Liferafts are critical safety devices on ships, designed as compact, durable survival platforms for use in maritime emergencies. These inflatable rafts are equipped with essential survival gear, including food, water, […]

Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) are vital safety devices for maritime operations, designed to alert search and rescue (SAR) services in emergencies. These beacons, once activated, transmit a distress […]

Introduction to Marine Steam Turbines Marine steam turbines are engines that convert thermal energy from steam into mechanical work to propel ships. This technology has evolved significantly since its introduction […]

Safety valves are critical components of marine boilers, designed to prevent over-pressurization that could lead to catastrophic failures. These valves automatically release steam if the pressure exceeds safe levels, thus […]

Introduction to Maritime Safety Marine safety is a critical aspect of the maritime industry, which encompasses all activities related to the navigation and operation of ships and other vessels. The […]

MARPOL Convention Annex VI, established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), sets limits on sulfur oxide (SOx) and nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions from ship exhausts, as well as prohibits deliberate […]

Propulsion loss on ships, characterized by unexpected failure or reduction in the ship’s manoeuvrability due to propulsion system issues, presents significant challenges to maritime operations. This guide highlights the complexity and […]

Floods in a ship’s engine room can have severe consequences, compromising the vessel’s water-tight integrity and potentially leading to catastrophic outcomes. The engine room is a critical area of a […]

The engine room is the powerhouse of a ship, housing the main engine, generators, boilers, and other critical systems essential for propulsion and operations at sea. Its smooth functioning is […]

The Engineering Department’s role in maritime operations is of paramount importance, as it directly impacts the safety and efficiency of vessel handling. Engine cadets and students aspiring to become marine […]