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SNAME 1999: Exhibitor Profiles Allied Systems Company Booth # 641 Allied Systems Company is a custom designer and manufacturer of specialized heavy material lift equipment. The Allied Marine Crane Division spe- cializes in Fixed, Telescopic and Knuckleboom Cranes with capacities up to 100 tons and boom lengths to 125 ft. Circle 100 on Reader Service Card Airchime Manufacturing Co. Booth #519 Alabama Shipyard Booth #535 Alabama Shipyard is located on Pinto Island on the Mobile River in Mobile, Ala. and has gained global attention with its contracts to build chemical tankers for an international owner. Circle 171 on Reader Service Card ALLWEILER Marine Booth # 431 ALLWEILER Marine designs and delivers com- plete cargo handling systems for Offshore AHTS vessels, firefighting systems and is a leading manu- facturer of pumps and pumping systems to the worldwide marine and offshore industries. The scope of the supply includes two and three spindle crew, centrifugal, progressive cavity, macerators, peristaltic, seal-less, and leakage free pumps. Circle 101 on Reader Service Card ALSTOM Drives & Controls ALSTOM Drives & Controls is a world leader in high-technology solutions for the diesel electric marine market, committed to the reduction of life- cycle costs. The company's project list includes many naval and commercial references . Circle 102 on Reader Service Card American Bureau of Shipping Booth # 127 The American Bureau of Shipping is one of the world's leading ship classification societies. ABS establishes and administers standards for the design, construction, and periodic survey of ships and other marine structures. Circle 103 on Reader Service Card American United Marine Corp. Booth # 727 American United Marine Corp. is a general agency for the supply of marketing, sales, engineer- ing, technical service and products to the marine industry. Circle 104 on Reader Service Card Ameron Fiberglass Pipe Group Booth #321 Applied High Technology Booth 629 Cedervall & SOner AB Booth # 727 Cedervall & Soner AB introduced the first seal for propeller shafts in 1886. Since then, its shafts are widely recognized for its cost-effective and technical reliability. Cedervall split shaft seals are in compli- ance with all major classification societies Circle 106 on Reader Service Card Appleton Marine Inc. Booth # 427 Appleton Marine has continued to supply marine deck machinery including cranes, winches, wind- lasses and capstans for military and commercial shipbuilding for the last 25 years. Recent applica- tions include offshore cranes and anchor pre-ten- sioning winches for various FPSO installations. Circle 107 on Reader Service Card Calhoon MEBA Eng. School Booth # 404 The Calhoon MEBA Engineering School was founded 30 years ago to provide technical education for licensed sea-going deck, engineering, and radio officers. The school offers 26 different courses, taught in state-of-the-art lecture rooms and laborato- ries. Major programs include: electronics, propul- sion, communication, computers, firefighting and STCW. Circle 108 on Reader Service Card California Maritime Academy Booth #531 Carderock Division, NSWC Booth # 220 The Carderock Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center's booth will highlight the work that was done on the Deep Water Surface Piercing Platform, a new model testing of the Mobil Offshore Base, the DD- 21 Program, and progress on the Electric Drive Pro- gram. Circle 109 on Reader Service Card Caterpillar Booth # 233 Caterpillar offers a line of diesel propulsion engines from 85 to 10,000 Hp; also available marine generator sets from 65 to 5,000 kW. Vessel financ- ing can be arranged with Cat Financial Services and nlPllMBr^ii NOISE AND VIBRATION CONTROL PRODUCTS mm m I I FOR THE MARINE INDUSTRY "fill,'-1«_». Engineered Solutions for metal, fiberglass or composite constructed vessels PS IBS jiiiP H \ CONSTRAINING LAYER 1 -**
