In the previous article, 8 Engine Terms every marine engineer should know, we talked about marine engine terms which marine engineers should know without fail.
Maintenance of machinery and systems on board ships often require dissembling and assembling of parts for repair, cleaning, and lubricating purposes. Those with hands-on experience
Equasis is an online database which helps in promoting exchange of information and transparency in the shipping industry. As a massive information system it provides
Almost every major machinery and operations on board ships are supported by pumps. In fact none of the main machinery such as main engine or
Wire ropes are used for a variety of maritime operations. Applied onboard all types of marine vessels including ships, large boats, drilling units, etc. these
As learnt in earlier articles – Factors affecting OWS on ships and 20 Important Factors for OWS Operation, the optimal performance of the Oily Water
Ship’s auxiliary engines are the most important supporting pillars that keep the ship going. As a marine engineer working on ships, understanding the ship’s auxiliary
The quality of air present onboard is of vital importance to both ship’s crew and its machinery systems. Most of the ship’s systems use air for
The profit earned by the shipping companies does not solely depend on the cargo they are entitled to carry. In fact, a significant portion of
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