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Welding distortion control in large fabricated structures
Fabricated buildings, followed by such engineering marvels as oil rigs and ships, receive thousands of welds, covering seams and structural joints across massive interconnected sections.
Oil spills are less common than ever. Why?
Discover how improved hull designs, navigation and routing measures and other factors have contributed to the reduced severity and incidence of oil spills.
Vanzetti Engineering strengthens its presence in the Asian marine market
At Marintec China 2025, the company will showcase the latest technological developments in its range of LNG marine cryogenic pumps.
Record set in deepwater well development
A new benchmark in deepwater well construction has been achieved by Expro in the Gulf of Mexico by deploying the heaviest casing string to date.
Deep-sea coating offers dual antifouling and anticorrosion defense in harsh environments
The team from CAS has developed a single coating that marries synergistic antifouling and anticorrosion protection by employing precise molecular design and nanoscale interfacial engineering.
Can CCS decarbonize offshore oil and gas?
Review the importance of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology for offshore operations and how to overcome technical hurdles associated with its implementation.
FPT Industrial powers up for the Genoa International Boat Show with Naval Motor Botti
Visitors will have the chance to discover a selection from FPT Industrial’s marine line-up.
Reefy: The next wave in sustainable engineering
Reefy is continuously being tested over its two year trial-period in Rotterdam. It is evaluated for its two major claims: ecological benefit and engineering success.
Sustainably sourcing synfuels offshore
A floating test platform that uses sea water, air and wind to produce clean hydrogen has begun operations off Germany's North Sea coast.
FPT Industrial and partners are creating the hybrid future of Venice
A public waterbus is being trialed with a hybrid drive system engineered to significantly reduce emissions.
Staying safe offshore: Model predicts submarine landslides
A new method for predicting underwater landslides may improve the resilience of offshore facilities.
Built to endure: How Hernon adhesives and sealants power marine and boat manufacturing
These solutions help keep boats together — and performing — under the toughest conditions.
World’s first 20-ton twin-sonar drone transforms oceans into submarine hunting zone
The vessel from SonarTech, dubbed ASW-USV or ASW-KUSV, is a 19 ft long, 2-ton-class platform composed of non-magnetic, fiber-reinforced polymer.
Sound technology helps locate seafloor munitions
Because the objects begin to lose resemblance to their original form and instead blend into their environment over time, these changes can alter how acoustic signals scatter from the objects, and those changes can become more intense over time as corrosion or organic growth increase.
Cold-work connectors for the titanium pipeline sector
Mechanical pipe connectors deliver fast, permanent and leak-free connections for titanium pipes without the need for welding.
The largest wave energy array in the UK
Scheduled for installation in 2029, the 5 MW project will form the largest wave energy array in the U.K.
Mapped: Global ocean current energy potential
Sites offering bright prospects for tapping into ocean current energy have been identified by Florida Atlantic University researchers.
A boost for Gulf of Mexico oil and gas reserves
The outer continental shelf of the Gulf of Mexico hosts a greater amount of estimated oil and gas reserves than previously considered.
Modern engineering and the DFA approach
Those production waste costs could’ve been avoided by starting with a Design for Assembly (DFA) approach to streamline the assembly process.
Anduril announces first drone-launched torpedo capable of speeds over 30 knots underwater
According to the company, Copperhead-M is the first torpedo capability designed to be transported by underwater autonomous systems.