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El Gobierno australiano incluye al submarino Collins en la lista de productos de preocupación

 

 

 

HMAS Farncomb en el Astillero Naval de Osborne. Imagen ASC.

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El anuncio sugiere desafíos adicionales para el esfuerzo integral de extensión de la vida útil que se está llevando a cabo para mantener los submarinos operativos hasta la década de 2030.

 

Comunicado de prensa del Gobierno australiano, distribuido el 13 de diciembre de 2024 :

 

Siguiendo una recomendación de Defensa, el mantenimiento de submarinos de clase Collins ha sido catalogado como un producto de interés para permitir una mejor supervisión ministerial de esta capacidad crítica.

El programa de mantenimiento de la clase Collins ha experimentado desafíos en los últimos años. Dado que los submarinos deben operar más allá de su vida útil de diseño original, es esencial

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PSC Top 10 Performers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PSC Top 10 Performers

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About the PSC Top 10 Performers

At RISK4SEA, we are dedicated to providing actionable PSC intelligence to illuminate Port State Control (PSC) performance and support the journey toward sustainable shipping. With a focus on embracing excellence, we are thrilled to announce the release of the Top PSC Performers for the first time, alongside the launch of our new website that provides transparent access to the documentary evidence and in-depth research underpinning our findings.

We have meticulously mapped the entire PSC ecosystem—including PSC stations, ships, managers, and PSC inspections (PSCIs)—and finalized a robust benchmarking methodology, designed to be practical, accurate, and verifiable, ensuring it is both meaningful and applicable in real-world scenarios, incorporating

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Analysis: Next-Generation Russian Shtorm Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier Set to Challenge US Nimitz Class.

 


Russia’s "Shtorm" next-generation nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, currently under development by the Krylovsky State Research Center, is shaping up to be a formidable competitor to the U.S. Navy’s Nimitz-class carriers, which have long been a cornerstone of Western naval power. The "Shtorm" is set to be a nuclear-powered, multi-purpose warship capable of carrying a large air group, with several advanced features designed to enhance Russia’s ability to project power across distant regions, particularly in the Arctic. Although specific technical specifications are still emerging, the "Shtorm" is expected to rival the Nimitz-class in terms of size, capabilities, and versatility.
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Graphic Illustration of the Future Russian Shtorm Nuclear-Powered Aircraft

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The Spanish Navy charts a course for 2050

 

 

 

https://www.atalayar.com/en

The Navy has defined the strategic paths it intends to follow in order to have a decisive Fleet by 2050

Iran and its allies make millions in financial profits from smuggling Iraqi fuel oil

25 years of Mohammed VI: the southern provinces and Africa at the heart of the Royal Vision

Joint work plan of the Moroccan and Belgian police forces

Admiral Antonio Piñeiro shows one of the three Armada 2050 documents, one is for general dissemination, another for the scope of the Institution and a third is classified and contains a greater degree of detail - PHOTO/MDE-Iñaki Gómez

Juan Pons 

Updated: 05/12/24

  1. To be an international benchmark in the maritime sphere
  2. Reinforcing the technological and value-based training of personnel

The

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DNV publishes new guidance on achieving stable crane lifting operations

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Heavy lift crane vessel AegirHeerema Marine Contractors
 
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06 Dec 2024, 4:53 am
 
New guidance from an industry forum initiated by classification society DNV explores the key considerations and calculations to help ensure that hazardous crane lifting operations are performed safely to reduce the risk of loss to life, property, and the environment.
 
 The paper, titled "Guidance on Stability of Lifts", explains currently available calculation methods, along with relevant explanations, guidance for assumptions on loads and factors, and background information.

"The paper plugs a gap among the many guidance documents available for operations in the maritime sphere," said Karsten Behrens, Managing Director of SAL Engineering. "It enables readers to assess the stability of particular lifting arrangements by using the provided methods and data. This puts them

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