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NorShipping Report APD installation on a Handy size tanker New Technology Debuts in Oslo NorShipping 2001, held in Oslo, Nor- some of the more influential personnel ufacturers used the platform of NorShip- way in early June, once again proved to in the marine business on-hand for the ping to launch new products, systems be a dynamic exhibition complete with week long event. As usual, marine man- and services to the international market, INTERIOR JOINER WALL PANELS Thermax ® r SALES & DISTRIBUTION Panel Specialists, Inc. / Thermax NA 3115 Range Road (P.O. Box 968) Temple, TX 76504-1240, USA Tel: (800) 947-9422 *USA only (254) 774-9800 Fax: (254) 774-7222 Website: www.panelspec.com AROUND THE WORLD NAVAL ARCHITECTS, INTERIOR DECORATORS, MATERIAL SPECIFIERS, SHIP- BUILDERS, JOINERS, AND CABINET MAKERS LOOK TO THERMAX FOR: • NON-COMBUSTIBLE marine construction boards meeting requirements of SOLAS and IMO resolutions • Marine fire rated construction boards for bulkheads, joiner panels, walls, double shell, and ceiling • Marine Regulatory Body Certification (USCG/UL. Canadian Coast Guard. UK DOT. Lloyds. DNV, etc.) • Excellent core material for marine furniture fabrication • Environmentally friendly construction material (no fibers, no formaldehydes, nontoxic) • Technical Support • Inventor,' in the USA ready for immediate shipment • Laminating services available • Metal profiles for bulkhead systems upon request • Design, production, and sales of marine products according to requirements of EN DIN ISO 9001:1 99-1 Sales Panel Specialists, Inc. (PSI) 15006 Shaw Road Tampa, FL 33625, USA Tel: (800) 540-5503 *USA only (813) 264-2656 Fax: (813) 264-2507 E-mail: thermax@erols.com ISO 9001 Registered and Certified THERMAX • Subsidiary of ISOVOLTA AG • Austria A Constantia Industrieholding A.G. Company Circle 280 on Reader Service Card www.maritimereporterinfo.com Wartsila was chosen as the single source propulsion system supplier for a new set of 40,000-dwt Italian tankers. some of which is detailed in the follow- ing report. Wartsila Corp., the ubiquitous propulsion system manufacturer announced that it had received a contact to supply the complete marine power system for the first of a series of envi- ronmentally safe 40,000-dwt chemi- cal/product tankers building at the San Marco shipyard in Italy. In an interview with Wartsila's Mikael Makinen earlier this year, he stressed that the company was expanding beyond the mere busi- ness of manufacturing engines, seeking to become a single source propulsion system provider, or, as the company touts, "The Ship Power Supplier." For the 40,000-dwt tankers, Wartsila will be just that, as it is responsible for the complete functionality of the sys- tem. In addition to supplying the hard- ware, it will provide the shipyard with all of the functional drawings and will be supervising the plant's installation, commissioning and sea trials. The ship will be equipped with a Wartsila 6L64 medium-speed diesel engine, of 12,060 kW output at 333 rpm and a CP 6,200 mm diameter Lips propeller, together with shafting and reduction gear. The new vessel will measure 563 ft. (171.6 m) long and feature 12 cargo, two slop and one recovery tank. The propulsion package will give the ship a maximum 17-knot speed on a 34 ft. (10.3 m) draft, and a service speed of 16 knots. Leica made waves on the electronics front by introducing first fully integrated GPS/DGPS/AIS shipboard system. While the final standards regarding AIS are still years in the making, Leica — traditionally a company that pushes the innovation edge — has delivered a prod- uct in the MX 420, which incorporates a Leica introduced the first fully integrated GPS/DGPS/AIS shipboard system — MX 420. Circle 242 on Reader Service Card 56 www.maritimereporterinfo.com www.maritimetoday.com Maritime Reporter & Engineering News 1.877.965.6096 MARINESOUP connecting buyers & suppliers in industry Visit www.marinesoup.com to learn how you can increase purchasing efficiency, cut costs & simplify the communication process.
