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- Tom Bunyan, Inventor Of 'Pilgrim' Products Marketed By Mapeco, Honored By Queen Elizabeth Maritime Reporter, Jun 1988 #114
In recognition of his contribution to engineering, Tom Bunyan was recently presented with the civil honor, "Officer of the Order of the British Empire," by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.
Mr. Bunyan is the inventor of commercially available products, sold worldwide under the name "Pilgrim," which contribute significantly to the safety of shafting and propellers in ships and, more recently, to personnel safety in nuclear power reactors.
Mr. Bunyan is a frequent visitor to the U.S.
and has read papers in SNAME symposia and taken part in technical meetings at other U.S.
institutions.
The first Pilgrim propeller nut was introduced into the U.S. through Mapeco Products, Inc., exclusive licensee, by Cliff Hoitt in 1967, and shortly thereafter the Pilgrim keyless bore propeller under license.
The Pilgrim hydraulic propeller nut is used extensively on naval and commercial vessels in the U.S. and throughout the world. The Pilgrim keyless bore propeller has been used extensively on large LNGs and crude carriers built in the U.S. and on over 500 vessels worldwide.
For more information and free literature from Mapeco Products, Circle 83 on Reader Service Card
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- Cunard Installs Computerized Maintenance System From MMS Aboard Queen Elizabeth 2 Maritime Reporter, Mar 1988 #62
Systems (MMS) recently completed implementation of their computerized Planned Maintenance (PMS) system aboard Cunard Line's luxury ocean liner Queen Elizabeth 2 (QE2), according to an announcement made by MMS president, Eugene D. Story. The PMS system, operating on a personal computer (PC), was installed
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- Cunard Line To Spend $130 Million To Overhaul The Queen Elizabeth 2 Maritime Reporter, Dec 1986 #63
Approximately $130 million will be spent by the Cunard Line Ltd. to refurbish and re-engine the Queen Elizabeth 2, an amount many companies pay for a new vessel. After replacing the steam turbines with nine diesel engines, the vessel will still be capable of traveling at speeds of up to 32.5 knots
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- Towboat 'Elizabeth D# Christened By Dravo Maritime Reporter, Jul 1980 #24
The M/V Elizabeth D., a new 2,000-bhp towboat, was christened recently by Dravo Corporation in Pittsburgh. The new towboat was built by Dravo Steel- Ship, a Dravo subsidiary located in Pine Bluff, Ark. Named after Mrs. Elizabeth Dickey, the wife of Robert Dickey I I I , Dravo's chairman and president
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- Putting Palatka Back on the Map Marine News, Sep 2019 #32
Ganoe, General Manager, Bobby Barfield, and Senior Project Manager, Steve Torok, Vane suggested that SJSB build eight newly designed 4,200 horse power Elizabeth Anne Class tugboats. They were to be innovative and special, named as they were for Elizabeth Hughes, who is Vane Brothers’ Vice President, the mother
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- Double Christening Held For Avondale-Built National Marine Towboats Maritime Reporter, May 1992 #21
of Avondale Industries, Inc., were recently christened in ceremonies on the Ohio River at Paducah, Ky. The 168-foot-long boats were named the M/V Elizabeth Dewey, operated by Western Kentucky Navigation, Inc., and M/V Cindy Celeste, operated by B&H Towing, Inc. Both Paducah companies have long-term opera
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- NORSHIPCO Receives Enviro Honor Maritime Reporter, Jan 2001 #53
The Elizabeth River Project recently recognized NORSHIPCO as a top River Star for environmental contributions to improve the health of the Elizabeth The Ehz- abeth River Project granted River Star recognition to local businesses for their environmental achievements in creating and preserving more
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- New Brochure Available From American Standard Heat Exchanger Repair Maritime Reporter, Aug 1984 #48
American Standard Heat Exchanger Repair (ASHER), has made available a brochure on the company's new facility in Elizabeth, N.J., which has complete capability to repair or rebundle, retube or replace parts. Titled "We Get Your Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers Back Into Action," the publication discusses
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- American-Standard Opens New Jersey Repair Plant —Literature Available Maritime Reporter, Dec 15, 1983 #31
Heat Transfer Division, headquartered in Buffalo, N.Y., recently announced the opening of a full-capability, regional repair facility in Elizabeth, N.J. The announcement was made by Peter D. Roome, vice president and general manager of the Division. The new heat exchanger repair plant
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- Conversion Of RO/RO 'Ponce' Completed By Sun Ship Maritime Reporter, Jul 1981 #10
efficiency and operation ease. While on sea trials, the Ponce reached a speed of 25 knots. The Ponce's first destination after conversion was Port Elizabeth, N.J. The ship will be making scheduled trips between Elizabeth and San Juan, Puerto Rico. One of 10 RO/RO ships built by Sun Ship, the Ponce
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- Electro-Nav To M a r k et SATURN Satcom In U.S. Maritime Reporter, Jan 1980 #36
describing SATURN terminal and antenna operation, add-on equipment, and technical data, write Robert E. Negron, Electro-Nav, 1201 Corbin Street, Elizabeth Marine Terminal, Elizabeth, N.J. 07201
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- Columbia Coastal Christens Super Barge Maritime Reporter, Jan 2000 #22
U.S.-flag container feeder barge operator, Columbia Coastal Transport added Columbia Elizabeth — one of the largest container barges ever built — to its fleet. The 912 TEU barge, which was christened in Portland, Ore., is ready to transport empties, full container and project cargoes moving between the
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April 2023 - Marine News page: 39,” Cairns continued. The harbor trials were conducted in the Port of Blyth using “These ? gures are staggering and highlight that such tech- the TIA Elizabeth CTV owned and operated by Tidal Transit. nology, and the adoption of it, will be pivotal in reducing According to MJR Power and Automation, the
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February 2023 - Marine News page: 43People & Companies Volvo Penta’s industrial business unit. Klein Named BOEM Director The U.S. Interior Department New Leadership Roles at named Elizabeth Klein, a lawyer who Resolve Marine worked in the Obama and Clinton ad- Marine salvage, rescue, emergency ministrations, to head the Bureau of
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January 2023 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 42required before the scheduled departure In the works since 2016 when Ifre- ship” is a great moment in my life as a of the expedition from Port Elizabeth in mer was appointed as the authority in polar explorer; it is the fruit of persever- South Africa in the last quarter of 2024. charge of the constructi
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December 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 12Autonomy Vessel Autonomy in Of shore Wind Scaling up operations through technology and regulation By Elizabeth (Liz) Kretovic, ABS Director – Business Development North America Offshore Wind utonomous technology is adding value to the be limited to smaller units operating in controlled areas such
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December 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 4.com lives and works in Oslo. Web: www.marinelink.com Ewing Kretovic t: (212) 477-6700 f: (212) 254-6271 Tom Ewing is a freelance writer Elizabeth (Liz) Kretovic, is ABS’ Tomic specializing in energy and envi- Director – Business Development Bartolomej Tomic is managing ronmental issues.
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November 2022 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 10AUTONOMY VESSEL AUTONOMY IN OFFSHORE WIND Scaling up operations through technology and regulation By Elizabeth (Liz) Kretovic, ABS Director – Business Development North America Offshore Wind utonomous technology is adding value to the off- specialized tasks and fully autonomous vessels are likely to
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November 2022 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 6. STL Consulting, LLC and fellow at The Strachan Explorer’s Club. David R. Strachan is a defense analyst Kretovic and founder of Strikepod Systems, a Elizabeth (Liz) Kretovic, is ABS Director research and strategic advisory focusing on Hardy autonomous undersea systems. Kevin Hardy founded Global Ocean
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September 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 39bar- Since McLean’s innovation, Port Newark has expanded rel by barrel, onto the ship at the dock. He hated waiting. He with the addition of the nearby Elizabeth Marine Terminal. just wanted to get back home. His original idea was just to put This New Jersey complex now makes up the busiest seaport the
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August 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 39to Right: Wei Huang, Director of Global Vessel Market Sector Keegan Plaskon, Director, North American Reg. Business Development, Offshore Vessels Elizabeth Kretovic, Director, Offshore Wind Business Development, North America Photos courtesy ABS was asked for its per- • OSW support vessels will lead
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January 2022 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 46Nautilus Ma- rine Service (NMS), manufacturers of the impressive Vitrovex line of hollow glass spheres for ocean science. My suggestion Photo by Elizabeth Strickland, IEEE 46 January/February 2022 MTR #1 (34-49).indd 46 1/25/2022 9:18:01 A
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October 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 44, but port.” Recently, the CMA CGM Brazil, at 15,000+ TEU ves- it has diverse operations as a vehicle transport hub, both im- sel, called Port Elizabeth the largest ever containership call in port and export, as well as bulk cargo, breakbulk and cruise. the port. On 75% of those containership calls
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February 2020 - Marine News page: 344,200-horse- 4,200-horse- time is a well-known name. Crowley says, “We maintain an extensive ? eet ranging in size from 20,000 deadweight power Elizabeth power Elizabeth an extensive ? eet ranging in size from 20,000 deadweight tons(DWT)to45800DWTThisenablesustooffera AnneClassvesselsthat Anne Class
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 48................................ 32, 33 Spinnaker Planning Management system.. 15 2020 Bulkers .................................... 34 Lindstad, Dr. Elizabeth ....................... 11 SSA Marine ....................................... 42 Butakova, Natalya ....................... 44, 46 Lloyd’s Maritime
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 11scrubber fuid. most effective environmental compliance solution. Marine fuel oil typically has a 0.1% to 0.15% ash content after Chief Scientist Dr. Elizabeth Lindstad, SINTEFF noted in a re- complete combustion, and incomplete combustion adds carbon port published in June that from well-to-wake the continued
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October 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 13and • “Green Manufacturing” plan, a net-zero emissions no later than 2050.” 10-year, $1.5 trillion investment in American-made energy products. Elizabeth Warren • A goal to generate 10% of US Opening statement: electricity from renewable sources off- “The science is clear. The world’s shore or on
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October 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 10Tom Ewing Photo Credits: Joe Biden (Of? cial White House photo by David Lienemann); US Senator Bernie Sanders. Credit: US Senate website; US Senator Elizabeth Warren, Credit: US Senate website; Pete Buttigieg, MTR; Photo: Amy Klobuchar; US Senator Cory Booker. Credit: US Senate website; US Senator Kamala
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September 2019 - Marine News page: 37construction site in Botany Building, we are thrilled with the high quality of the four Bay in Sydney, Australia where a new bulk liquid terminal Elizabeth Anne Class tugboats that are now hard-working is being built to accommodate tankers,” said Ron Mason, members of the Vane ? eet,” Hughes said
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September 2019 - Marine News page: 35The Elizabeth Anne also has Reintjes marine gears supplied by Karl Senner, LLC, Kenner, LA. Two John Deere PowerTech 4045, 99 kW generators deliver service power to the boat, while a third John Deere 4045, teamed with an Allison transmission, drives the chain-driven Intercon DD200 towing winch.
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September 2019 - Marine News page: 34SHIPBUILDING & REPAIR “The 4,200 horsepower Elizabeth Anne Class tugboat is the ultimate workhorse, bringing exceptional power and performance to Vane’s growing ? eet. We are thrilled with the results coming out of St. Johns Ship Building, and we know that our crews appreciate the comfort, safety and
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July 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 22MTR 100 Chelsea Technologies West Molesey, Surrey, UK President/CEO: Elizabeth Paull No. of Employees: 40 www.chelsea.co.uk Sea Sentry, Chelsea Technologies’ wash water monitor, has increased its sales in Balmoral Offshore Engineering response to the imminent imposition of the IMO 2020 Sulfur Cap
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November 2018 - Marine News page: 99The Seaway enjoyed USCG “Subchapter M” regulations ty, part of HII’s Ingalls Shipbuilding its strongest August over the last four on the 2,000 HP Tug Elizabeth and division, ceased its Navy shipbuild- years. This is good news as we pass the the 3,000 HP Tug Katherine. Com- ing operations in December 2014
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Sep/Oct 2018 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 51support. LSC also belongs In 2017, LSC launched a new £40,000 ($53,000) hub at Queen to The Mission to Seafarers, which has about 280 centers around Elizabeth II Dock, Eastham, which was opened by The Lord Lieu- the world. ICMA members operate a referral system whereby tenant of Merseyside, Dame Lorna
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October 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32. Fill ‘er Up (often): “We’re re? lling on every voyage, even though we could because you have to invest at a different ing out of the C4’s at Port Elizabeth … do two voyages on one tank. The last thing you ever want to do with an LNG is level: we are investing 7% of our turn- ‘who cared?’ If it kept
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August 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 69“KVH is leading the way in connectivity, but it’s beyond connectivity in itself, it’s what the commercial marine industry is doing with that connectivity. It’s data transfer, it’s data analytics, it’s value added services, it’s content delivery.” Elizabeth Jackson, Chief Marketing Of