Controllable-pitch propellers have been developed and produced on the Baltic coast of Germany since 1962 – initially in Rostock, and then in Wismar from 1964. The first units were manufactured for 86 ...
Presentation of the DNV GL certificate by Dr. Olaf Richter (right) in the presence of his inspector, Dieter Ekat (2nd from left) who supported the test series, to Piening boss Mathias Pein (2nd from ...
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Bird-Johnson to supply propellers for US Navy’s 100th DDG-51 destroyer
The CPP system delivers thrust for the 9,000-ton destroyer, enabling smooth acceleration and manoeuvrability at speeds over ...
Bird-Johnson Propellers, a Fairbanks Morse Defense (FMD) company, has received an order to supply propellers for the U.S.
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How ships actually stop in an emergency, fixed propellers, turbines, and the crash stop test
Stopping a massive ship isn't as simple as throwing it into reverse, and depending on what's powering it, that might not even ...
At the SMM exhibition and conference in Hamburg, Germany, Wärtsilä is introducing its latest development of large Controllable Pitch (CP) Propellers, based on the previously known E-hub type. The new ...
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