A bow rudder is a rare but interesting solution.

A bow rudder is a steering device mounted at the bow of a vessel, rather than in the traditional position behind the propeller. 📌 It is used infrequently and primarily for special maneuvering conditions:▪️ in strong currents along a pier▪️ when reversing the vessel▪️ in confined waters The principle is simple: the rudder is deflected […]

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Maersk’s Methanol-Powered Container Ship Becomes a LEGO Model

LEGO will release a new model of the Ane Maersk container ship, one of the world’s most advanced vessels powered by alternative fuels. The set is dedicated to the dual-fuel container ship, capable of using green methanol, and reflects the industry’s commitment to reducing emissions. 🚢 The Ane Maersk is a container ship with a […]

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What about the pressure gauges on board our ships?

❓Do you know what the designation “Cl. 1.6” means? The abbreviation Cl. 1.6 (or CI. 1.6) on a pressure gauge indicates accuracy class 1.6. Here’s what this means from a technical perspective: 🔘 Maximum Permissible ErrorIndicates that the maximum permissible error in the pressure gauge reading is ±1.6% of the full scale (F.S.) limit. 🔘 […]

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Transferring from expeditionary to passenger ships is a real opportunity for officers and ratings!

Today, more and more seafarers who have worked on expedition ships are considering a transfer to the passenger fleet. And this is truly an excellent opportunity—after all, your experience already meets many of the cruise line’s requirements. 🌍 🗣 Why expeditionary seafarers are in demand: 🟠Experience working in challenging climatic and navigational conditions🟠Understanding of service […]

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