Maritime Engineering

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 […]

Learn how marine diesel engine generators power ships at sea. Discover their components, operation, and maintenance practices crucial for safe, efficient maritime operations. The world of shipping and maritime activity […]

In the maritime world, maintaining a reliable and steady power supply is paramount to ensure the safety and functionality of the ship. The electrical power system on board most vessels […]

A Permit to Work (PTW) under ship Safety Management Systems (SMS) is a formal document used to control certain types of work which are potentially hazardous. It sets out the […]

I. Introduction The Crucial Role of Bunkering in Commercial Shipping Bunkering, the process of supplying fuel to ships, plays a pivotal role in maintaining the commercial shipping industry’s relentless pace. […]

This article examines blackout and dead ship conditions onboard vessels, referencing the latest consolidated version of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) SOLAS Convention. It aims to provide a structured guide […]

The International Safety Management (ISM) Code was established to address critical issues in the maritime industry, focusing on the safe management and operation of ships, as well as pollution prevention. […]

1- Causes of the asynchronous motor shutdown (Diesel generator) Causes of asynchronous motor shutdown in diesel generators include overheating, electrical faults, mechanical failures, or loss of excitation. Overheating can occur […]