Pollution Control
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- Bennex Reports Early Success For N ew L i g h t w e i g h t Oil Booms Maritime Reporter, Dec 1987 #30
The new NOAS-series range of lightweight oil pollution control booms from Bennex A/S of Bergen, Norway, has met early success in the market with 5,000 meters already ordered for 1987 delivery.
Orders valued in excess of 10 million NOK (about $16,500,000) for the new booms, which are rated for harbor, coastal and offshore use, have included deliveries to Statoil for use at the Mongstad terminal, to Norsk Hydro for deployment from the stand-by vessel Far Scout on the Oseberg field and to Italy as part of the country's contingency plan for high seas oil pollution control.
Bennex says the NOAS-series oil booms are easier to handle than conventional designs because of their lightweight, flexible design and unique configuration which features new floatation chambers in airtight PVC-coated polyester.
The NOAS 1000-series oil boom range comprises five different model designs from the 300X for harbor use in wave heights of up to 1 meter to the 1000 N for offshore applications in 6 meter seas and heavy winds up to force 8.
For full details on these deliveries and the Bennex NOAS 1000-series oil pollution control booms, C i r c l e 3 5 on Reader Service Card
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- Argo Marine Introduces Pollution Control Div Maritime Reporter, Mar 1977 #35
The new Pollution Control Division of Argo Marine, a Division of Argo International Corporation, recently hosted a presentation at the New York Hilton Hotel on pollution equipment. The purpose of the presentation was to introduce the new division of Argo Marine, and to show operators and engineers
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- Top Executive Changes Announced By Marco Maritime Reporter, Nov 15, 1981 #13
. Mr. Allen has held many positions in his 23 years with Marco, most recently as vice president in charge of the company's shipyard and pollution control division. Along with Mr. Allen's relocation, Mr. Schmidt announced that Marco vice president D. William Lerch has been named manager of
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- Canada's Largest OSRV Designed By MARCO Maritime Reporter, Mar 1992 #21
A new design oil spill recovery vessel from MARCO Pollution Control, one of the world's largest builders and designers of these type vessels, was recently commissioned by a Canadian owner. Called the Burrard Cleaner No. 9, she is the largest oil recovery vessel serving Canada. The vessel was built
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- New Designs And Developments From Munson Manufacturing In Oil Spill Response Vessels Maritime Reporter, Aug 1990 #18
all work with oil containment booms in one way or another. The boats range in size from 18-foot open skiffs to 72-foot oil skimmers. Munson oil pollution control vessels are grouped into four basic categories. The first category of boats are the boom support skiffs. These outboard- powered boats, ranging
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- MN 100: Elastec Marine News, Aug 2015 #27
The Company: Elastec manufactures and markets innovative pollution control and recovery systems. The company’s core competency is oil spill response: skimmers, fire and containment booms, boom deployment systems, portable vacuum equipment, workboats, dispersant spray systems, oil spill aerial surveillance
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- Danish C.G. To Use Seaward Fenders In Oil Pollution Control System Maritime Reporter, Apr 1980 #24
Seaward I n t e r n a t i o n a l ' s Sea Cushion® marine fenders are now a key part of the Danish Coast Guard's oil pollution control equipment. The three large 8 by 12-foot fenders will be in the North Sea, Baltic Sea, and o t h e r Danish coastal waters. They will be placed between the salvage
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- Crowley Environmental Services Named Exclusive Distributor For 40-Knot Pollution Control Vessel Maritime Reporter, Jan 1978 #44
to shore. The Raider SRV-1034 is equipped with a bow ramp which can be lowered while in open water. This facilitates discharge of boom and other pollution-control materials. The ramp is also valuable as a beaching tool for on- and off-loading equipment and supplies, and for personnel movement. More
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- Gross Tonnage In ABS Classification Exceeds 100-Million Mark Maritime Reporter, Sep 1977 #33
new vessels of 463,086 gt, or 823,832 dwt, worldwide. The new vessels included eight offshore drilling units, two manned submersibles, one oil pollution control tanker, four oil tankers, and 10 bulk carriers. Among the drilling platforms are four column-stabilized units — the United States-flag Sedco 708
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- Newly Formed ASNE Puget Sound Section Holds First Meeting Maritime Reporter, Jun 1977 #9
of vessel traffic control systems and vessel safety. Admiral Richmond's remarks centered about the problems of oil tanker safety, environmental pollution control and some of the effects of current and proposed legislation on the design requirements for oil tankers, such as double bottoms, backup steering
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- Sarex Oil/Water Separators Approved By U.S. Coast Guard —Literature Available Maritime Reporter, May 15, 1980 #20
Sarex oil/water separators, all other Sarex products, and the complete line of anti-pollution systems, write to Eric Nietsch, manager, Pollution Control Division, Argo Marine Systems, 140 Franklin Street, New York, N.Y. 10013
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- Robertson Marine Named Agents For Jason Firefighting Equipment Maritime Reporter, Sep 1990 #72
Bennex A.S., Norway, has appointed Robertson Marine Systems, Inc. (RMS) U.S. and Canadian agents for Jason firefighting equipment and oil pollution control. Jason brand of high quality firefighting equipment is applicable to marine and industrial applications. All Jason hardware is designed for relia
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 59ployment and retrieval. Its portfolio of ers in the marine, construction, indus- Hawboldt Industries Hawboldt is a designer and manufac- rental equipment includes winches with trial and oil and gas industries. Based turer of custom-built Launch and Recov- a variety of cables, mobile A-frames in in New
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 58Products LARS MacArtney A/S The MacArtney Group is a global sup- instruments to large work class ROV system design features an industry plier of underwater technology systems, systems. MERMAC A LARS solutions unique extra skid joint which allows the products and integrated solutions. can be designed as
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 57come one of the principal innovators in the subsea imaging and measure- ment industry. It is headquartered is in BIRNS, Inc. Kildare, Ireland with of? ces in the U.S., BIRNS started out in the subsea the U.K., China and Australia. industry creating underwater cam- Currently the company is building
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 56Products Imaging SubC Imaging Remote Ocean Systems SIDUS Solutions, LLC ROS is an ISO-9001-2008 certi? ed company with a 28,000 sq. ft. research and manufacturing facility dedicated to producing products. Its product line includes underwater video cameras, lights, rugged pan and tilt positioning
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 53Compared with historical data collected over centuries, this year suggest seismic motion was consistent with displacement new information will help scientists better predict geologic at the full convergence rate. From the results of his missions, activity. Dr. Chadwell concluded the Wave Gliders have
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 37Mining for AUVs In Europe, there are sure signs that underwater mining is the next big market for autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV), remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROV) and new “drones” called HROV, DART or TURTLE. Among the indicators is the involvement of mining companies, governments
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 32fter four years spent developing an autonomous HAUV will return to its dock on completion of the work scope underwater vehicle (AUV)/remotely operated un- and will wait to be recovered at a convenient time. “For ex- derwater vehicle (ROV) hybrid (HAUV) based on ample, if you have engaged a vessel to
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 23and when you add a higher tempera- stars keep urchins under control,” ture to that, it kills faster, causing a said Joseph Gaydos, senior author on bigger impact.” the paper and director of UC Davis’ Fisheries depend on nearshore kelp SeaDoc Society program. “Without forests to form a healthy environmen
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 19CONTROL portion, said his team started by us- Precise demolition ing the system to establish a baseline After a baseline was set, Tappan Zee of conditions in the river. This began Constructors used TMC software and with 3D point cloud data collection of Teledyne SeaBat T20 high resolution submerged
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 13the movement of are diverse. Projects can include seismic surveys, marine life the ship and be long-lasting. The cable and connected hard- studies and pollution tracking. The cables are manufactured ware would also have to endure more than 100 deployments differently from general industrial versions, hand-build
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 11export regulations extend beyond the initial export out of the ments and obtaining any required licenses when a speci? c United States. A re-export of a U.S.-origin item from one for- writing has been obtained ? rst by the U.S. seller from the for- eign destination to another, including use aboard a
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April 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 10Insignts Government Update Export Licensing: Tips U.S. Exporters Shouldn’t Overlook Export Control Lists Include Key Marine Tech Categories By Curt Cultice, U.S. Commercial Service, U.S. Department of Commerce ach year, the U.S. Department of only complete systems and key parts and com- Commerce receives
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May 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 60Products Beacons, Flashers, Trackers SABIK MARINE is providing the Norwegian Coastal Administration (Kystverket) with remote monitored LED lanterns for their coastal waters. Image: Sabik software at Broadcast station and Cen- 3 to 31 nautical miles. They are ? tted Remotely monitored tral station.
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May 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 59enable long battery life. The EPLF-553 being designed to meet operational re- navigation. The frequencies allocated is perfect for recovery of AUVs after quirements for an ultra-deep-water sub- are in the range of 283.5 - 325.0 KHz. mission duration has elapsed. mersible beacon. A LED ? asher and
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May 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 56Tech Comms, Telemetry, Data Processing and IMU). Since 2012, the Norway- tion, including choice of output unit, and custom engineering. Two of the based company has been under the sampling frequency, ? lter settings and company’s most recent innovations ownership of a Switzerland-based in- RS422
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May 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 37The ToT for the construction of the con- ventional submarines or S-BRs has been taking place since 2010 in the city of Cherbourg, France, where more than 250 engineers and technicians from the BN, NUCLEP (Nuclebrás Heavy Equipment) and Itaguaí Construções Navais (Navy shipyard) have already been
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May 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 16Discovery Above: You can see the re? ection of the ROV SuBastian in the eye of this octopus. Inset: In the Control Room Below: SuBastian measuring the temperature of the Hydro- thermal vent Image: Schmidt Ocean Institute Image: Schmidt Ocean Institute May 2019 16 MTR MTR #4 (1-17).indd 16
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May 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 12surveillance aircraft or satellites, correla- beyond the horizon. Those governments could also moni- tions can be made between individual vessels and pollution in- tor ships in harbors and transiting off the coast or on inland cidents. Use of AIS data from commercial services can allow waterways. The
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May 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 8Technology New & Notable Valeport: New Enviro Range Hydramec Electric AHC LARS Valeport Valeport has launched a new Enviro- Hydramec Offshore completed the Hyperion Turbidity mental range of optical sensors. supply, integration and operational Hyperion Turbidity – A standalone testing of a fully Active
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May 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 88P PRODUCTS Shell Launches Alexia 40 Shell Marine is introducing Shell Alexia 40 – with a Base Number of 40 – a new two-stroke engine cylinder oil speci? cally for use with en- gines running on 0.5% sulfur content Very Low Sulphur Fuel Oil (VLSFO). Shell Alexia 40 has undergone thousands of hours of
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May 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 832019 Editorial Calendar AD CLOSE: JUN 23 AD CLOSE: JUL 25 JULY AUGUST Cruise Vessel Design & Out?t The Shipyard Edition Expedition Cruise Vessel Heavy Lifting: Cranes, Winches, MARKET MARKET FEATURE: FEATURE: Construction Windlasses & Capstan TECHNICAL TECHNICAL Training and Simulation Icebreakers FEATU
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May 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 82shipping, “Remarkably, it was found that the optimum number noise and can be heard by marine life 100 miles away. yet unlike other forms of marine pollution, there is no of holes could be as few as 17 per blade tip so long as Oscar Propulsion is now looking to partner with ship- legislation yet in place
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May 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 80B BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT: TOWARD COMPLIANCE sampling pumps, valves, actuators, UV Both workshop and survey feedback ? ed cases where faults in control-system Crew Training and Competency lamps, etc.), or the improper installation indicated that there was inconsistent software and hardware failures
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May 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 78B BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT: TOWARD COMPLIANCE William Burroughs William is a Senior Principal Engineer at ABS responsible for promoting environmental related services and providing guidance in support of international, national and regional marine environmental regulations. Bill’s previous experience