Wartsila to provide radio, navigation tech for Arctic LNGCs
Apr 19, 2021 9:20:am
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by: Joseph Murphy
Wartsila to provide radio, navigation tech for Arctic LNGCs
Finnish technology firm Wartsila has signed a contract to provide technology in radio and integrated navigation systems for 10 ice-breaking LNG carriers (LNGCs) that will handle gas from Novatek s Arctic LNG-2 export project, due online in 2023.
The order was placed in January, Wartsila said on April 19, and is being executed in partnership with South Korea s Samsung Heavy Industries. It builds on an order Wartsila secured last summer to equip five LNGCs with integrated bridge systems. The additional 10 tankers would be fitted with the same Wartsila Navi-Radar, Navi-Sailor and Navi-Conning solutions.
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South Korea s Samsung Heavy Industries has obtained approvals for its conceptual design for a wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV) from three global ship quality assurance and risk management companies.
The three companies are ABS from the United States, Norway’s DNV and UK peer Lloyd’s Register.
A conceptual design refers to the basic concept and characteristics of the vessel before confirming its specifications and required technologies.
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