Internal monitoring in the context of vessel automation refers to the use of various sensors, systems, and technologies to continuously observe, collect, and analyze data from different parts of a ship's internal operations.
Useful information for marine electrical engineers. Breakdown and repair of vessel electrical equipment. Work with automation and electronics in vessel conditions.
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Greetings! In this article, we'll look at some of the problems with the Salwico Consilium fire system on a 10+ year old vessel and how t...
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Greetings! In this article, I introduce the MAN ME electronic main engine , the general concept of MAN ME engines, and examine its individua...
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This instruction may differ in some nuances of operation specifically for your vessel, but in general it is suitable for most vessels . The ...
