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Daily News No 3 | Thursday 7 November 2013 In eight workshops more than 120 participants discussed various issues concerning the treatment of ballast water ballast water treatment: lively discussions trigger new impulses The thorough testing of new ballast water treatment technology is of significant importance. This is one of the main points Dr Jan P. Boon, project leader at NIOZ – royal Netherlands Institute for Sea research Parker Hannifin, the perfect mix for your motion & control technologies Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 1 and chairman of the International Ballast Water Conference, currently being held at Europort, specifies after the first day of the two-day conference “Ballast water management: From concept to reality”. Summarising the results from the “Meet the Experts” panels, in which the participants could choose between eight different sessions, he said, “Learning should have a priority over fining,” Knip deze bon uit en lever deze bon in voor een gratis cocktail op onze stand! Stand 7403 Hal 7 06.11.2013 19:11:51 EUROPORT DAILY News | Ballast Water Management Malmö, Sweden, afterwards focused on the topic: “Ballast Water Management and Invasive Species: Training, research and awareness building”. Subsequently, Stefan Kacan from Germany’s Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH) gave an overview of the current status of the convention, the cooperation with other authorities regarding the approval process and presented results from the NSBWO project. As a main goal of the project, which is still running until the middle of 2014, he specified the establishment of a manual for the approval of ballast water management systems. He was followed by Louis Peperzak from NIOZ and Stephan Gollasch from GoConsult. They discussed various options for the detection of the bacteria identified in the IMO D-2 standard in their presentation “A technical and enforcement perspective on the IMO ballast water convention” XXcontents Floor plan .................... 4 Navigation & communication ............ 6 Exhibition news......7,8,10 Diary............................... 9 Tweets Selection.........11 addressing the fact that BWM systems are a complete new technology. While testing facilities do their best, he noted, it is not possible to test all the systems for the entire fleet before the convention enters into force. Background To prevent non-native species from invading other ecosystems, in 2004 the IMO adopted the International Convention for the Control and Management of Ships’ Ballast Water and Sediments (BWM Convention). It requires ships to conduct a ballast water exchange or meet a concentration-based ballast water discharge standard in accordance with a gradually implemented schedule linked to the ship’s build date and amount of ballast on board. Since vessels have not been designed and equipped to treat ballast water, installation of a BWM system is necessary to ensure conformity with the strict water quality standards set in what is known as Regulation D2. However, the BWM Convention has yet to reach the required number of signatories for formal ratification. Entry into force will occur twelve months after ratification by 30 states representing 35% of world merchant shipping gross tonnage. The represented tonnage currently stands at 30.32% International Ballast Water Conference at Europort 2013 In hosting the International Ballast Water Conference on Wednesday and Thursday, Eu- 2 Workshop RWO is exhibiting its CleanBallast ballast water treatment system at Europort roport is prioritising one of the current key issues of the international maritime agenda. The conference focuses on specific challenges in the implementation of BWM policies. After a session of lectures that gave an overview of the current status of BWM-related issues, the programme offered special “Meet the Expert” sessions, focusing on the role of ports, exemptions, special ships, transparency, approval and installation processes, retrofitting, compliance, monitoring and enforcement, and US regulations. This gave the delegates the opportunity to address and discuss specific subjects in more detail. The conference is organised by the North Sea Ballast Water Opportunity (NSBWO), a platform of international experts including scientists, politicians, manufacturers, shipowners and NGOs, funded by the European Union. More than 120 registered participants attended the conference on Wednesday. In his welcome address in the morning, Jan Boon from NIOZ, introduced the NSBWO project and explained the risk of marine bioinvasion caused by global shipping to the audience. Starting off, Marieke Verweij from ProSea Foundation presented an environmental perspective. According to her, the global economic losses due to non-native species invading sensitive eco-systems, sum up to EUR 7 billion every year. Annuka Pekkarinen from the World Maritime University, In the workshop “My Concerns and Issues”, which was scheduled after the lunch break, participants could choose a specific subject each in two consecutive “Meet the Expert” panels. Today there will be two more panels, so in total participants may discuss four topics in more detail. XXImprint Europort Daily News is published daily during Europort 2013 by DVV Media Group GmbH Nordkanalstr. 36 D-20097 Hamburg Editors: Dr Silke Sadowski (resp.) Kathrin Lau Kathrin.Lau@dvvmedia.com Layout: Christoph Jöns Advertisements: Florian Visser +49-176-12371424 Distribution: Stefanie Hesslein Print: DeltaHage bv, Den Haag, NL Copyright: DVV Media Group GmbH Europort Daily News | 7 November 2013 | No 3 Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 2 06.11.2013 19:11:55 8 40 180 8000 1 SHIPYARDS WORLDWIDE SHIPS PER YEAR EMPLOYEES DAMEN VISIT OUR STAND @ EUROPORT 2013 HALL 1 – BOOTH #1221 WHEREVER THERE IS WATER, YOU FIND DAMEN.COM Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 3 06.11.2013 19:11:55 Hall 1 1124 1224 1225 1316 1317 Sweden 1416 1421 1419 Spain 1122 P 1120 1220 1222 1313 1415 1420 1507 Entrance 1214 1206 1105 11151116 11071106 7315 7319 7232 7403 8000 8100 8101 7105 7216 7215 8002 8105 7323 7211 7212 8110 8202 (1st floor) Atrium 8207 8305 8306 8203 7104 7102 7015 7016 7017 7020 7210 7209 7304 7303 7305 8003 8004 8005 81118113 8112 8205 7301 7010 7011 7012 8122 8213 8128 8138 8139 8141 8220 8221 8216 8217 8218 8219 8313 8215 1300 1301 1400 1401 7004 1100 1101 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That’s what makes us the partner of choice for your Mission Critical Travel Management DISCOV E NEW T R OUR ECHNO LOGY: ATPI C RE TO OPT WHUB ImIZE Y OUR CR TRAVE L mAN AGEmE EW NT JOIN U S ON S TAND 4 (H A L L 311 4) T +31 20 2011 209 E europort@atpi.com W www.atpi.com Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 5 06.11.2013 19:12:00 EUROPORT DAILY News | NAVIGATION & COMMUNICATION Comprehensive range on display SAM Electronics Nederland of Rotterdam, a subsidiary of Hamburg-based SAM Electronics, an L-3 company, is exhibiting its extensive range of latest automation, navigation, communications and associated equipment at the show. Main features include an updated NACOS Platinum bridge control assembly with a network system architecture that now supports dynamic positioning, making it the world’s first fully integrated bridge system able to provide inclusive automation, navigation, communications and DP functions, SAM said. Its increased functionality and extended screen displays are simulated in various operational modes supported by a stand-alone multi-pilot console for combined IP radar and ECDIS operation. SAM’s booth at Europort Another navaid on display is a compact ECDIS pilot basic unit, specifically designed for retrofit applications, which is said to be compatible with all main chart databases while In all sizes & diameters, our materials always have 100% original class certificates Meet us at Europort, standnumber 1315 6 for a wide range of onboard Internet, email and leisure applications. SAM Electronics Nederland at Europort: Stand 2202 NAUTIS simulators for training centre ANCHORS AND CHAINCABLES G.J. Wortelboer Jr. B.V. providing overlays of ARPA and AIS targets. Other exhibits include SAM Electronics Nederland’s recently expanded series of KVH SAT-TV and VSAT terminals wortelboer.nl Iskes Towage & Salvage has signed an agreement with VSTEP for the delivery of two NAUTIS tug and offshore supply vessel (OSV) simulators. The simulators are the first units purchased for the new Iskes / Damen training centre, set up in the new office building of Iskes in Amsterdam. VSTEP will initially provide a 360-degree NAUTIS full mission tug simulator and a 240-degree NAUTIS desktop trainer. At a later stage, the tug and OSV simulators will be expanded with another 360-degree full mission tug simulator so that a complete exercise scenario with the assisted vessel and two tugs (one at the stern and one at the bow) can be conducted. The centre will initially be used for internal training, with courses offered for external parties starting in the second quarter of 2014. Jim Iskes, owner of Iskes Towage & Salvage said, “For a number of reasons we wanted a tug simulator. First to train new crew; we are confident that the simulator will decrease the time needed to train new masters and chief officers. But also – and very important – the simulator will provide us with a tool to train emergency situations and to sail under difficult circumstances such as heavy winds and dense fog.” Arie Jonas, project manager for training at Damen Services added, “The simulator will initially feature the specifics of a Damen 2810 and a Damen 3212 ASD tug, but also the popular Damen fast crew supplier 2610 will be simulated.” Europort Daily News | 7 November 2013 | No 3 P01304_Wortelboer Ad 90x130_TAB_V1.indd 1 Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 6 07-08-13 17:16 06.11.2013 19:12:09 EUROPORT DAILY News | Exhibition news Fouling release solution to save fuel Belgium’s Fujifilm Smart Surfaces will unveil a new silicone fouling release solution, which will save fuel and reduce dry-docking. The primary goals of the fouling release system, the company said, are to prevent fouling from permanently attaching to surfaces, which increases drag and causes higher fuel usage and costs, and to reduce drydocking and maintenance, as well as reduce the generation of greenhouse gases. The company’s non-toxic solution is a patented, resilient, effective silicone-based coating. The Smart Surfaces Duplex foulant-release technology causes organisms to be released from surfaces even at lower speeds and lighter water pressure, Fujifilm Smart Surfaces noted The Duplex Tie Coat formula incorporating nanotechnology is an ingenious synergy of three layers. An epoxy anticorrosion layer and a tough, protective silicone surface coat are effectively interlocked through a covalent bond. The synergy among these three creates a superior adhesion and durability that boosts the toughness and adhesion properties of the epoxy and silicone coating, creating a new system that is durable and long lasting, Fujifilm Smart Surfaces said. Fujifilm at Europort: Stand 1802 Solving the energy challenge At the Alfa Laval stand at Europort 2013, visitors will find a comprehensive approach to deal with financial and regulatory pressures in the maritime industry, with solutions for energy efficiency and extending performance at the forefront. The products on display include energy solutions like PureDry, which offers the win-win scenario of minimising fuel waste volumes while returning usable fuel. Additionally, energy advantages are prominent in systems beyond the fuel line. Examples include waste heat recovery systems, whose energy-reclaiming capabilities are as relevant for auxiliary engines as they are for main engines, and the new ballast water treatment system PureBallast 3.0, which pro- vides energy savings of up to 60% compared with previous versions. Supporting these solutions are Alfa Laval’s vast expertise and global backing, which ensure that immediate energy savings pave the way for long-term operating economy. Alfa Laval Service offering will be another strong focus at Europort, allowing visitors to explore the benefits of extending performance: maximum uptime, availability and optimisation. Green Route participant An independent jury from the Platform Clean Shipping initiative has identified that Alfa Laval will merit the “Green Route” status during Europort 2013. Being a participant of the “Green Route” means that Alfa Laval is offering de- At Europort 2013, Alfa Laval is a participant of the exhibition’s Green Route monstrable commitment to a sustainable maritime industry. Recognition entitles exhibitors to acknowledgement on the organiser’s floor plan, highlighting their standing as “green innovators”. Alfa Laval at Europort: Stand 8212 Europort Daily News | 7 November 2013 | No 3 Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 7 7 06.11.2013 19:12:11 EUROPORT DAILY News | Exhibition news Heating systems for marine and offshore applications Telescopic access bridge combined with fast offshore craft Konutherm will present its range of thermal oil and glycol/ water heat transfer systems for the marine, oil and gas and petrochemical industries. Its thermal oil and glycol/water systems are especially suitable to keep tanks with heavy fuel (HFO) and/or cargo (crude oil or chemicals) at the required temperature, Konutherm said. The systems are equipped with highly efficient fired heaters and designed for optimum heat recovery with special exhaust gas heaters (economisers), provided with a robust valve system. The heavy-duty economiser valve system combines optimum control of the SMST, a designer and builder of customised lifting, transport, drilling and pipelay systems for the handling of heavy equipment on board ships, will present new access bridges, varying in application and length, as well as fast offshore crafts that are used for patrol, inspection and crew transport. At its stand at Europort, SMST presents its range of telescopic access bridges (TAB), including the smallest solution (S-version) with a maximum length of 10m. The version is designed to be combined with the 13.5m-long fast offshore craft. By mounting the access bridge onto the vessel, personnel can The Konutherm heat transfer systems are commonly applied on heavy-duty offshore support vessels such as cutter and hopper dredgers, heavy lift carriers, pipe laying vessels and supply vessels Illustration of the TAB range by SMST required temperature and prevents degradation of the heat transfer oil, the company said. The major advantages of the Konutherm exhaust gas economisers are said to be the high energy recovery, the low fouling and oil degradation rate and that no dump cooling (with corresponding heat exchanger, pumps, piping, appendages and energy consumption) is required. Furthermore, they combine an efficient fuel-saving operation with a minimum of service requirements and downtime. Konutherm BV at Europort: Stand 7203 be transferred safely and costeffectively to an offshore structure or the quay side. Stability of the craft is accomplished by the motion-compensated system of the bridge. The SMST M, L and XL versions of the TAB are designed for both walk-to-work application and cargo handling. The balanced construction enables easy access to wind farms and accommodation platforms with the use of low power and minimal space requirements. The access bridges vary in lengths, up to a maximum of 58m. SMST at Europort: Stand 3121 New maritime group in Poland MARS Shipyards & Offshore, a new group comprising the Polish maritime companies Energomontaz Polnoc (EPG) and Nauta from Gdynia as well as MSR Gryfia, two recently merged shipyards from Swinoujscie and Szczecin, will 8 showcase its entire portfolio at Europort. The core activity of EPG is the manufacturing of complicated steel structures for the offshore sector, power generating stations (including nuclear and renewable power), as well as for chemical and petrochemical plants. EPG Shipyards, part of EPG, focuses on the repair and conversion of vessels. Nauta is one of the leading Polish shipyards that specialises in building hulls and vessel, repairs and conversions of civilian crafts as well as repairs and rebuilding of military crafts. It also produces steel offshore structures. MSR Gryfia focuses on ship repair and offshore construction. Mars Shipyards & Offshore at Europort: Stand 4307 Europort Daily News | 7 November 2013 | No 3 Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 8 06.11.2013 19:12:15 EUROPORT DAILY News | Diary Exibition & Conference Programme - Thursday THURSDAY, november 7th 13:30 - 17:00 Dock 3 ı Congress & Meeting Centre (free of charge/registration required) Conferences 10:00 - 18:00 CEDA Forum: Dredging in a changing world Conference Room (registration required) 10:00 - 18:00 Ballast Water Management Conference: From Concept to reality; North Sea Ballast Water Opportunity Dock 5+6 ı Congress & Meeting Centre (free of charge/registration required) 10:45 - 13:00 Advanced Technology Conferences Offshore: Going into the Deep; Ahoy in conjunction with HME Europort Theatre (free of charge) 14:00 - 16:15 Advanced Technology Conferences Inland Navigation: Pioneering with LNG; Ahoy in conjunction with HME 10:00 - 18:00 Activities Continuous Continuous adv_dagbulletin_Europort_MN-EE-drukklaar.indd 1 Job Route; Navingo Exhibition Floor 12:00 - 14:00 Young Ship Network Lunch with speech of Birgit Liodden; WISTA Port 2 ı first floor Ahoy Plaza (registration required) 12:30 + 16:00 Live presentation of Royal Netherlands Navy, Theme: Managing Damage Control; Imtech Booth no. 1124 13:00 - 14:00 Dock 4 ı Congress & Meeting Centre (free of charge) Green Route; Ahoy in conjunction with HME Exhibition Floor Seminars and meetings Seminar ‘Green Technologies‘; RETROFIT and GRIP Seminar with theme ‘Pioneers in Maritime Technology’; Hydrographic Society Benelux Atrium ı 1st floor corridor of Hall 7&8 (free of charge) Europort Theatre (free of charge) 13:00 - 17:00 Seminar Energy Efficiency & Operational Management; Lloyd’s Register Social Media Café consultation; Holland Shipbuilding Association Holland Lounge ı Maritime by Holland Pavilion (Hall 1) 18:00 Networking reception; Holland Shipbuilding Association Holland Lounge ı Maritime by Holland Pavilion (Hall 1) 11/5/2013 5:00:26 PM Europort Daily News | 7 November 2013 | No 3 Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 9 9 06.11.2013 19:12:16 EUROPORT DAILY News | Exhibition news Pump solutions Aerial view of the shipyard in Varna, Bulgaria Shipbuilding in Bulgaria MTG-Dolphin PLC will be presenting its range of shipbuilding and ship repair services. The Bulgarian shipyard, which was established in 1991 as the first private shipyard in Varna, specialises in the building and repair of dredgers of different types. The production and resource capacity of the yard enables construction of vessels up to 17,500 dwt and repair of vessels up to 60,000 dwt, using two floating docks with lifting capacities of 18,000 and 8,500 tonnes, respectively. The yard also has 70 cranes with a lifting capacity of up to 80 tonnes and four berths for vessels of up to 80,000 dwt. Working successfully with Dutch companies, MTG-Dolphin said the event in Rotterdam was naturally the right place for the shipyard to find new partners. MTG-Dolphin PLC at Europort: Stand 1503 Eteha bv - Slangtechniek will present its entire Flygt programme, offering its customers a complete package of pump solutions. Flygt Ready pumps handle flows up to 6.5 l/s, heads to 14m and solids to 38mm in diameter. Available with power ratings from 0.4 to 0.9 kW, these portable drainage pumps are lightweight and engineered for professional use at construction or industrial sites and in manholes or emergency situations, the Dutch company said. The smallest of the Flygt electric submersible dewatering pumps, the Ready series has been designed to easi ly withstand tough jobsite use, removing contaminated water and water containing sand and gravel. Built with a compact motor and lightweight materials, Ready pumps are easy to carry, install and service, the manufacturer noted. The cast aluminium outer casing, stator housing and polyurethane hydraulic parts make Ready pumps durable in tough environments. They are said to deliver professional-level performance and higher wear resistance in a compact size. Ready pumps are designed with a removable top that allows quick access for cable changes and component replacements. The hydraulic end is made for simple and quick replacement of wear parts and seals. Eteha bv - Slangtechniek at Europort: Stand 6121 www.shipandoffshore.net www.schiffundhafen.de For professionals in shipbuilding, offshore and marine industry Seehafen Verlag 5385_anz_mtp_s+h_fachkompetenz_183x125.indd 1 10 25.10.2013 12:30:24 Europort Daily News | 7 November 2013 | No 3 Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 10 06.11.2013 19:12:16 europort Daily news | tWIttER TWEETS SELECTION tweet your Messages via #Europort Second exhibition day @Pinnington1 @mgajentaan Preparing for another busy day @Europort2013 ahoy in #rotterdam tomorrow with #maritime firms from across the world Pimp my pump! World’s first augmented Reality pump at booth 7016 twnkls @Europort2013 for Martime training, maintenance repair #pimpmypump. @Europort2013 a deal for 12 cranes was signed between Double D marine equipment b.v. and Neptune Shipyards B.V. on #Europort @XanderScheffel Very promising first day of #Europort2013 bright future for the Dutch maritime industry #schmittrotterdam @Scheepsbouw @Schell1ng Don‘t forget to stop by at the @MaritimeHolland Pavilion for the Networking Reception 7 Nov. 18.00-21.00 hours @Europort2013 #Europort2013 It is busy at the network reception in the Romanian pavilion #Europort. there are 16 pavilions on the floor, from all over the world! @EvyChua Signature of our first HME Singapore Premium Member - Oliveira Hydro, Marine & Shipping during @Europort2013 @Datemameisje We are proud to present: our new catalogue! Now available @Europort2013 hall 1, stand 1226. Come & get your own copy! important telephone numbers reception Ahoy.......................................... 010 293 3300 First Aid ........................................................... 010 293 3410 Organisation’s ofice ................................ 010 293 3250 Press room .................................................... 010 293 3121 Stand catering ............................................ 010 293 3372 suppliers V.d. Veen: Electricity ............................... 070 367 9797 V.d. Laan: Water ......................................... 0180 55 80 22 Brederode: Stand construction ....... 030 241 2313 JMT: Furniture ............................................. 0167 52 39 25 CEVA: Logistics ........................................... 010 293 3526 Europort Daily News | 7 November 2013 | No 3 Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 11 11 06.11.2013 19:12:20 SMM Daily News The 26th Shipbuilding, Machinery & Marine Technology International (SMM) trade fair will be staged at Hamburg Exhibition Centre from September 9th-12th 2014. Leading shipbuilding companies and maritime equipment suppliers will present many innovations at this SMM. As usual, DVV Media will produce the daily trade fair newspaper SMM Daily News from Tuesday to Friday! sMM daIly neWs | What´S uP iN haMBuRg X Just for fun: Illuminated water concert Planten un Blomen Park Septemb No 1 | 7 er 2010 X WIne and dIne: restaurant estaurant Vlet Perhaps there is nowhere else in Hamburg where you get the impression that time has stood still than in the historic Speicherstadt. This is an area with tall former warehouses built in red brickwork sited bebe tween canals, small alleyways and many bridges. But bebe hind the historic brick buildbuild ings there is a pulsating lifelife style, with some of the most fascinating aspects of the city. For over 100 years this area was a freeport, storing valuvalu able goods such as coffee, tea, spices and tobacco behind its imposing brick walls. Today, Photo: www.mediaserver.hamburg.de What’s up a completely revised edition has been published of a reference work with a long tradition, “the german Merchant Fleet – Die Deutsche handelsflotte 2010l11”. No other work offers such comprehensive facts about the entire german merchant fleet. the 53rd edition contains updated data and facts about some 4,000 ships and approxi- Restaurant Vlet it us e-miles .com/mor + 150 + + B4 GF, Stand us at Hall + + + Visit roup www.gl-g mately 1,650 detailed ship illustrations plus the contact addresses of the ship owners. together with this edition the reader obtains access to an online database. in this database the complete editorial content of the book plus photographs of the ships can be found. “the german Merchant Fleet – Die Deutsche handelsflotte” is an indispensable working aid for all those whose work involves merchant shipping. The cranes for the third heavy lift vessel in a larger series for the German shipowner Harren & Partner have just been deliv delivwww.smm-istanbul.com ered. Each vessel is equipped SMM India, Mumbai with two CBB cranes with ca ca7-9 April 2011 pacities of 450 tonnes at 17 www.smm-india.com metres and 250 tonnes at 30 metres. The vessels “Palmer “PalmerMS&D, Hamburg ton” and “Palembang”, oper operInternational Conference ated by the Danish company and Exhibition on Maritime Security and Defence K/S CombiLift, were delivered 15-17 June 2011 in 2009 and early 2010. www.msd-hamburg.com Simultaneous operation of Author: Jan Mordhorst the CBB heavy lift cranes pro proSeatrade Europe, Hamburg Publisher: DVV Media group vides capacities of up to 900 Cruise and Rivercruise ISBN: 978-3-87743-421-5 tonnes. They are controlled Convention using the patented control sys sys27-29 September 2011 Subscription price up to 15 www.seatrade-europe.com tem Sycratronic (simultaneous September 2010: 380 Euro lifts) combined with the Dy Dy(incl. Vat., excl. shipping costs) SMM Hamburg namic Anti Collision Control Price from 16 September September 2012 Seite System (DACS) which ensures ABBTC_AD_A100_W178H40Strip_ST 4-715.03.10 09:35 1 2010: 480 Euro www.smm-hamburg.com the highest possible perform performSMM Istanbul 26-28 January 2011 (incl. Vat., excl. shipping costs) Visit us at A1.534 and book your advertisement! Just drop off your business card at stand A1.534. Daily draw prize – one Seehafen Verlag book Weekly draw prize – one iPad ance and protection for the cranes. DACS prevents collicolli sion between the crane booms and or fixed obstacles. When a number of cranes are operatoperat ing simultaneously, the action of each crane can be controlled based on information of the current position of the neighneigh bouring cranes. The unique feature of DACS is that the syssys tem automatically calculates actual position, speed and the acceleration of each crane as well as the load moment limilimi tation. This provides the crane driver with maximum flexflex ibility backed with full safety. Conventional anti-collision systems define a virtual border in order to prevent the cranes from colliding. However, this results in a restriction of the working radius of each crane. With DACS the working radii are not restricted. Liebherr at the SMM 2010: Hall A1 / Stand 352 The “Mecklenburg-Vorpommern“ in the Nobiskrug yard’s Kiel dock Photo: Nobiskrug Nobiskrug makes frigate fit Germany’s Nobiskrug Werft, based in Rendsburg, is currently carrying out a refit of the German navy Class 123 frigate “Mecklenburg-Vorpommern” it its dock in Kiel. Along with the usual overhaul work on the ship superstructure and propulsion system, a wide range of technical alterations are involved. These include the refitting of the cooling system with SOLAS an environmentally-friendly coolant, the rebuilding of the fire-fighting system and expansion of the on-board communications systems. The Nobiskrug yard has in past years made a name for itself in construction of luxury motorised megayachts from a length of 60 metres. But repairs remain an important business sector: Nobiskrug offers rebuilding, re- Performance IMO 2/3 pairs, refits, lengthening, installation of new engines and restoring of all types of ships, especially naval vessels and yachts. The yard can also undertake a wide range of worldwide ad hoc repair work thanks to a flexible mobile task force. Nobiskrug-Werft at the SMM 2010: Hall B4.EG / Stand 230 Hall A4 Booth 140 100 % SOLAS-compliant engine insulation. From 1-cylinder small engines through to 20-cylinder large engines. ( Understanding Temperature. ) Thermamax GmbH Europe | Thermamax Inc USA | Fon +49 621 322350 | www.thermamax.com ABB Turbocharging introduces the all-new A100 turbocharger generation as a significant step in the development of single-stage, highefficiency, high-pressure turbocharging. www.abb.com/turbocharging REPAIR, CONVERSION & MAINTENANCE from traditional ships to state of the art speed ferries Visit us in Hall B4.EG, Booth 461 MWB Motorenwerke Bremerhaven AG | Barkhausenstrasse 60 | 27568 Bremerhaven | Germany Tel: + 49 (0) 471 / 94 50 - 0 | Fax: + 49 (0) 471 / 94 50 - 200 | power@mwb.ag | www.mwb.ag 30 SMM Daily News | 7 September 2010 | No 1 SMM Daily News | 7 September 2010 | No 1 innovation 31 entallyf nm be miles for g more gement ship mana efficient through More miles modelling anager 3-D hull GL ShipM through repairs between More miles anager ised trim gh optim GL HullM throu onne per fuel-t More miles nt ssista ECO-A all those interested can also make their bookings number of sister vessels cur curfor the events and trade rently on order. Each crane has fairs. the counter is at the a capacity of 350 tonnes at an central entrance, upper outreach of 18 metres and 200 floor, between halls a1 tonnes at an outreach of 33 und a4. Magellan-terrassen at hamburg’s hafenCity Photo: www.mediaserver.hamburg.de ndly rie Deliverin ge SMM Daily NewS | SHIPrePa P Ir Pa r hamburg Messe und Congress (hMC) has set up a specialist centre at the SMM 2010 which offers information about the wide range of maritime and professional events organised by the hMC. 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Setting a new Win an iPad! Enter our lucky draw! standard. Vis There is nothing like SMM… ...with SMM Daily News g industry, www.hafencity.com THE MARITIME BOOKSTORE RECOMMENDS Book tip of the day: the German Merchant fleet 2010/2011 With a daily circulation of 10,000 copies the newspaper is distributed to exhibitors and visitors at the fair and to affiliated hotels “hot off the press”. uildin the shipb nsible for ter respo ing press conference an minis the Germ SMM open Otto (left), ciations, at the Asso -Joachim tary Hans ean Shipyards’ Europ State Secre unity of s Ministry Economic man of the Comm German chair r, Meye Bernard is a magnet for the people of Hamburg and tourists to wonder around and enjoy. The highlights include the massive Elbphilharmonie which is a concert hall with SMM revolutionary architecture now being built on the site of a former port warehouse, the Margellan and Marco Polo terraces and the cruise ship terminal where during the SMM the two German cruise vessels Astor and Deutschland will be moored. www.plantenunblomen.hamburg.de in a restored warehouse building yo will find the Restaurant Vlet. The restaurant convinces with its combination of a modern and historic atmosphere plus modern north German cuisine. The famous Gault Millau restaurant guide heaped praise on the restaurant and gave it 14 points in its latest edition. Restaurant Vlet Am Sandtorkai 23/24 Hamburg Tel +49-(0)40-33475375-0 www.vlet.de X for your Info: An impressive example of Hamburg’s dynamism is the HafenCity. This is currently Europe’s largest inner city development project which will create a new milestone in the city’s history. An entirely new city district on a space of 157 hectares is being built next to the historic Speicherstadt area. In a fascinating mix of historic buildings and modern architecture, homes for 12,000 people and a business area for 40,000 jobs are being created. The pulsating HafenCity with its many attractions envir o In HafenCity In the centre of Hamburg next to the SMM fairground is the city’s famous and beautibeauti ful park Planten un Blomen. Here you will find a large botanical garden with a tropical hothouse and Europe’s largest Japanese garden: A quiet but impressive attraction after a hectic day at the trade fair. In the summer, the illuminated water concert every evening on the park’s lake is an especiallyloved attraction. As darkness falls, local people and tourists take a seat around the lake and admire the fountains of water which are shot into the evening air in illuminated timing with the music. During the SMM, Bolero from Ravel is on the programme. The show begins every evening at 21 hours and entry is free. ct s sMM MM daIly neWs | What´S What´ uP iN haMBuRg with on ciati asso ck er produ Visit us: Hall A1, Booth no. 450, original Becker Mewis Duct® on display outside Hall A1. W W W . B E C K E R - M A R I N E - S Y S T E M S . C O M 14 SMM Daily News | 7 September 2010 | No 1 SMM Daily News | 7 September 2010 | No 1 15 Concept & facts you should know: The SMM Daily News will appear every show day and will be distributed daily to visitors and exhibitors at the SMM. At breakfast time, the SMM-Daily will provide the latest news from the maritime industry to the international trade fair visitors in English language straight from the printers. Facts • Advertisers and sponsors will benefit from 10,000 distributed copies per day • Distribution before and during the trade fair • In the morning the newspaper will be distributed at 20 hotels accredited to the Hamburg trade fair • This is your way to reach 53,000 visitors and more than 2,000 exhibitors Here are the rates for your advertisement: Bookable days are: Tuesday, September 9th 2014 Wednesday, September 10th 2014 Thursday, September 11th 2014 Friday, September 12th 2014 183 x 251 mm 1/1-page 183 x 125 mm 1/2-page 183 x 83 mm 1/3-page 183 x 63 mm 1/4-page 183 x 30 mm 1/8-page € 4,850 € 2,620 € 1,790 € 1,390 € 850 Full colour rates+VAT If you are interested in placing your advertisement in one or more issues of SMM Daily News, please contact your local representative or our office directly: Florian Visser Advertisement Director Tel.: +49 – (0)40 / 237 14 –117 Fax: +49 – (0)40 / 237 14 –236 E-Mail: florian.visser@dvvmedia.com Europort2013_Daily_Tag3.indd 12 06.11.2013 19:12:23
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