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Postmaster send notification (Form 3579) regarding undeliverable AND magazines to Maritime Reporter/Engineering News, 118 East 25th INTERNATIONAL Street, New York, NY 10010. Business Publications ENGINEERING NEWS Publishers are not responsible for the safekeeping or return of edi- Audit of Circulation, Inc. torial material. ISSN-0025-3448 No. 9 Volume 56 Founder: John J. O'Malley 1905-1980 50B Maritime Reporter/Engineering News Avondale Delivers Boomtown Bollo OMI, Astilleros Espanoles Port Of Portland To Expand Sign Letter Of Intent Terminal 6 For Two Tankers OMI Corp. has entered into a letter of intent with Astilleros Espanoles, S.A. of Madrid, Spain, for the construction for OMI of two chemical/product tankers of approxi- mately 45,000-dwt. The vessels are to be delivered in mid-1996. For more information on Astilleros Espanoles Circle 127 on Reader Service Card Portland's container rate growth has reportedly Sobrena To Convert been the fastest among West Coast seaports for three years running. Accommodation Platform For Rasmussen Group The Port of Portland Commission approved a program that calls for expansion of the Port's Terminal 6 Sobrena, the Brest-based container complex which will handle shiprepairer, has won its largest The Boat Division of Avondale The Boomtown Belle employs a an ultimate volume of 300,000 con- contract ever from the Rasmussen Industries, New Orleans, La., deliv- combination of both propellers and tainers (510,000 TEUs). Group of Kristiansand, Norway for ered the Boomtown Belle, ahead of paddlewheel for propulsion. To reach the full capacity of the conversion of the accommoda- schedule, to Boomtown Westbank. Avondale Boat Division will de- 300,000 containers per year, the port tion platform Polycastle. The 250-ft. by 72-ft. (76-m by 22- liver its second gaming vessel this will need to invest about $60 million The platform is scheduled to ar- m) 19th Century-style riverboat year. in capital improvements over the rive at Brest at the beginning of gaming vessel will operate in For more information on Avondale next 10 years. This investment will November and the contract will take Harvey, La. Circle 133 on Reader Service Card until March 1995 to complete. extend the three-berth wharf at TheBoomtown Belle has approxi- Terminal 6 for larger ships, add Polycastle will be converted to a mately 30,000-sq.-ft. of public area container cranes and expand the Boomtown Bollo Equipment List dynamically-positioned accommoda- on casino decks and has 1,211 gam- terminal area by 77 acres. As a first tion platform for operation in accor- ing positions, utilizing 849 slots and phase, staffhas recommended a $25 362 table positions. Avondale's in- Main engines Caterpillar dance with Norwegian Maritime million construction program to be house engineering staff designed the Gensets Caterpillar Directorate Class 3. In addition, the accomplished in the next three years Propellers Michigan Wheel electrical power is to be increased, vessel. Directions in Design (DID) to meet current and near future Gears Reintjes two additional thrusters will be of St. Louis, Mo. designed the inte- Bowthruster Schottel capacity requirements, regardless added and sponsons will be installed. riors. Sternthruster Schottel of the specific rate of growth. 43 knots on Chockfast w i th 4 50 passengers and 1 26 c a rs !TW Philadelphia Resins Owner: TIRRENIA di Navigazione, Napoli, Italy Chockfast installation by FINCANTIERI, Genoa, Italy P.O. Box 309, Montgomeryville, PA 18936 • Telephone 215.855.8450 Fax 215.855.4688 Circle 265 on Reader Service Card September, 1994 5 Harbor Tug & Barge Purchases Tug For International Inc. have been holding discussions the nitrogen will be used for purging dry seals on concerning the possible combination of compressors and as back-up gas for purging the San Diego Operation McDermott's subsea operations and those of flare stack. PRISM systems generate nitrogen Stolt Comex. gas from air by means of PRISM Alpha mem- brane gas separators. The systems typically include feed air filters, feed air heater, PRISM Permea Maritime Finishing Membrane Alpha separators, piping, instrumentation and Nitrogen Generator For Offshore controls for automatic unattended operation. About 140 systems have been ordered for ship- board use. Permea Maritime Protection, a division of Air Products A/S in Norway, put the finishing touches For more information on Permea Maritime to what is reportedly the world's largest mem- Circle 117 on Reader Service Card brane nitrogen generation package for offshore use. The package is being built for Hamilton Oil Co. Ltd. for the Liverpool Bay Development, and Service Marine Industries Delivers is destined for installation on the Douglas Ac- Royal Queen, Passenger/Dinner Vessel commodation Platform. The capacity is 2233 NM3/hr (2 million SCFD) of nitrogen with a Harbor Tug & Barge purchased the tugFeather purity of 95 percent. Service Marine Industries, Inc. of Morgan River, a newly upgraded vessel which will ser- vice coastwise in California. The vessel is con- The Douglas package consists of a PRISM® City, La. deliv- structed of steel and is a pusher-style tug with Membrane Nitrogen System with two feed air ered the Royal twin screw, four flanking rudders and a stern compressors and a nitrogen receiver. The pack- Queen, a 103-ft. (31-m), 400 pas- towing winch. Feather River is propelled by twin age will be supplied as two skids, of which one senger capacity Caterpillar engines and a Kort nozzle. Rated will house two 20-ft. containers with the com- dinner cruise horsepower is 1,250. Feather River will be used pressors and the other the PRISM system and vessel to Win- in barge moves, dead ship moves and short the receiver. ner Boat Tours offshore coastal tows. The bulk of the nitrogen will be used for of Wilmington, stripping of hydrogen sulphide from produced N.C. McDermott, Stolt Comex Consider oil/water at the Douglas process platform. The The vessel is nitrogen will also be used for inert purging and Combining Subsea Operations powered by two blanketing of tanks and piping systems, which is Cummins diesel Stolt Comex Seaway S.A. and McDermott safer than inerting with methane. Additionally, engines, each rated at 300 hp, driving fixed pitch propellers. Electrical power is provided by two 75 DEL GAVIO kW John Deere marine generators, set up for parallel operation. A McElroy electric vertical capstan is provided to raise and lower the anchor. The vessel is air conditioned with a 50-ton Car- MARINE HYDRAULICS, INC. rier central air conditioning system provided by Marine Air Systems, Inc. HYDRAULICS * ELECTRIC * MACHINE WORK * VALVES For more information on Service Marine 619 Industrial Road Circle 122 on Reader Service Card Carlstadt, NJ 07072 * COMPLETE REPAIRS ON ALL TYPES OF ELECTRO- (201)843-4700 (201) 843-6470 Fax HYDRAULIC STEERING SYSTEMS & DECK MACHINERY. ICOM Names Spencer Regional Sales 2900 Main Street * UL LISTED FOR FULL SERVICE ELECTRICAL REPAIRS ON Manager, Marine Division Bldg. #140-C MOTORS AND GENERATORS IN HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS. Alameda, CA 94501 (510) 523-3100 * HYDRAULIC PUMP AND MOTOR REBUILDING. (510) 523-3390 Fax Ron Spencer was named regional sales man- * HYDRAULIC CYLINDER OVERHAUL AND TESTING. ager, Marine Division, for ICOM America, Inc. 33 Rector Street Mr. Spencer is responsible for managing Icom's New York, NY 10006 (212)425-1996 IDENISONI Hydraulics marine dealer network for the West Coast, from (212) 363-3292 Fax Alaska to Mexico. He coordinates sales training, Authorized Marine Service Center Anthony Del Gavio advertising, merchandising, trade shows and President "Serving the Marine Industry for over twenty-Jive years" overall product promotion for Icom's marine com- munications and navigational equipment. Circle 230 on Reader Service Card J.W. FISHERS BethShip To Drydock 11 Vessels BethShip Sparrows Point Yard received con- tracts for 11 drydockings including two tankers, two container/reefer vessels and seven cruise ... where High-Tech dives vessels. Everything for underwater search electronics & video For more information on BethShip Circle 125 on Reader Service Card SSS-100K SIDE SCAN SONAR ROV-REMOTE VEHICLE TOV-1 TOWED VIDEO SYSTEM DV-1 DROPPED VIDEO SYSTEMS The dry docking specifics are as follows: A Owner/Manager Vessel Name Arrival Texaco Star Georgia August 29 An affordable Remotely Operated Video Ideal for search missions. Up to 250 ft. Topside TV morttonng to 1,000 ft.tor wreck Texaco Star Rhode Island Early November A Sonar system with specs system for the professional living cable, 4-lux camera, excellent ahead and matching units twice as expensive. industry. look down vision. dners, salvage, search & rescue. PROTON 3-MAGNETOMETER PULSE 12-TOWED METAL PULSE 8X UA-2 U/W ALTIMETER Blue Star Ship Mgt Melbourne Star August 28 DETECTOR Blue Star Ship Mgt America Star Mid September Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd Monarch of the Seas September 7 Our top of the line hand held Pulse metal Royal Caribbean Ultra-sensitive marine magnetometer, Highly sensitive all-metal piise detector detector, u/w S land. 61/2 ft. detection Precision altitude control of Cruises, Ltd Song of America November 1 vital for wreck finding. 1,500 + It. range. unit, boat towed, 16 ft. detection range. range. irderwater equipment. Carnival Cruise Lines Fantasy October 4 JW FISHERS MFG. INC. Carnival Cruise Lines Sensation October 18 J.W. Fishers manufactures a comprehensive line of highly sophisticated 65 ANTHONY STREET Dolph in Cruise Line Sea Breeze I December 6 underwater electronics equipment, including metal detectors, side scan BERKLEY, MA 02779 Holland America Line Maasdam December 14 sonar and remote video products. Meticulously engineered to meet the 1(800)822-4744 growing needs of the dedicated diver. J.W. Fishers dive and search IN MA (508)822-7330 Holland America Line Statendam December 17 equipment represents the ultimate in u/w performance and value. FAX: (508) 880-8949 OR 822-1931 Circle 337 on Reader Service Card 6 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News cooling systems, fuel meters, exhaust NKK To Build Second LNG silencers, alarm systems and engine 1969 Tonnage Convent HI Now Fully Operative Carrier heaters. The total renovation took three months and cost $1.3 million. The International Convention on merchant fleets represent 65 per- NKK received an order from a The Sundial, put into service 11 Tonnage Measurement of Ships, cent of the world's gt of merchant joint venture formed by NYK Line years ago, is one of seven tugs on the 1969, became fully operative on July ships) and the Convention did not and Malaysia's Perbadanan Tidewater equipment roster with 28, 12 years after it entered into enter into force until 1982. Even Nasional Shipping Line Berhad more than 3,000 hp. force. then, existing ships were able to (PNSL) for another 18,800-sq.-m. After much research, Tidewater The Tonnage Convention was retain existing tonnage for an addi- LNG carrier. As with the first car- Barge Lines, which operates 16 tugs adopted at a conference held under tional 12 years, to give shipowners rier, this vessel will transport LNG and 125 barges, selected Wartsila the auspices of the International time to phase in the new system as from Malaysia's Sarawak gas fields engines. Maritime Organization (IMO). Its economically as possible. This grace to a Japanese city gas utility. For more information on Wartsila purpose is to introduce a univer- period expired July 18. The ship will be built at NKK's Circle 86 on Reader Service Card sally recognized system for mea- The Tonnage Convention pro- Tsu Works, with delivery sched- suring the tonnage of ships. The vides for both gross and net ton- uled for May 1997. As with the first Doclcwise Launches Daewoo 1969 Convention is intended to nages, both of which are calculated ship, it will use the Technigaz Mark eliminate anomalies between exist- independently. The gt is a function SHW Jacket Via III membrane cargo containment ing systems, creating an interna- of the molded volume of all enclosed system with three stainless steel Self-Propelled Lift Vessel tionally approved system. spaces of the ship. The net tonnage tanks built in its hold. Because of the need to have a is produced by a formula which is a For more information on NKK The Mighty Servant 2, one of the system that applied to as many function of the molded volume of all Circle 89 on Reader Service Card 15 heavy lift vessels in Dockwise's ships as possible, the requirement cargo spaces of the ship. The net fleet, recently loaded, transported for entry into force was extremely tonnage shall not be taken as less Sundial Marine Repowers and launched the 3,400-ton Daewoo high (25 states whose combined than 30 percent of the gt. SHW jacket off of Bombay. An addi- Tidewater Towboat Sundial tional load of 2,000 tons of piles has been loaded and stowed on the same Sea Cat Scotland In For steerable waterjets were also fitted Tidewater Barge Lines of vessel. Daewoo is the first client to with a steering mechanism. In to- Major Overhaul Vancouver, Wash., in an effort to support Dockwise for the project. tal, about seven kilometers of ca- match modern equipment to ser- Prior to installation of the launching bling was installed, as well as new vice requirements on the Colum- system on the Mighty Servant 2, an The Sea Cat Scotland is the first hydraulics. bia/Snake River waterway system, extensive modification on the stern of the series which was recently The four main engines (with wa- unveiled its repowered and im- of the vessel was carried out by docked at Scheldepoort for a major terjets) were completely overhauled, proved tug Sundial. Daewoo Shiprepair at Okpo, Korea. overhaul. Propelled by four the engine room's several stainless Sundial Marine Construction Dockwise claims the major ad- waterjets, the Sea Cat type of cata- steel cold water pipes were moved, and Repair performed the entire vantages of the self-propelled ves- maran ferry is built entirely of alu- and a new type of lubricating oil job, including installing two new sels are speed, maneuverability and minum with stainless steel pipe sys- cooler was installed. Wartsila Vasa 8R22 engines and safety resulting in competitive cargo tems. The four waterjets are driven Outside, skin damage was rebuilding the Falk reduction gears, insurance premiums, helping to re- by four Ruston 16V engines. mended and tears in the construc- as well as installing new clutches, duce overall costs. At Scheldepoort, the non- tion were permanently repaired. One of a series of super containerships built at Hyundai Heavy Industries, Korea, with the world's largest engines, MAN B&Vy 12K90MCC. Circle 265 on Reader Service Card September, 1994 7 USCG Announces Mandatory Registration of EPIRBs The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) rescue personnel. This information mation is automatically attached to MARITIME announced that the Federal Com- will improve search and rescue effec- a distress alert message and trans- munications Commission (FCC) is tiveness and efficiency, and is in- mitted to the responsible Rescue REPORTER now requiring owners of 406 MHz tended to reduce false alarm response Coordination Center. The new rule Emergency Position Indicating costs. Registration can give search requires manufacturers to include Radio Beacons (EPIRBS) to regis- and rescue personnel a substantial registration instruction and a pre- AND ENGINEERING NEWS ter them with the National Oce- response edge in a situation. paid, pre-addressed registration anic and Atmospheric Administra- NOAA maintains an EPIRB data- card with each beacon. For further 118 E. 25th St. tion (NOAA), effective September base of more than 20,000 registered information, contact USCG Public 13. This amendment is intended beacons. When a distress signal is Affairs at the USCG Headquarters, New York, N.Y. 10010 to enhance maritime safety by pro- received, the registration database is Commandant (G-CP-2), 2100 Sec- tel: (212)477-6700 viding valuable vessel and point of automatically checked using the bea- ond St., S.W. Washington, D.C. fax: (212) 254-6271 contact information to search and con-unique code. Registration infor- 20593-0001, tel: (202) 267-0932. Publishers: Charles P. O'Malley INTRODUCING ILS DIRECT! John E. O'Malley John C. O'Malley EDITORIAL Editorial Dire<tor: Charles P. O'Malley The New Trade Route Managing Editor: Greg Trauthwein Assistant Editor: Erin M. O'Driscoll Assistant Editor: Dan Maniotis Editorial Consultant: James R. 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The MAPS page is used to save, "up" in antenna pedestals, or "down" in (ENP) is the latest innovation to the retrieve, edit, and control Navline maps. separate cabinets, and keyboard entry of PATHFINDER/ST ARPA and TM Radar. The OPERATE page contains operational all setup parameters, makes any installa- ENP adds significant navigational and functions such as: Vector Selection; Trial tion straightforward, simple, and economi- operational features that keep the Maneuver, and Course Up. The ARPA cal. In addition to having the optional IMO- PATHFINDER/ST raster display at the page allows selection of features such as required, antenna-mounted performance forefront of industry design. All Raytheon Collision Assessment Mode, Auto Drift, monitors, PATHFINDER/ST Radar software PATHFINDER/ST systems now offer ENP and Auto Acquisition. provides menus for extensive self-testing as standard supply, and systems already of virtually every function. in use can be easily upgraded. 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