Calnetix System Converts Waste Heat into Electric Power
Calnetix Technologies today announced the introduction of a revolutionary new system that produces up to 125 kW of power for the shipâs electric load from heat recovered out of the engineâs jacket water. The Hydrocurrent system was developed by Calnetix in conjunction with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Marine Machinery and Engine Company (MHI-MME) and is being introduced to the worldwide maritime industry at SMM this week. âHydrocurrent pays for itself in a very short time by reducing the load on the shipâs bunker-fueled generators,â said Vatche Artinian, Calnetix chairman and CEO. Calnetixâs new waste-heat recovery technology uses an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) heat recovery process with Calnetixâs patented Thermapower and Carefree Integrated Power Module (IPM)âŚ
NavStation to Launch at SMM
Touch screen technology has transformed everyday life and now, thanks to Norwegian e-navigation specialist NAVTOR, it is set to revolutionize operations onboard busy vessel bridges. Today sees the launch of the NAVTOR NavStation, the worldâs first âDigital Chart Tableâ and a breakthrough in bridge-based decision making tools. NavStation combines unique software with an optional 46inch âgigapadâ touch device, giving navigators an intuitive and user-friendly interface to plan optimal vessel routes.
Ecospeed Fuel and Cost Saving Solutions at SMM
Ecospeed announced it will exhibit its line of fuel and cost saving solutions at SMM in Hamburg. Routine in-water cleaning results in a super smooth hull over the life of the vessel and is the best guarantee of the highest fuel savings possible. This is achieved with the Ecospeed hull coating and routine in-water conditioning and cleaning. The Ecospeed calculator will be available at the booth to take your figures and demonstrate the fuel and total ownership cost savings attainable for your ship with Ecospeed and routine in-water cleaning.
Maritime Global News App Launch at SMM
New Maritime Global News App launch at the Maritime Reporter and Engineering News at SMM in Hall B7, Stand 603. Maritime Reporter is changing the way our industry gets its news with the all new Maritime Global News App. This free mobile app is perfect for the busy maritime professional on the move. Updated regularly, the Maritime Global News app delivers all the news you need and want directly to your mobile devices from the worldâs leading source for maritime business news and information Maritime Reporter and Engineering News.