The Ship Aero Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) is a pivotal component in managing waste on board, ensuring that ships can treat sewage effectively while adhering to stringent international standards. This […]
Lubricating oil systems play a pivotal role in the effective operation and longevity of two-stroke marine diesel engines on ships. These systems help in reducing friction between moving parts, dissipating […]
Rankine Cycle and Its Improvement in Marine Systems The system shown in the below image illustrates a typical Rankine cycle setup used onboard some ships. This system can be configured […]
Introduction to ISM Code Auditing ISM Code auditing serves as an invaluable tool for improving maritime safety and environmental protection. By auditing a ship’s Safety Management System (SMS), professionals can […]
Ship surveying is far more than just a perfunctory examination; it’s a meticulous evaluation aimed at gauging a vessel’s structural soundness, operational efficacy, and compliance with safety and environmental standards. […]
Port State Control (PSC) serves as a critical mechanism to ensure that foreign ships entering a port adhere to international conventions and protocols governing safety, security, and environmental standards. Its […]
Ballast water plays a crucial role in stabilizing ships during voyages, but it also poses a significant environmental risk by transporting invasive aquatic species across different ecosystems. The Ballast Water […]
Bunker fuel is the primary fuel used in the maritime industry to power ships. Given the international regulations and the environmental impacts associated with bunker fuels, it is vital to […]
Bilge water, which accumulates at the bottom of a ship, is a mixture of water, oil, and other contaminants. Effective bilge management is vital to safeguard the marine environment and […]
A ship incinerator is an essential onboard device used to safely dispose of waste generated during maritime operations, including oily sludge, food waste, and other combustible materials. By burning waste […]
