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  2. 7 New Technologies to Find Sunken Ships - ASME

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    When the sonar images from the AUV revealed candidates for the sunken ship, the second robot, a custom-made BXL 79, an 80-kW ROV, dived to capture the findings on live video. 6. The Largest Wreck Removal In January 2012, the Italian cruise ship Costa Concordia ran aground and overturned off the coast of Tuscany in the Mediterranean Sea. The ...

  3. Mechanical Engineering Marvel Resurfaces - ASME

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    The Glomar Explorer, a custom-built spy ship fitted with a series of mechanical systems one more impressive than the next, in 1968 sailed to a remote spot in the central Pacific Ocean to recover a sunken Soviet submarine, the K-129, fitted with atomic missiles from three miles below the surface.

  4. Sailing Toward Autonomy: Future of Self-Driving Cargo Ships

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    Yara Birkeland container ship will be the first fully autonomous, electric-propelled, zero-emission vessel. Photo: Mark Kane, Yara. The port of Rotterdam is Europe’s busiest, with almost 30,000 seagoing vessels and 107,000 inland vessels plying its waters annually. One of those vessels—one of the smallest—now stands out as the port’s ...

  5. Advances in Underwater Robots - The American Society of...

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    Perhaps the most exciting advancement is the development of autonomous gateways and docks for the exchange of data, a big step toward building resident autonomous systems on the seafloor, in water as deep as 3,000 meters to 4,000 meters. A seafloor resident ROV or AUV system would remain on the seafloor and be controlled from a shore base.

  6. ASME Membership - ASME

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    Become a Member Today. Becoming an ASME member provides access to a wealth of information on the industry, opportunities to connect and volunteer with individuals who share the same passion and interests, and guidance throughout your professional journey. Apply Online. or by phone or Fax.

  7. An International Historic Engineering Landmark S.S. GREAT BRITAIN...

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    By any standard, the new ship would be the largest in the world. The momentous decision to abandon paddle propulsion in favour of the recently developed screw propeller came with December of 1840. The decision to build an iron hull had forced the Great Western Steam Ship Company, established in 1836 as an off-shoot of the Great Western Railway

  8. Journal of Offshore Mechanics & Arctic Engineering - ASME

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    Description. One of the premier international publications in the field of offshore engineering, the Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering disseminates the current state-of-the-art and research activities. The journal covers the current and future technologies of many innovative offshore and arctic structures.

  9. January 30, 1998 The DDavid TTaylor MModel BBas - ASME

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    Introduction. The David Taylor Model Basin (DTMB) was conceived, designed, and built by the United States Navy Department for building and testing ship models in accordance with the most modern and the most accu-rate methods.1. These models, which represent all types and sizes of vessels for the United States Navy, other Government departments ...

  10. SS Badger Carferry - ASME

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    The Badger was built by the Christy Corporation of Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, for the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. It was launched on September 6, 1952, and began regular service in 1953. At a cost of $5 million, it was (and is) the largest of the Great Lakes rail car ferries ever built. Each engine is rated at 3,500 SHP at 118 rpm to give a total ...

  11. Detail Engineering of Piping Systems P&ID Virtual Training ... -...

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    Your agenda will be discussed in detail on the first day of your virtual course. Module 1: Introduction to Plant Design. Piping Introduction, A Typical Plant Design Project, Plant Layout, Process Flow Diagram, Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams, Piping Layouts, Isometrics. Module 2: P&ID’s Symbols, Piping Specifications and Line Lists.