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- MarAd Awards Five Research Contracts Maritime Reporter, Nov 15, 1978 #11
The Maritime Administration has awarded the following research and development contracts: A $442,000 contract to Combustion Engineering, Inc., Windsor, Conn., to investigate the potential improvement in atomization of marine bunker fuels that have been emulsified with water. The investigation involves both cold flow characteristics of oil/water emulsified fuels and actual combustion performance measurements of emulsified fuels using present marine-type burners/ atomizers. The research efforts will be performed at the research facilities of Krisinger Development Laboratory of Combustion Engineering, Inc.

A $225,000 contract to Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, Texas, to perform a Stateof- the-Art Assessment of Tank Level Gauging and Indicating Systems. The study will investigate the performance and reliability of gauging and indicating systems in present use aboard ship, and evaluate generically at least six systems. The study also will provide specification and guidance criteria for selecting these systems for use in the marine environment.

A cost-shared (50/50) contract in the amount of $224,000 to Drew Chemical Corporation, Boon- ton, N.J., to undertake an At-Sea Test and Evaluation of Condensate Polishing. The research will acquire information on the performance of these systems aboard ship in enhancing the maintenance of feed-water quality and purity with the prospect that these systems will be needed for future high-temperature and high-pressure, fuel-efficient, reheat steam turbine propulsion systems.

A fixed-price contract in the amount of $264,491 to Mystech Associates, Inc., Mystic, Conn., to assess the scope of spare parts provisioning, utilization and control in the maritime industry. The study will analyze qualitatively and quantitatively the spare parts requirements of a typical merchant vessel; survey prevailing industry practices and experiences in such areas as spare parts identification, procurement, and shore-based stocking; and survey selected manufacturers of marine components and equipment concerning their future plans for maintaining spare parts inventories.

A fixed-price contract in the amount of $89,645 to Chi Associates, Inc., Arlington, Va., to undertake a study to determine the applicability and impact of imposing shoreside air-quality emission laws and regulations on merchant vessels while in port.
- E.R. Remkes Named President Of C-E Crest, Tulsa Engineering Firm Maritime Reporter, Aug 15, 1977 #53
Elmer R. Remkes has been named president of C-E Crest, a Tulsa, Okla.-based subsidiary of Combustion Engineering, Inc., which serves the international gas and oil industries. Before joining C-E Crest, Mr. Remkes was vice president and general manager of Santa Fe Engineering Services Co., Orange
- C-E Names Matthews Manager Of Contracts, Marine Power Systems Maritime Reporter, Sep 1977 #12
The Power Systems Group of Combustion Engineering, Inc., Windsor, Conn., has announced the appointment of Thomas E. Matthews as manager of contracts, C-E Marine Power Systems. Mr. Matthews will be responsible for the overall performance and administration of marine contracts, including direction
- Mobile, Bottom Supported Drilling And Production Platform Maritime Reporter, Apr 15, 1977 #33
Marathon LeTourneau Offshore Company And Combustion Engineering, Inc. Form A Co-Venture To Produce A Self-Elevating Drilling And Production Platform Offering Lower Costs At the time when energy-producing companies are increasingly concerned with the time lags encountered in bringing newly discovered of
- Combustion Engineering Names Robert Fortier Maritime Reporter, Dec 1977 #38
Robert J. Fortier has been appointed director-corporate advertising and marketing communications at Combustion Engineering, Inc., it was announced by William J. Connolly, corporate vice president, marketing and communications. Mr. Fortier formerly was manager of corporate advertising at C-E. In
- Combustion Engineering A w a r d ed $ 7 M i l l i o n In N a v y Boiler Contracts Maritime Reporter, Jul 15, 1986 #41
Combustion Engineering, Inc. (C-E), Windsor, Conn., has been awarded three separate contracts for boilers and related equipment to be installed on U.S. Navy ships, the company recently announced. Under the contracts, valued at approximately $7 million, C-E will supply nine waste heat boilers for thre
- Jamesbury Introduces The N ew Low-Cost Series 3 0 0 0 Ball V a l v es Maritime Reporter, Apr 1986 #107
—Brochure A v a i l a b le Jamesbury Corporation, a subsidiary of Combustion Engineering, Inc., and a leading manufacturer of valves, actuators and associated controls, has announced the introduction of the Jamesbury Series 3000 ball valve. The Series 3000 ball valve is intended for general service
- Combustion Engineering A w a r d e d $12 Million In Navy Boiler Contracts Maritime Reporter, Jan 15, 1986 #7
Combustion Engineering, Inc. (C-E) has been awarded four separate contracts for boilers and related equipment to be installed on U.S. Navy ships, the company recently announced. The value of the contracts, booked in the third quarter, is approximately $12 million. C-E will supply two propulsion boile
- New Jamesbury Spring Actuator Is Compact, Corrosion-Resistant, Economical Maritime Reporter, Dec 1986 #74
—Literature Offered Jamesbury Corp., a subsidiary of Combustion Engineering, Inc., has introduced the new Jamesbury V15SR spring return pneumatic vane actuator. According to the manufacturer, this unique actuator fills applications in any piping system involving automatic valve operation where
- Marathon LeTourneau, C-E And Sea Tank Form New Company Maritime Reporter, Apr 15, 1981 #53
water depths up to 500 feet, according to John A. Haeber, executive vice president and general manager of Sea Plex, which is jointly owned by Combustion Engineering, Inc., Stamford, Conn.; Sea Tank Company, Rungis, France; and Marathon LeTourneau Offshore Company, Houston. The Sea Plex system
- C-E Marine Power Systems Names Robertson And Sabo Maritime Reporter, Jan 1977 #31
The Power Systems Group of Combustion Engineering, Inc., Windsor, Conn., has announced the appointments of David H. Robertson as manager of sales and services and Steven E. Sabo as assistant manager, contract sales, C-E Marine Power Systems. Mr. Robertson will be responsible for marine steam generating
- SHIP COSTS & ENERGY 82 Maritime Reporter, Jan 9, 1982 #10
First Two Ocean- Going Coal-Fired Bulkcarriers of the New Generation" by F. Bouthelier, F. Saez-Parga, E.N. Elcano, Spain, and C.F. Horlitz, Combustion Engineering Inc. Friday, October 1 8:30 a.m. — "Petroleum Coke Oil Slurry as an Alternative Marine Fuel" by R.C. Nunn, Chevron Research Company, and

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