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Independent High Level and Overfill Alarm Systems Ian-Conrad Bergan, Inc. Gulf Breeze, Florida, USA Phone+1-904-932-9388 FAX +1-904-932-0504 SEE US AT THE INTERNATIONAL WORKBOAT SHOW NEW ORLEANS • DECEMBER 4-7 • EXHIBIT #1941 Circle 218 on Reader Service Card ALUMINUM BOATS FOR SEVERE SERVICE UL KSKL Work needs vary, therefore, the Workskiff is built simple, yet tough all over. Adapt the versatile 16', 19', or 23' aluminum Workskiff to work for you. 18204 Bothell Hwy. SE Bothell, WA 98012 206/481-2628 206/481-7688 FAX GSA # GS-07F-7294C Circle 364 on Reader Service Card Hydraulic U Features: 0 Hard wearing manganese steel vertical rollers rotating on bronze^ bushings 0 Optional tow line hold- down and stern rollers available 0 8" and 12" diameter pins now available with 12" or 16" vertical rise 0 3,4 or 5 pin models and compact unit available Call or Fax for our free brochure WESTERN MACHINE WORKS 1870 Harbour Road - North Vancouver, BC - Canada - V7H 1A1 Phone: (604) 929-7901 Fax: (604) 929-7951 Circle 362 on Reader Service Card INDUSTRIAL S MARINE CLEANING SERVICES • Chemical cleaning specialists to industry, refineries, petrochemical plants, ships, barges, rail and truck since 1982. • Exclusive operators of LIQUABRAZE®", a sand blast substitute capable of operating in a non-gas free environment; any degree of clean, down to reclaiming paint profile; water soluble and no clean-up. • First in the manufacture and use of chemical cleaning products, solvent base for custom-blending or biodegradable for cleaning and oily water separation. Our products can reduce "butterworth" time by 75%. We should be talking. Call us: (800) 444-1156 Andy Burdge, Vice President or Fred Thompson, President Offices in North America. United Kingdom, Europe, Saudi Arabia and Taiwan. CURRENT TANKER AND COMBINED CARRIER TONNAGE (Million DWT) End 1995 7/96 8/96 10-60,000 53.6 54.3 54.6 60-100,000 49 48.7 48.9 100-200,000 47 46.9 47 Above 200,000 124.1 125.3 124.8 Combos 22.2 20.1 20 Total 295.9 295.3 295.3 Spec.O 0,000) * 13.1 13.5 13.7 (Source: Clarkson Research Studies Ltd./INTERTANKO) TANKER AND COMBINED TONNAGE ON ORDER End 1995 End July 1996 On order Size: No. M. DWT No. M. DWT % Fleet 10-50,000 136 5,107 170 5,816 10.7 50-100,000 20 1,723 18 1,673 3.4 100-200,000 54 6,666 55 6,614 14.1 Above 200,000 36 10,148 22 6,478 5.2 Totals 246 23,645 265 20,581 7 (Source: J. Grieg & Co., Bergen/INTERTANKO) DELIVERIES (TANKER AND COMBINED TONNAGE (10,000 DWT) Del. Name DWT Flog Owner Yard Hull Jul. Saint Julien 96,500 Li Bocimar S.A. Samsung S.B. 1138 Jul. Oriental Ruby 302,000 Pa Hoyu Tanker Co. Ltd Hyundai H.I. 951 Aug. Tribute 145,000 It Ravennavi S.P.A. Fincanteri 5927 Aug. Asia Pioneer 46,500 Sg Neptune Orient Lines Onomichi Dockyard 403 Aug. Watban 300,361 Bs Nat. Shpg. of Saudi Arabi Mitsubishi 2095 Aug. Iran Nabi 299,334 Ir NITC Daewoo H.I. 5085 Totals 6 vessels 1,189,695 The total delivered in 1996 numbers 78 tankers or 8,587,000 DWT (including 15 VLCCs of 4,251,656 DWT,) (Source: Clarkson Research Studies Ltd./INTERTANKO) MarineSafety In!7! Wins Navy Contract MarineSafety International has been award- ed a contract to provide simulator services to the U.S. Navy Atlantic Fleet. The indefinite quantity contract, which became effective October 1, is for one year, with nine optional years for a total maximum value of approxi- mately $33 million. The company will install, operate and maintain a four-bridge shiphan- dling simulator complex at the naval station in Norfolk, Va. The complex, using six-degree-of- CHEM/CAL SERVICES INC. Corporate Office: 8920 Lawndale Ste. A • Houston, Texas 77012 • (713) 92&0886 • FAX (713) 92MB85 124 Circle 315 on Reader Service Card freedom hydrodynamic ship models and tex- tured visual systems, will be used to maintain the shiphandling proficiency of officers assigned to Atlantic Fleet ships. Each ship will be assigned three, 20-hour simulator sessions between its employment cycles. With the guid- ance of the ship's commanding officer, a custom program will be designed to strengthen and practice the skills needed by the bridge team to safely operate under various environmental and tactical conditions. For more information on MarineSafety International Circle 104 on Reader Service Card Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
