Maintenance

In the ever-evolving world of shipbuilding, ensuring top-notch quality is paramount. Enter Paula Arcano-Bea, a researcher from the Department of Industrial Engineering at the University of A Coruña, who’s been diving deep into how digital technologie

In the ever-evolving world of maritime engineering, a groundbreaking study has just surfaced, shedding light on the longevity of patrol vessels crafted from Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP). This research, spearheaded by Octaviano Noel from the Departm

Recent developments in tribology research in India are paving the way for significant advancements in various industries, including maritime. Sujeet K. Sinha, from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi,

In a groundbreaking development for the maritime industry, researchers at Dalian Maritime University have unveiled a sophisticated digital twin-driven system designed to monitor and optimize ship cooling pumps. Led by Shaojuan Su from the Naval Archi

In an era where maritime technology is advancing at a breakneck pace, ensuring that ship’s engine room personnel are adequately trained is more crucial than ever. A recent study by Vlasov A. B. from Murmansk Arctic University, published in ‘Vestnik M

In a significant leap for underwater exploration and maintenance, researchers have turned to synthetic environments to enhance the capabilities of machine learning in subsea applications. The study, led by Christian Mai and published in “Frontiers in

In a groundbreaking study, Jincheng Li from the Wuhan Second Ship Design and Research Institute has tackled a persistent challenge in naval architecture: optimizing the layout of ship engine rooms. Published in the journal “China Shipbuilding Researc

In a significant breakthrough for the maritime industry, researchers from Dalian Maritime University have unveiled a new method for detecting metal wear particles in ship engines. Led by Di Wu from the Marine Engineering College, this innovative appr

Recent research published in ‘Renmin Zhujiang’—translated as ‘People’s Pearl River’—has shed light on a pressing issue in maritime infrastructure: the vulnerability of aqueduct supporting structures to ship collisions. Led by researcher Li Jun, the s

In a significant leap forward for maritime technology, a team led by Miao Zhe from Dalian Maritime University in China has developed an innovative digital twin monitoring system tailored specifically for ship equipment. This system, recently detailed