Why choosing the right steel can save manufacturers money down the line
Amid the turbulence of 2020, the global steel market was forced to weather a 3.6% decline. By the end of…
Amid the turbulence of 2020, the global steel market was forced to weather a 3.6% decline. By the end of…
According to GlobalData figures for 2021 – the year for which statistics are most recently available – almost $400 billion…
The maritime industry must accelerate innovation and update legacy systems to build operational efficiency in an increasingly digital environment. Shipbuilding…
Steel is the most recyclable industrial material on the planet. Its durability and capacity for reuse - without losing strength…
The more complex modern ships become, the harder it is to maintain peak productivity during the design process. Engineers run…
Not so long ago, designing a ship was – if not a straightforward process – at least a templated one.…
Steel is the mother of all manufacturing materials; if things aren’t made of it, they’re made with it. In an…
The shipping industry is on the precipice of major change. There are ESG (environment, social and governance) pressures: the International…
The traditional ‘spiral’ method of ship design, used successfully since the 1950s, consisted of several phases – concept, preliminary, contract…
Proportions, hull, structures, weight, materials – just some of the considerations that go into designing a ship. The four-phase approach…