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
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In a significant stride for the maritime industry, a recent study led by Dong-Hee Park from the Department of Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering at Pusan National University has shed light on the complexities of welding in the installation of LNG
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A recent study led by Hyunju Kim from the Busan Institute of Science & Technology has made significant strides in understanding fuel consumption patterns in dual-fuel vessels, particularly those powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) and low sulfur f
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High-speed craft (HSC) are revolutionizing the maritime industry, offering swift passenger transport and cargo services, but they come with a unique set of challenges, particularly concerning noise levels on board. A recent study led by Luis Alfonso
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In a significant stride towards greener shipping practices, recent research conducted by Adrian Costache from “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi has shed light on the implications of the Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI) for LPG tankers
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In a recent study published in “Cleaner Logistics and Supply Chain,” Mingsheng Qiu from CHN Energy (Quanzhou) Thermal Power Co., Ltd. has tackled a pressing issue in the coal supply chain for thermal power plants situated near maritime ports. The res
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In the bustling realm of maritime operations, the safety and efficiency of fishing ports play a pivotal role in regional economic development. A recent study led by Chairul Paotonan from the Department of Ocean Engineering at Universitas Hasanuddin s
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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
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In a groundbreaking study that promises to reshape maintenance strategies for gantry cranes, researchers have unveiled a new approach that combines advanced technology with real-world application. Led by Shiao Yao from the Institute of Logistics Scie
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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
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