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VPLP | Marc van Peteghem

MARIN Report 129

14 May 2020

VPLP is a renowned, international team of naval architects and designers who have been working in the sail and motor craft  industry for 30 years. ...
wind propulsionpassengers and yachtingrenewables
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Comparing azimuthing thrusters and conventional shaftlines for propulsive efficiency of pushboatbarge convoys

MARIN Report 128

21 Jan 2020

Azimuthing thrusters can serve as an interesting alternative to conventional shaftlines. But how does this affect powering performance and ...
azimuthing thrustersshaflinespowering perfomanceefficiency
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Screening for extreme wave events

MARIN Report 128

21 Jan 2020

Extreme waves can have significant consequences for ships and offshore structures at sea. When hit by a wave local damage may occur, personnel may ...
exreme wavesoffshore structures at sea,
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Impact of draught on transport capacity of a pushboat-barge convoy

MARIN Report 128

21 Jan 2020

Voyage analysis as a tool for analysing operational costs of a pushboat-barge convoy in different loading conditions sailing upstream on the River ...
inland shipping
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MARIN research plays key role in new government guidelines for inland waterways in rivers

MARIN Report 128

21 Jan 2020

Rijkswaterstaat is responsible for the design, construction, management and maintenance of the main infrastructure facilities in the Netherlands, ...
inland waterwaysrijkswaterstaatfast-time simulations
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Virtual Ship - smart navigation that saves fuel!

MARIN Report 128

21 Jan 2020

MARIN has developed a prototype, navigational aid system, called Virtual Ship. It advises inland skippers on the optimal track and speed during ...
transport and shippingspeed/power performanceinland shipping
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Dr Eduardo Minguito Cardeña reflects on his 40-year career as he retires from NAVANTIA

MARIN Report 128

21 Jan 2020

Dr Eduardo Minguito Cardeña, Head of Tests and New Technologies Department at Spanish shipbuilder NAVANTIA, is a familiar face to anyone involved in ...
stability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringcfd/simulation/desk studiesdefencemodel testing
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MARIN and the Dutch government join forces to examine the navigational safety of inland ships in shallow water

MARIN Report 128

21 Jan 2020

MARIN has joined forces with Rijkswaterstaat – the Dutch government’s executive agency in charge of public works and water management in the ...
safetyinland shippingmanoeuvring
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Foiling future and the Wageningen Φ-series JIP proposal

MARIN Report 128

21 Jan 2020

MARIN’s main research objective is to develop new concepts for foiling vessels (possibly combined with a foil integrated electric propulsion ...
propulsionjoint industry project
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Virtual monitoring added to MARIN’s portfolio of services

MARIN Report 127

13 Sep 2019

One of the core services of MARIN is to carry out measurement campaigns on board and to analyse the collected data. MARIN is now combining decades ...
marinvirtual monitoringonboard measurements
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In-depth study of shallow water

MARIN Report 127

13 Sep 2019

A number of studies have cast a new light on ship resistance in shallow water. While previously, tests in shallow-water basins were essentially ...
marinshallow watership resistance,
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MARIN develops a modular Autonomous Underwater Vehicle

MARIN Report 127

13 Sep 2019

MARIN is designing and building a modular Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (mAUV) in order to gain a better understanding of the challenges involved in ...
marinsmart shippingcollission avoidancesituational awarenessmonitoring & control
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First ever autonomous vessel trials held in the North Sea by a Dutch consortium

MARIN Report 127

13 Sep 2019

As part of the Autonomous Shipping JIP, which began in November 2017, a unique series of autonomous operations’ trials were prepared in the MARIN ...
marinautonomous shipping
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Do It - catching waves at 30 knots!

MARIN Report 127

13 Sep 2019

Waves don’t give way. Fast, small boats in a limiting sea state can be surprised by a steep crest or deep wave trough, and a crew transfer to a wind ...
waves & motions
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Elements of Smart Shipping

MARIN Report 127

13 Sep 2019

Unmanned engine rooms and navigational decision support has been common practice in the marine industry for many years. In parallel, autonomous ...
marinsmart shippingcollission avoidancesituational awarenessmonitoring & control