Research meets reality at CIMAC

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The CIMAC Users Group has established a database of user experience relating to two-stroke engines. According to the group, the three principal areas of concern for CIMAC members are fuel systems, entablature and hot components. The group also reports that its members have continued tracking liner scuffing problems on low-speed engines, particularly those in larger bore units such as container ships. The group reveals that the most dominant scuffing-linked problems are cylinder condition, cracked cylinder liners and cracked piston crowns.

Professional Organizations, Engineering Associations, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Maintenance and repair, Marine engines, Marine engineering

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Separation solutions

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Alfa Laval will showcase its new separators at the marine equipment exhibition in Hamburg, Germany. The firm, which specializes in fluid treatment, has produced its second-generation models which come under the Alcap brand. One model, the Alcap M2, is a replacement for the M1 and shows off a newly designed set of disk stacks that cause increased throughputs and separation efficiency.

Air and Gas Compressor Manufacturing, Air and gas compressors, Compressor Separators, Product introduction, Machinery industry, Separators (Machines), Separation equipment, Alfa-Laval, Compressor parts

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Owners upbeat

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Issues concerning the cargo shipping industry of Taiwan are discussed. Particular attention is given to the market performance of the container ship company Evergreen and to political circumstances facilitating better international commercial trade.

Taiwan, Economic aspects, Container ships

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