Tribon M2 Enhanced Again
Service Pack 3 of the Tribon M2 Shipbuilding system was released in early April, a version that includes further improved production information in the Assembly and Weld Planning applications and the new function Recording of Walk Tiirough Paths in the Design Manager application. A new method for calculation of weld joints works more than 10 times faster than the previous version. The new version of the Assembly Planning application is delivered with Service Pack 3. Tribon M2 Assembly Planning helps define the vessel build strategy and create assembly production information, and also supports various activities in the work preparation and production engineering area. Both the production structure of a vessel, and the assembly structure, can be defined and maintained with Assembly Planning.
Tribon M2 Weld Planning A completely new method tor automatic detection of weld joints has been implemented in the new version of the Tribon M2 Weld Planning application.
Weld Planning also has a new user interface. A new method for calculation of weld joints works more than 10 times faster than the previous version. This new solution, based on the Tribon core technology, replaces the standard solid geometry method previously used.
Recording of Walk Through Paths A new function in the Tribon M2 Design Manager application is the Recording of Walk Through Paths. A walk-through in the ship model (Tribon PIM) can now easily be recorded and replayed. The recording is stored as a standard avi file format. The recorded walk through path can then easily be distributed to other design departments and offices to be displayed which simplifies the design reviews.
Walk-throughs can be used to present a ship arrangement in an efficient way.
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Content
- NASSCO Delivers First of ORCA Class page: 10
- Aerodynamic Garage Ships page: 12
- RoPax Milestone page: 14
- Safe Boats Wins 700- Boat, $145-M Contract page: 17
- "I'm Looking Through You" page: 18
- Damen Offers Disaster Prevention Vessels page: 22
- NCL Acquires S/S United States page: 23
- Farstad Shipping Goes Big page: 24
- Frontline Continues to Blaze a Path page: 24
- Solid Roots to Withstand Future Storms page: 25
- The Best of Both Worlds page: 26
- MP: Eying Patrol Potential page: 30
- DNV Maritime: Changing of the Guard page: 31
- Small Tankers, Huge Market Potential page: 33
- Knutsen OAS Shipping Leads Gas Shipping Charge page: 34
- Nor-Shipping 2003: Bigger Than Ever page: 37
- Tribon M2 Enhanced Again page: 39
- Optimized Data Communication at Bergesen page: 39
- SES Electrical Sees Bright Future page: 39
- An Innovative LNG Carrier Concept page: 40
- A Multi-Billion Opportunity page: 40
- The Wartsila Dual-Fuel Engine page: 41
- Aluminum Gone "Bad" page: 42
- Integration Of AIS And ECDIS: More Information, Better View, Improved Safety page: 46
- Robert Allan: Naval Architecture is in the Blood page: 50
- Custom Solutions page: 52
- The Big One: L.A. Fireboat 2 page: 53
- Propulsion Stays Firmly Based on Diesel Engines page: 54
- Bunker Industry Fueled by Word Affairs page: 56
- Lube Oils on Test page: 57
- EMMIF: Getting Heavy With Bunkers page: 58
- Onboard-Napa Power Yields Fuel Savings page: 58
- Algae-X — Optimal Fuel and Oil Quality page: 61