Maritime Engineering

The International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) is one of the most critical international maritime conventions , along with the MARPOL Convention and the STCW Convention. It […]

In maritime operations, maintaining the ship’s safety and stability during emergencies is paramount. One critical component designed for this purpose is the emergency bilge suction valve. This valve plays a […]

  Introduction to the IGF Code As the maritime industry works to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and embrace cleaner energy sources, low-flashpoint fuels like liquefied natural gas (LNG) have become […]

The Engineering Department on a ship plays a crucial role in ensuring the vessel’s smooth operation, safety, and efficiency. While the Deck Department handles navigation and cargo, the Engineering Department […]

The maritime and marine industries are critical to global commerce, with commercial ships transporting around 90% of the world’s trade. As the demand for skilled mariners continues to grow, maritime […]

Fire aboard a ship is one of the most dangerous situations that can occur at sea. Unlike on land, where evacuation is relatively straightforward, the options are limited in the […]

Types of Emergencies for Ships: An Overview Ships, whether they are commercial, passenger, or recreational, operate in an environment that is inherently hazardous. The vast oceans and seas present unique […]

The engine room of a ship is a bustling hub of activity, housing the machinery and equipment that powers the vessel. To maintain and operate this complex array of systems, […]

The International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships,  MARPOL, is a key international marine environmental convention aimed at minimizing pollution of the oceans and seas from ships. This […]

What is Buoyancy? Buoyancy is a fundamental concept that allows ships to float and navigate the vast oceans. Despite their massive size and weight, ships remain afloat due to the […]