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lustry, with protection planned at ;he Kvaerner Mandal yard in south- :rn Norway. Other projects expected to get juickly underway include the de- velopment of products for oil and fas production at Kvaerner Energy — such as carbon tethers for deep vater — and a study of deepwater echnology by Kvaerner Engineer- ng. In the shipbuilding sector, kvaerner could build such units as lulls, superstructures and prefab- •icated cabin modules for compos- tes. "One of our goals is to stay among he technological leaders for key >roducts," says Executive Vice Presi- lentDiderik Schnitler, who heads Cvaerner Shipbuilding. "Access to he most suitable materials is a ba- ic requirement for success in this imbition." Kvaerner's experience vith composites comes primarily rom the Mandal yard, which is luilding a series of mine counter- neasure vessels for the Norwegian tfavy. DuPont has the rights to a pro- iuction method that makes struc- ures in composites both cheaper md more environment-friendly to iroduce, while also boosting their trength. For more information on Kvaerner Circle 142 on Reader Service Card For more information on DuPont Circle 143 on Reader Service Card Giannotti Corp. Opens New brd In Grays Harbor Dr. Julio Giannotti, CEO of the riannotti Corp., announced the pening of the Giannotti Corpora- ion Grays Harbor Shipyard divi- ion located in Hoquiam, Wash. The newly-formed division will e involved in barge construction, hip repair, marine field service rork, and steel fabrication. Dou- las Johnson, most recently vice resident for Giannotti's AK-WA hipyard division in Tacoma, will ead the Grays Harbor operation. The new shipyard will have full ervice engineering assistance from le Giannotti Engineering division, lso located in Tacoma; as well as le assistance of the supervisory nd administrative personnel from le AK-WA Shipyard division. For more information on Giannotti Circle 147 on Reader Service Card irmy Corps Seeks Bids To uild 45-ft. Tender The director of the U.S. Army orps of Engineers' Marine Design enter announced an issue of Invi- ition for Bids number DACW61- 5-B-0063 for the design, construc- on, testing and delivery of a tender ir use in the Chesapeake and Dela- are Canal by the Philadelphia Dis- ict, USACE. The vessel will be assed by the ABS. The bid pack- ge is a "design and build" type ased on a Preliminary Design pre- pared by the Marine Design Center. Liquidated Damages are included in the contract and Bonding is re- quired. The vessel will be delivered to Chesapeake City, Md. The bid package is available now for $35 per set, and bid opening is anticipated in July-August 1995. Contact: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadel- phia District, Wanamaker Build- ing, 100 Penn Square East, Phila- delphia, Pa. 19107-3391; ATTN: CENAP-CT. Kvaerner Masa-Yards Stolt Parcel Tankers Orders 42 Sailor GMDSS Units Stolt Parcel Tankers has en- tered into an agreement with S.P. Radio AS of Denmark, under which Stolt Parcel tankers will convert 35 ships in operation and install the Sailor GMDSS station. In addition to that, Stolt Parcel has chosen Sailor GMDSS units for seven newbuilding 37,000-dwt parcel tankers under construction at Danyard. Stolt Parcel will also get the Sailor GMDSS PC Simulator for all 42 vessels. With this newly de- veloped software, training can be carried out on an ordinary PC in the same environment as the ordered Sailor GMDSS stations. The pro- gram fully imitates the operation of all components of the Sailor compact GMDSS station. For more information on Sailor Circle 144 on Reader Service Card and more than 1600 Ships equipped with BRUNVOLL THRUSTERS BRUNVOLLARE PRODUCERS OF Tunnel Thrusters Azimuth Thrusters Control Systems Low noise Thrusters BRUNVOLL THRUSTER POWER BRUNVOLL TELEPHONE + 47 71 21 96 00 FAX +47 71 21 96 90 BRUNVOLL A.S. 6401 MOLDE NORWAY TELEX 42572 BRUMO Circle 212 on Reader Service Card . ... CHANTIERS DE L'ATLANTIQUE SHIP NOS. A31, B31 For Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines LEADERS IN MARINE DESIGN SOFTWARE Fast Ship from Proteus Engineering FAST SHIP uses NURBS surfaces to assure fairness and flexibility when design- ing any hull, appendage or superstructure. Featuring real time lines update while editing, hydrostatics and export to IMSA & CAD programs, FAST SHIP is used from concept to final fairing by the US Navy and leading ship designers and builders. INTERNATIONAL MARINE SOFTWARE ASSOCIATES ShipCAM & NC-Pyros from Albacore Research Ltd. ShipCAM4: Fairing, loft- ing, surface/surface inter- section, filleting between two surfaces and shell expansion for developable and compound curvature surfaces for ship construc- tion and repair. NC-Pyros is a NC-code generator for burning fea- turing automatic path con- nection, leads and interfer- ence check. General Hydrostatics (GHS) from Creative Systems, Inc. Widely recognized as the most advanced and pro- ductive trim/stability/ strength software. Specialized versions are available for ship opera- tors, for salvage engineers and for small craft design- ers. Includes efficient modeling for all types of complex vessels, and the ability to analyze them both afloat and aground. NavCad from HydroComp, Inc. NavCad offers an integrat- ed platform to predict resistance and power, and to determine optimum propeller parameters. With NavCad each aspect of a ship's performance can be evaluated for virtually every type of displacement hull, semi-displacement and planing craft, river barge train, catamaran and auxiliary-powered sailboat. Maestro from Proteus Engineering MAESTRO is a structural design tool which com- bines finite element analy- sis, failure mode evaluation and multiobjective structur- al optimization. Rapid modeling of structure and of realistic ship loads enable full ship structural analysis to be an integral aspect of the design process for ships, advanced and high performance vehicles, offshore struc- tures and submarines. IMSA A cooperative association of software developers with complementary marine design products. Busch Corporate Center 202 C Packets Court, Williamsburg, VA 23185 USA tel 804-229-11 IS • fax 804-229-1110 jly, 1995 Circle 241 on Reader Service Card 17
