Supplier of Navigation and Communication Equipment, and Spares for Shipping Companies in Australia

August 5th, 2019

The navigation and communications suite onboard an ocean-going vessel will perform well throughout its journey. Crisp radio channels allow for long ship-to-shore dialogues, so a chain of command is maintained. Meanwhile, a seafaring ship’s helmsman checks his magnetic compass and Radar panel periodically to make sure the craft isn’t drifting off course. However, even with […]

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The Purposes of Ballast Water Treatment Systems in Ships

July 16th, 2019

Aquatic life forms pass the day by swimming lazily in light currents. It’s the same for ocean living plants, which grow happily between submerged rocks. Even tiny plankton colonies, almost invisible to the naked eye, survive in warm or cold waters all around the globe. Then something comes to scoop these species up and carry […]

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Differences Between Oil-Lubricated and Water-Lubricated Stern Tube Bearings

July 5th, 2019

Without wishing to state the obvious, water-lubricated stern tubes use H2O as a shaft lubrication fluid. For oil-lubricated solutions, a greasy fluid provides a slippery shaft greasing feature. These are the clear-cut differences, as plainly assigned by their technical labels. So far so good, the principal difference is right there, right in the fluid medium. […]

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Marine Heavy Fuel Oil Impurities and the Effects They Can Cause to Yanmar Diesel Engines

June 19th, 2019

Beautifully engineered diesel engines don’t react well when they sip on contaminated fuel sources. Sure, if the marine engine in question is a Yanmar model, it’ll probably keep right on operating, with its powerful engine stroke delivering abundant quantities of propulsion thrust, but at what cost? What kind of damage takes place inside a high-performance […]

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Understanding Stern Tube System in Marine Vessel Operations

June 4th, 2019

Stern tube systems are classified as powertrain intermediaries in a marine vessel’s propulsion mechanism. First comes the propeller, then there’s the sealed stern tube assembly, which links the propeller shaft to a ship’s main engine. In effect, there’s a hole in the hull for a ship’s drive shaft to reach into the surrounding water. The […]

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