Hudson Engineering Company
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- Microwave Indicator Tells Level Of Liquid Cargoes Aboard Ship Maritime Reporter, Jan 1977 #29
Penco Division, Hudson Engineering Company of Hoboken, N.J., has been appointed the U.S.
marine sales representatives of Saab Marine Electronics, Goteborg, Sweden.
SUM 21, one of their principal products, is the first microwave operated level indicator system for measuring aboard ship, the ullage of crude oil, liquid hydrocarbons or water cargoes. Based on principles used in radar, this intrinsically safe system eliminates physical or mechanical measuring techniques.
A radar beam is transmitted from a deck-mounted antenna to the oil surface and back to the antenna. Based on the time lapse of the reflected beam, the oil level is calculated accurately and displayed in the cargo control room.
The system requires no manual intervention and contains no moving parts. Required levels can be preset to give alarm over the entire tank range.
For additional information, write to Jack Ellsworth, Penco Division, Hudson Engineering Co., 1114 Clinton Street, Hoboken, N.J. 07030.
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- Penco Appointed U.S. Agent For Bremer Vulcan Maritime Reporter, May 15, 1981 #42
The Penco Division of Hudson Engineering Company (Hoboken, N.-J.) and Bremer Vulcan Schiffbau und Maschinenfabrik of West Germany recently announced the appointment of Penco as the United States agent for Bremer Vulcan shipyard in Bremen, Germany. Bremer Vulcan's facilities and services include:
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- Penco To Market Showa's Fuel Mixing System Maritime Reporter, May 15, 1981 #31
The Penco Division of Hudson Engineering Company, Nissho- Iwai American Corporation and Showa Marine Kogyo Ltd. of Tokyo, Japan, have announced the appointment of Penco as the exclusive marketing, service and distributor of Blender Ace. Showa has been manufacturing the Blender Ace system for a
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- Hudson Joins North American Towing As Special Representative Maritime Reporter, Aug 1985 #36
North American Towing Company president Warren A. Jackman announced the appointment of Alfred R. Hudson as special representative for marketing. Mr. Hudson is a former vice president of Ceres Terminals, Inc., one of the largest stevedoring firms in the U.S. His responsibilities, effective immediately
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- Hudson Engineering Plans Study Of Offshore Platforms For 1 , 6 0 0 - F o o t W a t e r Depths Maritime Reporter, Apr 1986 #97
Hudson Engineering Corporation is planning to initiate a study of composite leg platforms for 1,600- foot water depths. The study will develop technical and cost data for a drilling/production platform and a drilling/wellhead platform for environments like those found in the Gulf of Mexico, as well
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- MarAd Approves Title XI For Two Tankers Costing $129 Million Maritime Reporter, Dec 15, 1980 #66
Maritime Affairs, Maritime Administration, Samuel B. Nemirow has approved in princiciple an application by Ogden Shamrock Transport, Inc., and Ogden Hudson Transport, Inc., two wholly owned subsidiaries of Ogden Bulk Transport, Inc., 280 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y., for Title XI guarantees to aid in financ
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- Hudson River Tales: PAWSA Pauses Parking Project Marine News, Dec 2017 #28
be contentious, confusing and cumbersome. In June 2016, the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) opened a public comment period regarding new anchorage zones in the Hudson River; usually a rather low-key set of issues. This proved different. Opponents jumped on the proposal – initially suggested by three maritime organizations
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- McDermott To Participate In Azeri Field Development Maritime Reporter, Nov 1991 #100
Petroleum Company to participate in the evaluation and development of the Azeri oil field in the Azerbaijan sector of the Caspian Sea, and that its Hudson Engineering Corporation has been selected as prime contractor for the development. McDermott also announced that it has separately agreed to form
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- Blount Delivers Commuter Ferry For High-Speed Hudson Crossings Maritime Reporter, Sep 1986 #12
Port Imperial, N.J., for use as a commuter ferry between West 38th Street in Manhattan and Arcorp Properties, a 350-acre development site across the Hudson River in Weehawken, N.J. On earlier trial runs, the Hudson crossing was made in less than three minutes. The Port Imperial is a Hitech type fast
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- HUDSHIP Delivers 112-Foot Lamnalco Merlin Maritime Reporter, Dec 15, 1980 #10
Hudson Shipbuilders, Inc. (HUDSHIP) of Pascagoula, Miss., recently delivered the utility ves- Lamnalco Merlin (shown above) to Lamnalco Ltd. of Kuwait. The new boat will join the fleet operated by Lamnalco, who operate their own vessels and manage vessels of other companies throughout the Arabian
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- Hudson River: A Battle for Anchorage Grounds Goes Viral Marine News, Apr 2017 #42
with recreational and other peripheral agendas, the discussion can sometimes be contentious. One such example of this reality is now playing out on the Hudson River in New York. On June 9, 2016, the U.S. Coast Guard published a three-page Federal Register notice, seeking public comments on a proposal
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- SNAME Philadelphia Section Discusses The Why And How Of Offshore Oil/Gas Drilling Maritime Reporter, Apr 1976 #48
at the Engineers' Club located in downtown Philadelphia. The meeting was attended by 65 members and guests. Following a social hour and dinner, S.T. Hudson, president, J.E. Brenneman Co., presented a paper entitled "Offshore Drilling." The paper discusses the why and how of offshore drilling for oil
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 49AR & Maritime Maintenance As maritime embraces new digitalization technologies aimed at reducing costs and enhancing safety onboard ships, MAN CEON, MAN Energy Solutions’ umbrella brand for all its digital products, comes to the fore for TechGuide, an augmented reality maintenance platform. Using mobile
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 46Ship Repair Activities and Investments in ship repair & conversion yards Zhoushan IMC-YY Shipyard & Engineering Co. “Green” Drydocks in China Zhoushan IMC-YY is an innovator, with a family of automated systems to make ship mainte- nance clean & ef? cient. Photo: Zhoushan IMC-YY While the ship repair
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 44Ship Repair Activities and Investments in ship repair & conversion yards Astican & Astander Regulatory Work, Offshore Drives Astican Reliance entered Astican for the installation of a new HydeMarine Hyde Guardian ballast water management system. Photo: Astican While 2019 provided a mixed bag of ing
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 41INTERVIEW MORGAN FANBERG, PRESIDENT, GLOSTEN “I would love to design an all nuclear ship. I understand the cost, the red tape and the bureaucratic issues, but if you’re seriously looking for a zero-emission technology to power ocean-going vessels, nuclear should be an option.” Morgan Fanberg, President
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 40INTERVIEW MORGAN FANBERG, PRESIDENT, GLOSTEN off the charts. Ultimately, the work we do here is supporting ground-based midcourse missile defense system. “That was a our client’s businesses with engineering excellence and un- massive project we did with Boeing; a hallmark project for me matched problem
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 38INTERVIEW MORGAN FANBERG, PRESIDENT, GLOSTEN organ Fanberg has always been a ‘maritime guy,’ but his early maritime aspirations cen- tered on racing sailboats. “I went to St. Mary’s M College of Maryland to race dinghies at a col- legiate level but soon realized that racing sailboats was not go- ing to
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 37INTERVIEW MORGAN FANBERG, PRESIDENT, GLOSTEN “Doing business the same way over and over will not last; we know technology will advance our industry, and if we just sit back and don’t take an active role, we’re going to lose. There is no room for complacency.” Morgan Fanberg, President, Glosten @
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 36INTERVIEW MORGAN FANBERG, PRESIDENT, GLOSTEN Photos: Glosten 36 Maritime Reporter & Engineering News • January 2020 MR #1 (34-49).indd 36 1/10/2020 2:12:57 PM
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 34REPAIR & CONVERSION the concerns about security as the electric grid becomes more He added that improved safety features, including lifeboats, dependent on offshore wind. would be necessary in a conversion and that personal com- These calculations and estimates provide a backdrop for the fort is also an
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