Engine launch follows sales success

Article Abstract:

Krupp MaK Scandinavia A/S has introduced a new marine engine following a 30% increase in company sales in 1995. The new engine, called the M25, has 40% less components than the company's other engine models and features a crankcase made of nodular cast iron for added rigidity. It is designed for a high injection pressure of around 1,600 bar to make the delivery characteristics of the cam consistent in the injection. The M25 does not use cooling water, eliminating the possibility of corrosion.

Ship Parts, Product introduction, Ship propulsion, Marine propulsion systems, Marine equipment, Krupp Mak Scandinavia A/S

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US focuses on commercial newbuilding

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The first American International Shipbuilding Exposition will be held on Apr. 11-13, 1996 in New Orleans, LA. It will be the first major US trade showto focus solely on the North American commercial shipbuilding sector. Around 300 suppliers, shipyards and equipment manufacturers will showcase their products during the event. Among the companies that will grace the exposition are Raytheon Marine Co., Ingersoll-Dresser Pump Co., Alfa Laval Separation and Kvaerner Masa Marine Inc.

North America

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Record exhibitors line up for Athens

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Exhibitors from various countries are scheduled to attend the Posidonia Exhibitions which will be held in Athens, Greece, on Jun. 3-7, 1996. These exhibitors, which include shipbuilders, computer firms and marine equipment suppliers, will unveil the latest technologies on shipbuilding, ship diagnosis systems and repair systems. Among the participants will be Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Austal Ships/Ferries Australia.

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