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ABB

Danelec

Raytheon Anschütz (Image: Raytheon Anschütz) (Image: ABB) (Image: Danelec) with a gap of approximately 1.5mm. Other than

New Gyro Compass

Raytheon Anschütz launched a new gyro compass the shaft itself, there are no moving parts meaning at SMM. The new gyro, Standard 30 MF, is the the system is almost maintenance free.

latest of the “Standard” series of Anschütz gyro Torductor Marine provides a means to comply with the requirements laid down by the International compasses. Standard 30 MF is the second gen- eration of maintenance-free gyro compasses from Marine Organization, in particular the Ship’s En-

Raytheon Anschütz. It provides accurate heading, ergy Ef? ciency Management Plan (SEEMP). www.abb.com rate-of-turn, roll and pitch information, the manu- facturer said. Further, as part of a heading manage-

Danelec’s New ECDIS ment system, Standard 30 MF provides the same advanced functions Anschütz gyros are known for. Danelec Marine rolled out its new DM700 series

According to Raytheon Anschütz, the new gyro Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) for marine navigation at the SMM. The features a robust design and offers superior life-

DM700 ECDIS provides a basic ECDIS solution time performance and effectiveness. that fully complies with the new IEC and IHO per- formance standards which will be mandatory in all

ABB Torque Monitoring

ABB launched a new torque monitoring system ECDIS ship installations beginning August 2017.

With the addition of the new DM700, the com- called Torductor Marine, which is aimed at opti- mizing engine and fuel ef? ciency in the maritime pany now offers standard and enhanced choices for shipowners to meet the ECDIS carriage re- sector. The new offering will ? t into ABB’s Marine

Software portfolio, which visualizes the data for quirements. Like the DM800 ECDIS, the DM700

ECDIS is designed with Linux-based software, an the onboard crew and can be shared with the ship’s intuitive user interface, leading cartography, rug- shore-side support team. The launch of Torduc- tor Marine follows on a trial aboard Stena Line’s gedized low-power LED monitors and Danelec’s freight ferry MV Stena Scotia, where sensors exclusive SoftWare Advanced Protection (SWAP) technology.

tracked the performance of the vessel’s engines.

www.danelec-marine.com

Sensors are mounted facing the propeller shaft

Howard Fireman, ABS’ Chief Technology Of? cer issue for the maritime sector, the root cause of these ‘accidents’ which introduce cyber threats are hauntingly familiar: carelessness among employees – the human element – is the number one cause of cyber security inci- dents, an estimated 70%.

From the ABS Guides, optional certi? - cation and Classi? cation Notations can be obtained to verify cybersecurity plans and programs for assets and facilities as well as integrated and non-integrated control sys- tems, including factors for software quality management, product design assessment and unit software systems.

“We look beyond the step-by-step approach and deliver an integrated, holistic view of systems, assets and facilities to provide con? dence for owners and operators that a multi-dimensional safety component is well- engineered and operated competently,” adds

Fireman. ABS established the ABS Cyber-

Safety laboratory earlier this year and staffed it with a team of global cyber experts to ex- pand the safety scope and verify cyber sys- tems that look beyond physical asset safety. www.marinelink.com 69

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