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What Was The Porthole Window Used For?
Porthole windows are small, circular windows on the sides of ships that let in natural light and fresh air and keep the vessel watertight when closed.
Marine Insight 360 · Apr 22 · 6 min read
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Porthole windows are small, circular windows on the sides of ships that let in natural light and fresh air and keep the vessel watertight when closed.
Marine Insight 360 · Apr 22 · 6 min read

Equipment and machinery breakdowns on ships are caused less by sudden failure than by neglected warning signs: unusual noise, odour, high vibration,…
Saqib Ahmed · Apr 17 · 5 min read

Calculating fuel consumption on board and keeping records is one of the most important duties. The chief engineer is responsible for this.
Saqib Ahmed · Apr 17 · 6 min read

Maritime Frauds: The ship is almost 99% loaded with crude oil. The B/L number the ship provides will be less than 98% of the total cargo.
Marine Insight 360 · Apr 16 · 5 min read

There are various types of mooring rope meaning on ships, and they have excellent elasticity.
Marine Insight 360 · Apr 16 · 5 min read

Maintenance means ensuring that machines and equipment continue to operate. Whether it is a small machine or a large structure, efficient maintenance contributes to a longer service life and better results.
Saqib Ahmed · Apr 16 · 4 min read

What is the Basic Structure of a Ship? Explain Parts Of A Ship: technology, equipment and fleet context for US, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and...
Marine Insight 360 · Apr 15 · 6 min read

Tanker Ship Operations is a highly specialized subject, and its training is disseminated through basic and advanced training modules supported by intensive shipboard training, even after gaining sufficient experience…
Marine Insight 360 · Apr 15 · 6 min read

Stowaways found on a ship are given food, shelter and safety equipment, declared in writing by the master and reported to the port authority before the next port call, and must not be detained or forced to work.
Marine Insight 360 · Apr 15 · 6 min read

One of the most important positions in the hierarchy of maritime professionals working on ships is that of a 2nd Engineer on Ship.
Marine Insight 360 · Apr 14 · 4 min read

The ship's chief engineer is responsible for the ship's technical department. His job is to make sure the machinery in the engine room is working properly and also ensure a smooth journey.
Saqib Ahmed · Apr 14 · 4 min read

A 3rd officer's duties are bridge watchkeeping, upkeep of life-saving and firefighting equipment, cargo and port watches, and administrative work.
Marine Insight 360 · Apr 5 · 5 min read