Contents | fEBRuARy 2008
25-103 features
feature 1 Cruiseship technology
3 6
An Odyssey in luxury.
25 Cruiseship safety forum launched
27-31 Victorious delivery for Cunard
32 New power for the Millennium
34-35 Wastewater regs ripple through
36 An Odyssey in luxury
37 Converteam leads by example
38 Liberty has designs on Independence
39 First newbuilding for Intersleek 900
41 BMT brings a systematic approach
41 KONE lifted by new contracts
43 Constant cruise connectivity
45 Fincantieri surges on
46 More cruiseships join AIDA’s club
49 Getting involved in design
feature 2 Gas tankers
50-52 SIGTTO steers IGC Code review
52
Qatagas considers
engine conversions.
52 Qatargas considers engine switch
54-55 Golar FSRUs to shine through
57 Fatigue in focus
59 Deepwell pumps for LNG
60-61 Waiting on compressed solutions
63 Arctic LNG transportation at the double
feature 3 finland’s marine industries
64-67 A year to remember
68-71 Refined thinking on Azipod reliability
72 Training for ice navigation
75 On the EVE of discovery
77 Wärtsilä doubles its four-stroke
78-79 Performance is key to design
81 Napa adds new tools
83 Pemamek at home and abroad
84 Vacon’s drives towards growth
85 Halton clears the air
87 MacGregor enters offshore
87 Lautex ceilings rise to challenge
89 More modules from cabins
feature 4 Cranes and cargo handling
90-91 More space for bulk
93 Shape of cranes to come
95 400tonnes and rising
95 Flexible tank cleaning
97-99 The automated tandem lift
99 Offshore on the up for TTS
feature 5 CAD/CAM update
6 4
Finland’s year to
remember.
101-103 The probability of survival
The Naval Architect February 2008 
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