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Marine Insight 360 is a maritime knowledge and careers platform covering ship operations, marine engineering, seafarer careers, safety, regulation, ports and practical onboard guidance. Its editorial work is built around useful explanations for seafarers, cadets, shipping companies and maritime readers.

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Everything You Should Know About SSCV Thialf

Everything You Should Know About SSCV Thialf

The SSCV Thialf is one of the largest and most powerful crane ships in the world. Its full name stands for Semi-Submersible Crane Vessel . It belongs to…

Oct 31·9 min read
Frigates vs. Corvettes: What's the Difference?

Frigates vs. Corvettes: What's the Difference?

In the navies of the world, regardless of size or firepower, every warship plays a specific role on the battlefield. Frigates and corvettes, though…

Oct 30·11 min read
Key Features of Seismic Survey Vessels

Key Features of Seismic Survey Vessels

Seismic survey vessels are well-designed ships characterized by: dedicated living quarters for crew and seismic survey personnel; a helicopter landing…

Oct 30·4 min read
Types of Port Cranes

Types of Port Cranes

The use of cranes is believed to date back to 3000 BC. The earliest known crane, called a "shaduf," was used to draw water from lakes and rivers to…

Oct 29·7 min read
What is a Bulk Liquid Terminal?

What is a Bulk Liquid Terminal?

A bulk liquid terminal is an area within a seaport equipped with the necessary infrastructure for storing and transporting large quantities of liquefied…

Oct 29·5 min read
What Is A Skeg In A Ship?

What Is A Skeg In A Ship?

The skeg is an important but not essential component of a ship. It is a sharp vertical projection or external structural feature located at the stern near…

Oct 28·4 min read
Understanding How Hovercraft Work?

Understanding How Hovercraft Work?

We've been fascinated by hovercraft since childhood. They look like a pressure vessel, a pillow, or a skirt, gliding across the water, spraying water.…

Oct 28·7 min read
What is the Margin plates on a ship?

What is the Margin plates on a ship?

We are all familiar with the concept of a double bottom structure. This structure provides better protection from damage and is also used to store fuel,…

Oct 27·4 min read
Measures Prepare for Tropical Revolving Storm (TRS)

Measures Prepare for Tropical Revolving Storm (TRS)

All seafarers are familiar with the term "TRS," or tropical cyclone. It is an intense rotating low-pressure area (surface low-pressure area) that forms…

Oct 27·6 min read
What is Vessel Performance Analysis?

What is Vessel Performance Analysis?

Ships have plied international waters since ancient times. Before the advent of aviation, ships were the primary means of transportation for trade across…

Oct 24·6 min read
Explaining Prime Vendor Program Logistics

Explaining Prime Vendor Program Logistics

Who are Prime vendors ? They are single, large suppliers that source goods and services from a variety of sources and redistribute them to customers…

Oct 24·8 min read
What Is A Bearing Scraper?

What Is A Bearing Scraper?

A bearing scraper is a precision tool with multiple sharp blades. It is used to manually smooth out raised areas on soft metal engine bearings.

Oct 23·5 min read