Have you ever wondered how the massive propellers that drive the world's biggest ships are made and installed? In this behind-the-scenes engineering documentary, we take you deep into the world of ...

Manufacturing ship propellers requires precision engineering, high-strength materials, and expert craftsmanship. The process begins with melting and casting metal into precise shapes, followed by ...

The propellers of the world's ships and boats create a constant drone that disrupts ocean life. New propeller designs based on loops could one day quiet that drone and be more fuel efficient.

The Vessel Technical Index is a novel metric recommended by DNV that assesses a vessel's technical performance against a ...

Ocean insights and maritime innovation Miros has signed a commercial shipping contract for its Vessel Technical Index (VTI) ...

The researchers estimate it would cost US$20,000 to place the bionic dolphin skin over a propeller, which would deliver cost savings of over $140,000 a year while cutting CO2 emissions by more ...

NEW plans for the world’s tallest cruise ship have been released – and it looks like something straight from the future. Complete with electrical sails and a mega battery, the vessel sh… ...

Belzona repairs propeller shaft on ship carrying Olympic torch. On May 8th, 2024, the historic Ship the Belem navigated into the bustling port city of Marseille, marking the arrival of the Olympic ...