Contents of The Naval Architect, 2012

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I FEBRUARY 2012

31-52

Features

Feature 1 Cruise ship t e c h n o l o g y 31-32 New regulations spur RCCL projects

34 Pre-voyage planning software cuts costs 36-37 Class can solve LNG fuel problems

Feature 2 India

38-40 Rising incomes a threat t o India's yards

Feature 3 41 42 44 44-48 Feature 4 50 52 A c c o n n o d a t l o n & v i b r a t i o n A breath of fresh air

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Finland

Finnish yard pioneers green technology In the nick of time

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Contents I

MARCH 2012

24-42

Features

Feature 1 Diesel t e c h n o l o g y 24-25 Herculean effort to raise

emission standards

26 Total defend universal lubricant 27-28 More haste less speed

29-30 One hundred years of diesel

Feature 2 Tankers . 32-34 Back to basics

Feature 3 Bridge a n d c o m m u n i c a t i o n systems 35 To err is human

36-37 Raytheon Anschutz expands Its range 38 Maris supports ECDIS move

38 Pay as you g o sailing from NavTor 39 Satcoms get a boost

40 E-learnIng from Safebridge 40 Data overload

Feature 4 Italy

42 Full steam a h e a d for T.Mariotti

Marine diesels reacheti 100-years old In February, a century sinpe Selandia.

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Contents i

MAY 2012

32-70

Features

Feature 1 G r e e n s h i p p i n g

32-36 Zero oil means zero environmental impact 38-44 Exhiaust emissions prediction and

mitigation

46-48 Training key to safe operation of gas fuelled ships

49 Efficient Post-Panamox's

Feature 2 Ro-ro ferry

50-52 Viking's charge into o new era 54-56 Taxing emissions

F e a t u r e s C r u i s e s h i p 58-61 Raising the standard 63-64 Miami launch for eniram

Feature 4 S h i p b o a r d w a t e r t r e a t m e n t 66-68 Adding ballast to the convention

68 Optimarin seals the deal 69 Alfa Laval ups the standards 70 Korean's top-up the BWTS market

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P&O sticks with common rail engines.

Alfa Laval sets new limits with It PureBilge.

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JUNE 2012

30-66

Features

Feature 1 Bulk carriers

30-33 SEAHORSE 35 demonstrates 2025 EEDI compliance

34-38 Need for 'green' bulk carriers 38 Deltamarin on a roll

40-41 Cargotec develops set industry standards 42-43 Floating on air

44 Meeting tomorrow's needs 45-4Ó Safety first for bulk carriers

Feature 2 Classification

48 Smooth operator

50-52 Counting the cost of fuel, a retrofit review 52-53 The great fuel debate

55-56 LNG in the box seat

58 IMO push for WMU renaissance 58 Russian Polarisation under way 59 Different strokes for different folks

Feature 3 Paints & c o a t i n g s

60-62 A transparent approach

64 Catheico launches C-Max ICCP anodes 64 Joint project for Advanced Polymer Coatings 66 Longer life for Enviromarine

• M M u M ' O M n M I BMT Argoss a n d International Paints monitor emission savings

Total Operational Efficiency

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SEAHORSE 35 design wili meet with Tier III EEDI standards

On-line Edition

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JULY/AUGUST 2012

25-62

Features

Feature 1 M e g a y a c t i t s 25-29 Breathing easy

30-31 Going green for yachts SeaKIng enters marl<et 31

32 34 35

RINa grasps the environmental challenge Rooted In Victoriana the FSP21

For Queen and Commonwealth

Feature 2 Propellers & thrusters

36-40 IVIARIN develops new propeller series

Feature 3 Shipbuilding t e c h n o l o g y : m e t h o d s & materials 42-48 A weld of difference

49-52 MMNC's the lighter side of shipbuilding

Feature 4 CFD & h y d r o d y n a m i c s

54-56 CFD-based aft-body optimization In practical ship design

58-60 Fast robust design optimisation methods applied to ship hydrodynamics

Feature 4 Russia

61 Arctic interest drives icebreaker growth 62 Transas Russian evolution

62 Prepares for centenary celebrations

Torque s e n s o r Thrust s e n s o r Blade torque s e n s o r

New propeller series from MARIN

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NOVEMBER 2012

30-60

Features

Feature 1 G r e e n s h i p p i n g

30-36 GL takes the sting out of emissions Going with the flow

37-39 Feature 2 40-41 42-44 45-46 48 49-50 51 51 Feature 3 52-53 54-56 58 The Netheriands

[VlARIN and Conoship work together on EEDI for small general cargo ships Damen alms at multi-tasking

Vuyk Engineering explores new depths Exhausting vibrations

Imtech launches green competence centre Bolidt lays new ground

LNG tanker from Groot Ship Design

I n l a n d a n d c o a s t a l vessels BV demonstrates commitment to inland navigation sector

Mercurius sticks with tradition Shell opts for LNG

Shell will get t w o LNG barges in 2012

The Naval Architect November 2012

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