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R&D and new technology projects
Learn more about our commitment to research and development initiatives that explore forward-looking concepts that redefine the purpose, efficiency, sustainability and performance of vessels in the rapidly changing maritime industry. By combining in-house expertise with strategic partnerships across academia and industry, we continuously explore new technologies and translate them into reliable, class-compliant and commercially viable ship designs.
MarTERA
Aim of the project
Application of hybrid CRP-POD propulsors on ultra-large twin-screw containerships to increase propulsive efficiency, reduce GHG emissions and improve navigational safety.
Priority Area
PA1: Environmental friendly maritime technologies
PA1: Noise and vibration reduction, PA1: Innovative propulsion systems, PA1: Life cycle management
Institutions involved
- Seatech Engineering
- Foundation for Safety of Navigation and Environment Protection, Ship Handling Research and Training Centre
- Center of Maritime Technologies (Mr Michael Hübler)
- Gdańsk University of Technology, Department of Ship Technology, Quality Systems and Materials (Mrs Hanna Pruszko)
- Otto Piening GmbH Propeller & Hydrodynamic
- CVBA BRABO Pilotage & Mooring
- Hamburgische Schiffbau-Versuchsanstalt GmbH Propellers & Cavitation
Project duration
Total fundings
Fundings from UE
Zero Waste Ports
Aim of the project
Development of an emission-free and autonomous/remote-controlled concept of an electric-powered ship for waste handling in ports.
Tasks
- Multi-purpose waste processing unit concept - vessel design (WCV), including systems for taking up and returning cargo
- WCV idea including flexibility analysis, when used in different places around the world, infrastructure needs etc.
- Concept of the autonomous/remote technology for WCV unit
- Battery charging operation and shore station concept
- Hydrodynamic analysis of the most effective propulsion/steering system, including model trials of autonomous/remote WCV approach to a large vessel
Institutions involved
- Seatech Engineering
- Gdańsk University of Technology
- National Taiwan University (NTU)
- Ship and Ocean Industries R&D Center (SOIC)
Project duration
May 1st, 2022 – April 30th, 2025
Total budget of the project
Polish consortium budget
NCRD funding
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