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C a p a b l e rigid inflatables now form the b a c k b o n e of the KNRM Dutch lifeboat fleet (see page 13).
Contents
News Review
Fast Ferries Feixy order i n f l u x f o r Marinteknik 5
A M D ' s
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knot gas turbine f e n y under construction 7
A S L I C E o f the action 9
New Y o r k ferry 10
Rescue/Pilot/Patrol Update on the D u t c h fast lifeboat fleet 13
Fast launches are now the backbone of the Dutch p i l o t service 17
Patrol - designing f o r the j o b : high tech or low tech? 21
C A D / C A M Steel-Kit boat kits 2S
Using f i n i t e element analysis and Cosmos/M i n fast 27
ferry design
Software updates - HydroComp, University of Plymouth, 29
Albacore, Linden, W o l f s o n , L l o y d ' s Register, Rasterex
Vessels
Gladding Hearn pilot launch: W o r k s k i f f alloy workboats
34
Propulsion
Propshaft seal and silencer separator f r o m Halyard
New Castoldi jet: T w i n Disc news: Ruston ferry engines
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Design/production Estimating - art, science or imposition?
The S C R I M P resin injection system and its impact on
the GRP boat industry
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Tugs
Latest Sertosa tugs: Fairplay order six new adaptable tugs
49
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Discovery is the definitive Dutch pilot launch, and another three in the s e r i e s have been ordered (see page 17).
D e s i g n e d by L o c k h e e d and built in Hawaii, the S L I C E aims for s p e e d with s e a k i n d l i n e s s ( s e e p a g e s ) .
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Editor:
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Latest in a s e r i e s ot pilot l a u n c h e s built in S w e d e n by Dockstavarvet for the D a n i s h Pilotage S e r v i c e is Ttirym, stationed at A a r h u s ( s e e page 9).
Comeruts
News Review
Workboats/Pilot Launelies/Patrol C r a f t
Taiwan police boats 5
Pilot launch f o r Aarhus: Rotationally moulded fast workboats 9
Norwegian p i l o t launch w i t h accoinmodation 13
A wide range o f Australian aluininium boat Idts 15
Jordanian o i l spill cleanup vessels: Scania c o n f i r m b u l k engine orders 19
Navigating through the U K Small Craft regulations 23
R I B daughter boat 27
Vessels
Adaptable
feiTy
f o r US designed i n Scotland
Finnish icebreaker/offshore support vessel ordered
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35
C A D / C A M
HuUstat f r o m Blue Peter: Plate nesting f r o m Yachting Consult
37
Propulsion
CummJns uprate and update: G E test new L M 2 5 0 0 - f gas turbine:
M a i p o w e r 250hp diesel: New engines f r o m Yanmar 4 1
Tugs
Delta Shipyard - Dutch navy tugs and new designs
Tugs f o r Ras L a f f a n L N G terminal f r o m Jaya
T w o for Ultragas by Asenav
Cory uprate M i l f o r d Haven service w i t h two Damen tugs
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Taiwan police are stepping up their capabilities with t h e s e a r m e d fast patrol craft ( s e e page 5).
T w o 66 tonne bollard pull thruster tugs strengthen C o r y ' s s e r v i c e at iVlilford Haven (see page 56).
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Audited circulation 6,998 BUSINESS PRESS January-December 1995Editor:
Richard White BSC. c.Eng. M R I N A A s s i s t a n t Editor:
Christina Haindl Editorial A s s i s t a n t : Christopher Brown BA Hons Australian Correspondent: Kevan Wolfe Advertisement IVIanager: Sheila Smale Advertisement Consultant: John Labdon Advertisement Production: Hamish Dickie IVlarketing: Adelaide Proctor
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Two of these 28m p a s s e n g e r monohulls have recently been delivered by S e m o of Korea (see p37).
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Issue 9 7 / 0 3 April 1 9 9 7
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Contents
News Review
2
Vessels
Thames largest restaurant vessel
5
New luxury cruise vessel bound for F i j i
9
Tugs • ^
New stern drive thiTister tug f r o m Robert A l l a n
15
I,(7ii)'A/;«a joins H o w a r d Smith's Humber fleet
16
A duo o f US-built multi-purpose tugs f o r the Great Lakes
17
Workboats
A combined l i f e and rescue boat safety solution
19
Offshore
A S W A T H for offshore supply duties
21
Venturing into deeper water
24
The support vessel market
27
Fast Ferries
Wavemaster's latest delivery: Comments on
the I M O HSC code
33
Composite catamarans f r o m U S A
35
Speciahsing i n cats and monohulls at Semo
37
Design
Progress on the Jubilee Sailing Trust newbuild
41
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Mystique Princess is a 57m long c r u i s e v e s s e l designed by B u r n e s s Corlett Australia for Blue Lagoon C r u i s e s ( s e e p9).
Lady Alma is the latest, most powerful tug delivered to Howard Smith U K by McTay IVlarine (see p16).
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Audited circulation 6,998 BUslN'ËsrPRESs' January-December 1995SHIP^BOAT
fssue 9 7 / 0 4 M a y 1 9 9 7
INTERNATIONAL
Managing Editor: Christina Haindl A s s i s t a n t Editor: Christopher Brown B A Hons Australian Correspondent: Kevan Wolfe Advertisement IVIanager: Sheila Smale Advertisement Consultant: John Labdon Advertisement Production: Hamish Dickie Marketing: Adelaide Proctor
Editorial and Advertisement Office: 10 Upper Belgrave Street,
London, S W 1 X 8 B Q . Telephone: 0171-235 4622/4 Telegrams: Sinai, London. Telex: 265844 Sinai G. Fax:0171-245 6959. Advertisement Representatives: Australia, Asia-Pacific: Bryan Derrick 52/195 Beaconsfieid Road Middle Park Victoria 3206 Australia Telephone: ( 6 1 ) 3 9686 8434 Fax: ( 6 1 ) 3 9686 8435 North America & C a n a d a : Robert Stevenson 721 Treasureboat Way, Sarasota, FL 34242, USA, Telephone: (941) 346 2290. Fax: (941)346 2353. Italy: Ediconsult Internationale Piazza Fontane Marose 3, 16123 Genoa, Italy,
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Stiip & B o a f celebrates 50 y e a r s of reporting on the s m a l l craft industry.
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News ReviewAnniversary articles
50 years o f the smaU craft industry: an overview 5 Development o f tug design f r o m 1947 to 1997 9
The birth o f the hovercraft 25
Peifecting the R I B 33
Fastferries:hydrofoils,SESs, catamarans and more 4 1 The evolution o f materials and effects on the workboat scene 45
Progress i n U K search and rescue craft 53
Electronics: the development o f radar 63
Regular features Propulsion
The new Wartsila 32 enters the market 67
Fast ferries
SuperSeaCats nearing completion at Fincantieri Brisbane river feiTies from Australia
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A m o n g the R I B s featured in our a n n i v e r s a r y special is the RNLI Atlantic 21 pictured a b o v e (see page 33).
IVlore S u p e r S e a C a t monohull fast ferries from Fincantieri ( s e e page 71).
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Issue 9 7 / 0 5 J u n e
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Managing Editor: Christina Haindl A s s i s t a n t Editor: Christopher Brown BA Hons Australian Correspondent: Kevan Wolfe Advertisement Manager: Sheila Smale Advertisement Consultant: John Labdon Advertisement Production: Hamish Dickie Marketing: Adelaide Proctor
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Strait Faicon Is a 16m fast pilot boat, and ttie first d e s i g n from C a m a r c D e s i g n to be built in North A m e r i c a ( s e e page 21).
Contents
News Review
Fast Ferries
Designs f o r the future f r o m Finnyards 5
China Fast Ferry & Commercial Craft Show 9
Report on the 13th Fast Ferry International Conference and
exhibition i n Singapore 14
Pilot C r a f t
Robust UK-designed pilot boat f o r North Atlantic operation
21
Offshore/Tugs
Stril Power: first dedicated FPSO support ship f r o m N o r w a y 25
Training crews w i t h model tugs 29
Vessels
Autosub 1: a p o w e i f u l new U A V
A n unusual ro-ro catamaran f r o m Australia
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36
Materials
Specialising i n the design o f composite structures
A new range o f epoxy products f o r the marine market
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T h e HSC1100 is one of a number of new d e s i g n s from the F i n n y a r d s ' fast ferry portfolio (see page 5).
Stril Power i s a multi-functional offshore s u p p l y v e s s e l built specifically for F P S O s ( s e e page 25).
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f l n l Audited circulation 6,974 BUSINESS PRESS January-December 1996
Managing Editor: Christina Haindi A s s i s t a n t Editor: Christopher Brown BAHons T e c h n i c a l C o r r e s p o n d e n t s : Alan Thorpe, George Marsh Advertisement Manager: Sheila Smale Advertisement Consultant: John Labdon Advertisement Production: Hamish Dicl<ie Marketing: Adelaide Proctor
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Pacific Buccaneer IS proving an effective and powerful addition l o Swire Pacific O f f s h o r e ' s fleet ( s e e page 11).
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I s s u e 9 7 / 0 6 J u l y / A u g u s t 1 9 9 7
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Contents
News Review
Tugs, towage & offshore
A pair of Stan Tugs from Damen 35th pusher tug from Dutch yard
Pacific Buccaneer; a North Sea workliorse in service Safer tanker handling: anchor-handlers for Simon Mokster News from Marco; offshore contract at Kvaerner Kleven /^rerae/;Ulstein'slargestUT700 ' " Tug newbuilds at Singapore's President Marine
5 7 11 13 IS 17 18 Fishing Vessels
New cats, monohulls and conventional trawlers
Roaldnes, an ultra-efficient ice-making trawler
21 25
Fast Ferries Round-up
JumboCat order; Marinteknik delivery; third HSS u,
Scat hovercraft prototype; LerouxetLotz new design ' 27
Second SirperSeaCat ready to go 29
Conferences & Exhibitions
A report on RINA's SURV I V conference in Gothenburg 31 Review of Cruise & Feny 97; news from European Workboat show 36
Propulsion update
MAN B & W ; GEC;ABB;Teignbridge Wartsila 170: a Iiigh-speed newcomer
39 40
Ferries
Two from Halter Mar ine
Far East news
Gieenbay Marine; MSE; Singapore Coast Guard
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J u s t delivered to the UK Is Teign, a 14.40m multi-purpose tug from Damen (see page 5).
O n e of the many interesting craft w h i c h gave demonstrations at the RINA Surveillance, pilot and r e s c u e craft for the 21 s l century c o n f e r e n c e (see page 31).
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Issue 97/07 September 1997
INTERNATIONAL
Managing Editor: Ctiristina iHaindi Assistant Editor:
Cinristoptier Brown BA Hons Teciinical Contributors: Aian Tiiorpe, George Marsit Editorial Production Manager: Jenni Wood
Advertisement Manager: Slieila Smale
Advertisement Consultant: Joitn Labdon
Advertisement Production Manager: Hamish DiGi<ie
Marketing Manager: Adelaide Proctor
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Marine View Is a 30m passenger catamaran built by Austal for J a p a n ' s Kumamoto Ferry (see page 17).
Contents
News Review
Letter to the Editor
Propulsion
Ulstein Beigen introduce V-versions to B-series engine Caterpillar extend 3600 series
Update on Castoldi's Turbodrive 490
Generator sets from Mermaid, Perkins Sabre and Royston Engineering Tugs' power analysis; Monobloc propeller from Ulstein
5 7 9 I I 13 Book Reviews 16
Fast Ferry Round-up
Austal's latest cats for France, Turkey and Japan; Catamaran for
Baltic Sea; Caterpillar to power .fumboCat 17
Tugs
Dubai enters newbuilding market 20
Vessels
A variety of new single-purpose craft Bunker barge from South Africa
21 25
Caljle & It'iieless: an old design for a new record 27 Electronics
The unmanned ships' concept Improving safety thi-ough satellites
29 31 RIBs
Epic voyage for Spirit of Portsmoiilh 37
Hovercraft
Increasing rescue role of hovercraft 41
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Shindagha-5 built by Dubai Drydooks; two more harbour tugs are cunrently under construction at the Dubai yard (see page 20).
Alison MacGregor is a Prout catamaran pur-pose-built for disabled passengers (see page 21).
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Issue 97/08 October 1997
INTERNATIONAL
Managing Editor: Christina Haindi Assistant Editor: Christopher Brown B A Hons Technical Contributors: Alan Thorpe, George Marsh, Andy Smith
Editorial Production Manager: Jenni Wood
Advertisement Managers; Sheila Smale
Andrea Treat
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Front C o v e r
S e a w o r t h y Marine's 600 s e r i e s r e s c u e craft is a fast, durable and versatile n e w -c o m e r to the offshore market (see page 9)
Comteiits
News Review
Police/Patrol/Coastguard Vessels
Prototype SAIVpatrol boat from Sweden • 5
A robust newcomer from Scottish yard 9 UK-built attack craft; Multi-order for Singapore Coast Guard 11
Latest additional to Port of London's fleet; New marine agency 13 FRCV from Halmatic; Catamaran pilots near completion 15
Ultra high speed designs from Italy and Malaysia ' - 1 7
Coastal patrol craft from Germany 19 RIBs fr om Finland; Orkadian newbuild for Coastguard; Rescue craft for Beirut 21
Historical
Twbinia: pioneering the steam turbine
22
Coastal Ships & Inland Waterways
New class of coastal tanker for U K 25
Hong Kong refuse carriers 27
Keeping the Danube clear; Eulerprise on tire Rliine 29
Oxygenating the Thames; ABP's new dredger 31
Escargol: a novel pedal craft 33
Tugs
Bristol-buiit worldiorse in service 35
Vessels
UPAS 750 Seisworker: making seismic inspection simpler 37
Propulsion update
40Rules &. Regulations
The Megayacht Code 41
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A n innovative S A R / p a t r o l craft from S w e d e n (see p a g e 5).
Thames Vitality is a 48.20m long oxygenation v e s s e l built in the U K (see p a g e 31).
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Aquan One, the first of Afai S h i p s ' A q u a n 2400 s e r i e s of fast p a s s e n g e r ferries, i s now serving the w a t e r s of Hong K o n g (see p a g e 15).
Contents
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Incat's 91m Devil completes trials Korea looks to fast ferries A fast freight solution from Austal Busy times at Afai
Economical aluminium catamaran from Australia Progress on the Cargo Cat
Fincantieri's MDV3000; Panther series from Canada A report on Fast'97
Offshore
American supply vessel consti-uction Guidelines for standby vessel
5 7 11 15 17 19 2) 23 29 31
Conferences and Exhibitions
Ecoboat 97: the environmental effects of boating
RINA conference on power, performance and operability o f small craft News from Vigo's Worid Fishing exhibition
Book Review
GMDSS for small craft
33 37 40
41
CAD/CAM Update
News from KCS: Autoship: Yachting Consult: M M S : Rasterex Power and performance soflAvare at RINA workshop
Advanced solid modelling from MCS; Vickers select EPD package
Propulsion update
Round-up from Southampton Boat Show
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Bob is tlie latest in a trio of Voith S c h n e i d e r propelled tugs buiit by Moen Slip for B u k s e r og Bjergning (see page 17).
Contents
News Review
Oil Pollution Craft
D y n a m i c inclined plane ( D I P ) o i l recovery A steady f l o w o f orders at K v i c h a k M a r i n e Plow best to tackle o i l spills?
Electronics
N e w satellites mean i m p r o v e d user equipment
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Vessels
Commercial and naval craff f r o m an interesting trio o f Swedish yards
13
Tugs
Bob: Busker o g B j e r g n i n g ' s latest skeg-first tug
17
Yacht Design
Creating The W h i t b r e a d 60 race yachts
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Small Engines and Transmissions
N e w s f r o m M a r i n e Power Europe; Z F M a r i n e ; N a i m i Diesels; and T w i n Disc 2 1
South African Review
Trawler buildings at Sachal & Stevens 22 Patrol craft order f o r Stingray M a r i n e ; Tallie Marine - a f a m i l y concern 23
A quartet o f p r a w n catchers; Orders fi'om M o z a m b i q u e ; D o r b y l M a r i n e tender 24
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Wiilem W]s a 20m long multi-purpose fishing v e s s e l w h i c h h a s an onboard blast freezing and p r o c e s s i n g plant (see p a g e 23).
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