Dry bulk technology news

Daniel Marshall, Martin Engineering, outlines effective approaches to minimising carryback and dust at conveyor discharge points.

Diana Shipping Inc. announced new time charter contracts for the m/v Los Angeles with MOL and the m/v DSI Aquarius with Bunge, expected to generate approximately $12.5 million in revenue over the charter periods.

A major mining company decided for a RopeCon-based system to transport ore from its underground mine in the Americas to the existing stockyard conveyor.

Inmarsat Maritime's fully managed bonded connectivity service supports Norse Ship Management's digitalisation strategy with fast speeds, unlimited data, and global coverage.

A leading maritime training expert with a long career at the front line as Head of Safety and Training has said that the safety culture in many companies operating vessels is sorely lacking, citing time pressures and outdated training contributing to an alarming number of deaths in enclosed spaces.

R. Todd Swinderman, President Emeritus, Martin Engineering, discusses best practice for managing fugitive material to improve safety and reduce costs.

The six Japanese- and Chinese-built vessels, each with an average 64 000 dwt, are all equipped with MAN Mark 9 engines.

Built on modified 250 in. x 72 in. platforms, the newly commissioned crane barges are engineered for high-capacity bulk handling in the demanding conditions of inland waterways.

Since its launch, the charterers onboard the VesselAdmin platform have received over 3700 bids from brokers and owners within the offshore and dry bulk sectors.

The agreement will see Avikus’ HiNAS Control, SVM and HiNAS Cloud systems deployed on two EPS-managed vessels – a bulk carrier and a suezmax tanker.