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1. What is the Ballast Water Treatment System Ballast water treatment systems (BWTS) are indispensable mechanisms installed on ships to sanitize ballast water, crucial for maintaining stability and preventing ecological disruptions
Overview The stability of a vessel refers to its uprightness on the water’s surface, crucial for safe navigation. Ship stability can be categorized into two types: transverse and longitudinal stability. Transverse
Overview Ship chartering and ship brokering are both integral parts of the maritime industry, they both involve different roles and functions. In Ship Brokering, they act as agents connecting the two
1. Basic Understanding of Transverse Stability The transverse stability of a ship refers to a ship’s capacity to stay balanced despite being tilted to one side. The healing can happen due
Overview TPC is a term commonly used in the maritime industry. It refers to the maximum weight of cargo that a vessel can carry in freshwater while maintaining the required stability
Introduction The free surface effect, also known as the free surface phenomenon, refers to the tendency of liquids to move in response to changes in the altitude of the ship, rolling,
Overview Inert Gas Systems (IGS) are vital safety mechanisms on oil vessels, displacing flammable gases with inert ones to prevent explosions. They consist of generators, scrubbers, blowers, and safety features, ensuring
Overview 1. What is an Advanced Dangerous Cargo Endorsement? 2. What Kind of Ships Require a Dangerous Cargo Endorsement The IMDG Code has Classified Dangerous Goods into 9 Classes. This has
Overview 1. What is an ETO? An Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) is responsible for managing the electrical and electronic systems aboard a ship. To be eligible to become an ETO within the
Overview 1. ETO CoC Assessment Process 2. ETO CoC Exam Eligibility Eligibility Criteria for ETO COC Exams Educational Qualifications Diploma/B-Tech – 3 years of diploma (For DG Shipping eligibility) – 4
1. Introduction Sewage treatment plant on ships are the essentials that help to keep the environment neat by managing the waste in the ships. Let’s dive into and know how such
1. What is an Oily Water Separator? An oily water separator is a device used on ships to separate oil from water before discharging it overboard. Its importance lies in environmental
1. Overview 2. Tips to Clear ETO CoC Unlock your path to success in clearing ETO and MEO Electrical CoC exams with our ETO and MEO Electrical CoC Course 3. How
1. What is MEO Class 2 2. MEO Class 2 Eligibility Regulation/ Category Column A(Qualifying Sea Service) Column B (Propelling Time) STW 2010 Regulation III/2 2nd Engineer 3000 KW or more
Overview The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) established the Automatic Identification System (AIS) as a critical safety precaution under the updated Chapter V of the Safety of Life at Sea Convention (SOLAS)
Overview 1. How to Clear MEO Class 2 (A) Be a Smart Worker to clear MEO Class 2 (B) Analyze Previous Year MEO Class 2 Exam Questions (C) Know Your Interviewer
1. What is the Ballast Water Treatment System Ballast water treatment systems (BWTS) are indispensable mechanisms installed on ships to sanitize ballast water, crucial for maintaining stability and preventing ecological disruptions
Overview Inert Gas Systems (IGS) are vital safety mechanisms on oil vessels, displacing flammable gases with inert ones to prevent explosions. They consist of generators, scrubbers, blowers, and safety features, ensuring
1. Introduction Sewage treatment plant on ships are the essentials that help to keep the environment neat by managing the waste in the ships. Let’s dive into and know how such
1. What is an Oily Water Separator? An oily water separator is a device used on ships to separate oil from water before discharging it overboard. Its importance lies in environmental
Overview When a large ship is on the water and everything is just right, it floats evenly. But sometimes, things aren’t perfect, and one side of the ship might be heavier,
1. Overview Digitalization is the process of using digital technologies to revolutionize traditional corporate processes and operations, it comprises the integration of technologies such as IoT, AI, Big Data Analytics, and
1. Introduction Displacement is commonly used to denote the mass of the ship in tonnes. Technically, it is the mass of water displaced by a ship and, when floating freely, the
1. Introduction The term bunkering is typically associated with the shipping industry. Bunkering refers to the process of refueling the vessel for its regular operations. It involves the transfer of fuel,
1. Introduction A ship is a highly advanced piece of technology made up of many parts that work together smoothly. It plays a crucial role in supporting both life and the
There are two ways of air compression: isothermal and isentropic Isothermal air compression: We know that the isothermal process is a constant temperature process, which is not optimal for compressing air
A multistage air compressor is a type of air compressor that uses multiple stages of compression to achieve high pressures. Each compression stage consists of a set of cylinders, with each
Air is made of molecules, which are loosely packed under atmospheric pressure. When this air is put in an enclosed space and force is applied on it, its volume decreases and
Rescue boats are small boats carried on board ships for use in emergencies such as in rescue operations of survivors. They are designed to be launched quickly into the water, and
What is a gasket? A gasket is a mechanical seal, which fills the space between two mating surfaces, generally to prevent leakage by filling in the irregularities between “less than perfect”
Bilges are the lowest part of the ship, The water which collects here is called bilge water, Which includes any wastewater that is generated on board the vessel. Where does Bilge
What is pressure? Pressure is the force exerted per unit area on a surface. It is typically expressed in units such as pascals (Pa), pounds per square inch (psi), or atmospheres
Overview Both ship brokering and the merchant navy have benefits and drawbacks altogether. Merchant Navy involves working on commercial vessels, including different types of vessels, transportation of goods and people by
Overview Shipbrokers play a very vital role in the maritime industry, they serve as the intermediary between shipowners and charterers. They facilitate the vessels according to the requirements of the clients.
Overview 1:- What is Commercial Shipping? Commercial shipping refers to the business of transporting goods, commodities, and materials by sea for trade and commerce. It is a crucial element of the
Overview A ship broker is a professional who works as a mediator between charters and owners. They facilitate the buying, and selling of the vessels. They are responsible for the handling
1:- What is Maritime Law? Maritime law, commonly referred to as admiralty law or the laws of the sea, is a system of rules that govern oceanic behavior and operations. These
Overview Check out the complete process to become a Marine Pilot from Officer in the Merchant Navy with our dedicated blog in Merchant Navy Decoded. 1:- What is a Marine Surveyor.
1:- What is QHSE? QHSE stands for Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment. It represents an integrated management approach that emphasizes the importance of ensuring high standards in these four key areas
The Merchant Navy offers a plethora of opportunities at sea and offshore. The skill set acquired at sea can be translated into professions such as that of a Marine Pilot. A
1:- What is a Shipyard? A shipyard is a place where ships and other vessels are constructed, repaired, and overhauled. The shipyards have the specialized equipment, manpower, and infrastructure needed to manage
Ship Brokering Overview A ship broker is a professional who facilitates the buying, and selling of the vessel. They work as an intermediary between ship brokers and ship owners. Ship brokers
Overview 1:- Why is Port State Control Necessary? Port State Control (PSC) is necessary for several reasons: Port state control is essential to preserving environmental integrity, upholding safety standards, and encouraging
Ship Brokering Overview In Ship Brokering, a professional works as a mediator or intermediary between two parties and the parties are ship owners and ship charterers. It involves facilitating the buying,
1. Overview The Indian maritime industry is experiencing a growing demand for skilled professionals in vessel routing. The salary prospects are competitive, ranging from 8 to 20 lakhs for second officers
Overview What Is Vessel Data and its Importance? Vessel Data Overview: Importance in Maritime Operations: Data Management: What Is a Vessel Data Manager? A Vessel Data Manager, sometimes referred to as
Overview: Defining the Scope: Broader Maritime and Beyond Shipping Broader Maritime: Beyond Shipping: Why Choose Broader and Outside Shipping As a Career After Switching Onshore? Operational Level Officers in the Broader
Overview Core Shipping: Connecting Globe The core shipping industry is like the heartbeat of the world’s trade and transport. It’s the engine that keeps goods moving across the oceans, connecting countries
A ship’s life span is protected against various damages and natural calamities. This is known as Marine Insurance, which is vital to modern-day shipping. Practically speaking, anything that you touch and
Seafarers are rich but not super rich, they can be considered upper middle class as most of their money is invested in doing courses. Beginning with the basic cadet, the money
When you change your money into other forms to get returns then it is called Investment. The two most important point every seafarer should keep in mind while investing is that
ULIPS i.e. Unit Linked Insurance Plan Scheme has become a popular option among masses as it provides dual benefits of insurance and investment under one scheme. The premium paid to ULIPS
“If your money can not grow when you are sleeping then you will keep working throughout your life” Mutual Fund refers to professional pooling of assets from shareholders in stocks, bonds
Living on a ship for months is not easy at all. Seafarers have to physically and mentally train themselves to face harsh circumstances every day. Due to the lack of information
The Merchant Navy offers a lucrative salary. It is one of the popular reasons for aspirants to join the vessel. But money alone cannot guarantee financial stability in life. It comes
We all know by now that the merchant navy pays well. A seafarer can never face any financial issues if he/she learns to manage their income correctly. Seafarers are a group
Merchant Navy is a profession that facilitates an all round development of a seafarer. It prepares them with the right skills and knowledge to tackle any kind of inconvenience that the
When seafarers buy any asset like property, gold or decide to give a share of valuable goods to someone with a motive to earn profit, it is called investment. We have
We know that a currency is the standardization of money in any form, in use or circulation as a medium of exchange, for example, banknotes and coins. So how is this
At a young age, many aspiring seafarers leave the comfort of home to work hard on ships. It takes time for them to get used to the intolerable heat of the
Overview 1:- Types of Life Insurance 1.1:- Endowment 1.2:- Whole Life Insurance 1.3:- Money Back Policy 1.4:- Unit Linked Insurance Plan (ULIPs) 1.5:- Term Insurance 2:- Term Insurance v/s Life Insurance.
Seafarers are thought to be RICH but it is not completely true. If you do not invest wisely ,you will never be able to become rich.
