Yanmar Air-Cooled and Water-Cooled Compressors: What are the differences?
April 21st, 2017Two different cooling mediums keep compressors working, even when their machine parts generate copious amounts of heat. Yanmar air-cooled and water-cooled compressors make use of both branching fluid solutions. Still, if a design engineer is to select one of these supplementary cooling systems, he needs to understand the difference between air and water cooling, so […]
How Do Main and Auxillary Diesel Engines Work Together in Shipping Vessels?
March 30th, 2017The pecking order on a shipping vessel is fairly easy to determine. There’s the main engine, which is also referred to as the primary propulsion system. This massive machine turns the propeller shafts that thrust the ship across the seas. Meanwhile, the auxiliary diesel engine provides energy for every other important system. It powers pumps, […]
How Do Marine Steam Turbines Work in Ships?
March 23rd, 2017Marine propulsion systems are designed to launch seagoing vessels across rough waves. Granted, a powerboat crossing a choppy lake does need some two-stroke horsepower to safely navigate wild waters, but that’s not the kind of craft we’re referring to at the moment. No, this is a realm reserved for marine steam turbines, the drive systems […]
Yanmar Products Authorized Distributor and Service Provider – Diesel Generators, Propulsion Engine, Compressors, and Spares
February 23rd, 2017The city-at-sea aphorism we’ve described in previous articles brings the duties of onboard vessel equipment into sharp focus. These prime movers aren’t allowed the luxury of a land-based connection. There’s no electricity grid, no utility lines, and certainly no nearby maintenance shops. As a Yanmar products authorized distributor, we fully understand this seagoing setting. Indeed, […]
Functions and Applications of Mitsubishi VOS Ballast Water Treatment System
February 15th, 2017Mitsubishi VOS ballast water treatment systems are designed to stop the spread of invasive marine organisms. Certainly, every large seagoing vessel needs to pump in ballast to provide floating stability, but the watery reservoir must not serve as a handy environment for localized aquatic lifeforms. Fortunately, the VOS process stops non-indigenous organisms from using ballast […]
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