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  • Firm Offers New Down-Sized Unit That Complies With Annex V/MARPOL Regulations New Annex V/MARPOL 73/78 regulations restricting the dumping of waste from vessels at sea and offshore rigs have created storage, cleanliness and disposal problems for the marine industry. In response to these new regulations, Resource Technology Group, a leader for 17 years in the trash compaction and recycling field, recently announced the introduction of the new downsized C-2500 marine trash compactor designed to complement the firm's popular and powerful C-3000 line.

    Commercial Compactor Corporation, an RTG subsidiary, manufactures and distributes a wide range of marine trash compactors in reinforced or stainless steel to safely and efficiently handle all types of waste products generated on board.

    The C-2500, with an overall height of only 80 inches, has been designed with a high-compaction 1- hp, 120-V, 30-amp power unit which delivers a 26,000 pounds of packing force. Only 23-1/2 inches in depth and 32 inches wide, the C-2500 delivers a 9-cubic-foot payload and compaction ratios up to 20:1. The vertical design saves space and allows the unit to be located anywhere a power source is available. The access door requires only 32 inches for loading and unloading operations.

    The compaction cycle occurs in as little as 29 seconds, which serves to greatly minimize labor time.

    The C-2500 can be used to compact both recyclable and non-recyclable solid wastes such as packaging crates, boxes, metal objects and dunnage into reusable cubes or lined corrugated cartons. Wastes which have a high liquid content such as food production waste can be compacted into 6-mil polyvinyl bags, which can then be heat sealed and stacked efficiently. Paper, cardboard and other recyclables can easily be compacted into corrugated containers. The container weight can be easily adjusted to produce cubes weighing from 50 to 250 pounds. Every unit is designed with a wide range of safety features including a safety interlock switch which prohibits any operation while the access and unloading doors are open. An indicator light signals the operator that the desired load weight has been reached and triggers an overload protection mechanism which forces removal of the full container before operation can be resumed. The C-2500 operates at a noise level of only 64 dba, a further indication of its smooth yet quiet efficiency. The three-sided compaction container cart can be wheeled to the storage area and easily unloaded.

    These and other features provide safe, reliable operation and protect the unit from costly operator error. A solid 1,750 pounds, the C-2500 promises maximum compaction with minimal maintenance and repair.

    The larger and more powerful C- 3000 marine unit stands 88 inches tall, 44 inches and 23-1/2 inches deep. A container capacity of 10-1/2 cubic feet and a maximum adjustable module weight of 350 pounds affords marine users with a practical option where space and module weight are less of a factor. Its larger capacity further minimizes time spent loading, unloading and compacting.

    For free information and specifications on these and other marine waste disposal and storage systems from RPG, Circle 71 on Reader Service Card

  • terrorists. LNG transport vessels have, in the past, been able to rely on the safety of their double hulls. Arguably, though, a Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG) might breach an LNG tank but would not cause an explosion. More likely, it would ignite any leak and just burn at the source of the leak. On smaller

  • boat, that appeared to be towed by a fishing boat, broke away and headed for the Ewing. Though the ship was not boarded and no injuries occurred, having RPG's and AK-47 rounds shot in their direction gave scientists and crew alike real cause for concern. Then, on September 11, the vessel was just heading into

  • MR Jan-16#18  with assault ri?  es and RPGs.  has shifted to areas)
    January 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 18

    , and modern Somali pirates have decreased, piracy is still rife, and Combating Pirates trade, exploration or war, has replete with assault ri? es and RPGs. has shifted to areas of increasing trade The most aggressive methods are of- Tbeen one of the most important Both have been incredibly problem-

  • MN Jan-14#23 , a Rocket 
Propelled Grenade (RPG) might breach an LNG tank)
    January 2014 - Marine News page: 23

    . LNG transport vessels have, in the past, been able to rely on the safety of their double hulls. Arguably, though, a Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG) might breach an LNG tank but would not cause an explosion. More likely, it would ignite any leak and just burn at the source of the leak. On smaller

  • MN Apr-13#52  master.  Cleveland Appointed at RPGResource Power Group (RPG))
    April 2013 - Marine News page: 52

    try has encompassed a wide range of roles including 18 years at sea, opera- tions manager of a towing company and harbor master. Cleveland Appointed at RPGResource Power Group (RPG) has appointed Chandler Cleveland as its Branch Manager, Doral (Miami) Op- erations effective immediately. In his new role

  • MR Aug-12#91  company, Resource Power Group (RPG) has received Napier Turbocharge)
    August 2012 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 91

    .www.ppgpmc.com/northamerica Resource Power Group Authorized for Napier Turbochargers Large bore engine sales and service company, Resource Power Group (RPG) has received Napier Turbocharger?s au- thorization as a service, repair and spareparts center. This move compliments RPG?s existing capabilities as

  • MR Jun-12#78 , Re- source Power Group (RPG) has ap- pointed Michael)
    June 2012 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 78

    Gas?, was presented during the technical pro- gram at OTC. Kriner Joins Resource Power Group Engine sales and service company, Re- source Power Group (RPG) has ap- pointed Michael Kriner as the company?s Houston Branch Manager. The focus of the Houston branch of the MaK and large bore engine business will

  • MP Q1-12#62  against the threat of  the RPG. All our products are made)
    Q1 2012 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 62

    you may look for. Ad- ditionally to port security solutions, we provide special Anti-Pirate solutions to effectively protect against the threat of the RPG. All our products are made out of high tensile steel wire which guaran- tees the strength but also ß exibility to stop high energy impacts. www

  • MP Q1-12#46  of pirates holding AK47?s and RPG?s.  This functionality)
    Q1 2012 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 46

    boat simulate Þ sherman. At any point within the scenario, the instructor can change the hostility of the Þ shermen to that of pirates holding AK47?s and RPG?s. This functionality allows merchant deck of Þ cers to conduct evasive maneuvers and also to practice their security and an- ti-piracy procedures

  • MR Mar-12#86  Key Execs Resource Power Group (RPG) ap- pointed Sean Carey)
    March 2012 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 86

    the California Maritime Academy and holds an EIT Certificate from Wash- ington State.Resource Power Group Adds Key Execs Resource Power Group (RPG) ap- pointed Sean Carey as the engine sales& service company?s General Manager of the MaK and large bore engine busi- ness for the southeast US and

  • MT Jun-09#23  rocket-propelled grenades or RPGs that hit the ship. One)
    June 2009 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 23

    illusion the ship was firing back at the terrorists. According to passenger accounts of the attack, there were at least three rocket-propelled grenades or RPGs that hit the ship. One hit a passenger stateroom without inflicting injuries. There are now U.S., EU and assorted coalition and combined naval forces

  • MT Jun-09#21  near miss explosions by the RPG)
    June 2009 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 21

    . Since the vessel was unprepared, the scene was one of confusion and panic. While being raked by gunfire and experiencing near miss explosions by the RPG's, the actions of the second engineer and a few crewmen saved both the ship and the lives 20 MTR of the crew. They dropped the survey gear and pushed

  • MR Apr-89#91  and storage systems 
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    April 1989 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 91

    loading, unloading and com- pacting. For free information and specifi- cations on these and other marine waste disposal and storage systems from RPG, Circle 71 on Reader Service Card Circle 342 on Reader Service Card USCG Proposes New Regulations For Small Passenger Vessels The U.S. Coast

  • MR May-09#25 , 28 Rocket Propelled Grenades (RPGs), 51 RPG projectiles,)
    May 2009 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 25

    or destruction of 28 pirate vessels, and the confiscation of the pirates' tools of the trade, including: 133 small arms, 28 Rocket Propelled Grenades (RPGs), 51 RPG projectiles, and 21 ladders/grappling hooks. A team from the amphibious assault ship USS Boxer (LHD 4) tows the lifeboat from the Maersk

  • MR Jan-09#57 . There were guntoting guys with RPGs on it."
Six Thai fishermen)
    January 2009 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 57

    ," Indian navy spokesman Commander Nirad Sinha said. "Only after we were fired upon did we fire. We fired in self-defence. There were guntoting guys with RPGs on it." Six Thai fishermen Killed Washington for the Peoples Republic of China, says many people presume that China's naval task group will work

  • MR Nov-08#65  with nothing to answer the RPG)
    November 2008 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 65

    friendly coast guard or navy after the attack commenced early in the morning was remote. The ship was under full military attack with nothing to answer the RPG's and automatic rifle fire. That is when Security Officer Michael Groves realized the only hope lay in the LRAD. Despite continuing to spray the attackers