3rd eng
- Types of Ships
- December 5, 2011
- 222 views
Dry Bulk Carrier
Mostly confused for ordinary ships the dry bulk carrier is a specialized vessels that few ordinary civilians know about. The vessel is designed for transporting dry materials that could range…
Seawall Galveston
Seawall Galveston is a famous monument and stretch of beach in Texas. It is an island that looks like a natural wave breaker protects Texas City, but as it could…
How To Repair a Leaking Bulkhead Cellar?
How to repair a leaking bulkhead cellar was an issue that sailors in the past used to dread of thinking since older technology did not have quick remedies to repair…
- Ocean Engineering
- December 1, 2011
- 240 views
Ocean Engineering Waves
In ocean engineering waves play an intricate part of the study since May engineering solutions must work around wave strength and stresses that waves place on vessels in the open…
France Convicts Somali Pirates
France convicts Somali pirates captured after taking a vessel hostage in 2008. It is the first time that Somali pirates had been tried in the nation, but this is no…
Wave Hub Launched
The UK has launched a project expected to produce a huge amount of electrical power with the help of waves. The wave hub is expected to produce electricity by using…
- Boat Engineering
- November 30, 2011
- 364 views
Maine Shipbuilding: The Great History
Maine shipbuilding history does back centuries back to the native Indian times. Maine was first used by the native Indians to build water craft that would be used to conduct…
- Navigation
- November 29, 2011
- 625 views
Oil Tanker Routes
Oil tanker routes are relatively fixed in the same way that dry cargo, grain carriers or container vessels maintain shipping route. Many shipping companies have several different vessels which are…
Oil Tankers Chartering
Oil tankers chartering plays an important role in the shipping industry as well as many other industries that have intense competition among themselves. To avoid conflict and improve the shipping…
- Diesel Engines
- November 28, 2011
- 250 views
Starting Ship Engines
Starting ship engines and ship starting are two but similar terms that are usually confused by readers, the two have to totally different meanings and using the wrong keyword while…
