Stay safe and keep up: lifeboats

Article Abstract:

Several amendments to the Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) were introduced in May 2006. MSC.1/Circ 1206 stipulated that only minimum crew need to be onboard during free-fall lifeboat drills. The amendment is an effort to reduce the number of casualties in lifeboat accidents. Opinions to this amendment are presented.

Usage, Simulation methods, Simulation

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The engine that drives the boat

Article Abstract:

The important characteristics that a lifeboat engine must posses to start effectively and to maintain Safety of Life at Sea regulations are described. The engines must have a simple yet tough design.

Engines and Turbines, Marine Engines & Turbines, Engine, Turbine, and Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing, Equipment and supplies, Design and construction, Marine engines

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US urges LNG terminals to intensify security efforts

Article Abstract:

The increase in security measures at all liquified natural gas plants ordered by the United States Department of Transportation to prevent break-ins is discussed.

United States, General services, Natural gas liquids, Safety and security measures, Buildings and facilities, Powers and duties, United States. Department of Transportation, Liquefied natural gas industry, Energy facilities

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