo & Ballast Automation,

Propulsion Control Systems,

Bridge & Navigation Systems and Administration Systems.

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