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stress calculation systems and computer aided design (CAD) technology to ensure its hatchcover panels can accommodate higher container loadings, while keeping panel weights within the permitted maximum for handling by shore cranes.


Contact TTS Ships Equipment GmbH, Wachtstr. 17-24, 28195 Bremen, Germany. Tel +49 421 3 35 84-0 Fax +49 421 3 35 84-98 E-mail info@tts-se.de www.tts-marine.com


Propulsion MAN ups the


power The business unit Power Plant at MAN Diesel has announced a substantial increase in the power output of its type 48/60 engine. Te latest 48/60 version from the Augsburg-based


company offers 1200kW per cylinder, compared to 1050kW/cylinder in the existing version and is aimed especially at peak load power generation applications. Te new rating represents an increase of just over 14%,


and will allow an increase in power demand to be covered without starting additional generators and the power plant operator to benefit from higher rates for the power delivered. Te 1200kW/cylinder type 48/60 engine rating has


been extensively tested in a land-based application subject to periodic load peaks. Offered in an inline version with 9 cylinders and ‘V’


configuration versions with 12, 14, and 18-cylinders, the type 48/60 engine now offers an overall mechanical output range of 9450kW to 21,600 kW at 500revs/min or 514revs/min for 50Hz and 60Hz power generation respectively. Te main elements of the 48/60B upgrade was an


increase in engine efficiency, reduced emissions of smoke and NOx, reduced engine width and reduced power house dimensions, as well as improved ease of maintenance and greater simplicity, including a reduced component count and the use of only one turbocharger.


Contact MAN Diesel, Teglholmsgade 41, DK-2450 Copenhagen SV, Denmark. Tel +45-3385 1100 Fax +45-3385 1030 E-mail mandiesel-cph@mandiesel.com www.manbw.com


Ancillary equipment Aalborg invests in


ballast water Aalborg Industries and Aquaworx have signed a joint venture agreement to develop and market the latter company’s water treatment systems for shipboard ballast water applications. Aalborg Industries will hold 60% as majority


shareholder of a new company and Aquaworx the remaining 40%. Te venture foresees the transfer of IMO approval and patent rights regarding the technology to the new company in joint ownership. Te joint venture company will be established in Singapore and the share capital amount to approximately DKK75 million (€10 million).


Contact Aalborg Industries A/S, P O Box 661, Gasvaerksvej 24, 9100 Aalborg, Denmark. Tel +45 99 304000 Fax +45 98 102865 E-mail aal@aalborg-industries.com www.aalborg-industries.com


Lifesaving equipment Noreq wins Dubai


Seen here is the 18-cylinder type 18V48/60.


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contract Norwegian-based Noreq AS has won a contract to supply complete lifesaving equipment to a new safety training centre in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Te contract is to supply a complete lifesaving package


to the new safety school, located in Dubai Maritime City, based at the multi-purpose maritime centre. Te complete package will consist of lifeboats, rescue


The Naval Architect July/August 2009


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