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Contents | JULY/AUGUST 2011 24-60 Features


Feature 1 Shipbuilding technology: methods & materials


24-30 Grasping shipping’s Holy Grail


31-35 Driving the adoption of cutting edge technology in shipbuilding


Feature 2 Propellers & thrusters 36-38 Azipod design reflects unerring drive for efficiency gains


38-40 Schottel raises its game 42-43 Advanced Mermaid system chosen for Germany’s cruise ship


44 Clutch of orders for next generation Azipod 44 Addressing challenges of station-keeping in ice


46 ABB services boosts Azipod appeal


Feature 3 CFD & hydrodynamics 47-50 Setting the trends for CFD for Maritime Flows


52-55 Accurate model and full-scale viscous flow computations on propulsors


Feature 4 Russia 56-58 Russians bring experience to winter navigation safety


Feature 5 Mega yachts 59-60 Large yacht market stays buoyant


On-line Edition 24


Laffcomp offers new solution to shipbuilding market.


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Marin takes a closer look at Maritime Flows.


Blohm & Voss’ latest offering to the mega yacht market.


The Naval Architect July/August 2011


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