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Časopis Ukorak S Vremenom Br. 60 UDRUGA POMORSKIH STROJARA SPLIT i POMORSKI FAKULTET u SPLITU Jubilarni šezdesti broj Jubilarni šezdeseti broj 6. prosinca, 2019. Glasilo br. 60. 6. prosinca, 2019. UDRUGA POMORSKIH STROJARA SPLIT i POMORSKI FAKULTET u SPLITU Časopis "UKORAK S VREMENOM“ 6. prosinca, 2019. glasilo br. 60 (Jubilarni šezdeseti broj) Izdavač: UDRUGA POMORSKIH STROJARA – SPLIT MARINE ENGINEER'S ASSOCIATION – SPLIT CROATIA Suizdavač: 32 godina izlaženja 2 Ukorak s vremenom br. 60 UDRUGA POMORSKIH STROJARA SPLIT i POMORSKI FAKULTET u SPLITU PODUPIRUĆE TVRTKE I USTANOVE Glasilo Udruge pomorskih strojara BRODOSPAS d.o.o. – Split Split (UPSS) BRODOSPLIT d.d. – Split, (Marine Engineer's Association Split) Brodogradilište d.o.o. www.upss.hr [email protected] . – Trogir Adresa: Udruga Pomorskih strojara Split, BRODOTROGIR d.d 21000 SPLIT, Dražanac 3A, p.p. 406 GLOBTIK EXPRESS Agency - Split Tel./Faks/Dat.: (021) 398 981 Žiro-račun: FINA 2330003- 1100013277 HRVATSKI REGISTAR BRODOVA OIB: 44507975005 – Split Matični broj; 3163300 IBAN: HR6423300031100013277 JADROPLOV d.d. – Split ISBN: 1332-1307 KRILO SHIPPING Co. Jesenice Za izdavača: Frane Martinić, predsjednik UPSS-a i Pomorski fakultet u Splitu ❖ PLOVPUT d.o.o. – Split Glasilo uređuje: Uređivački savjet - Frane Martinić, Neven Radovniković, Vinko Zanki, izv. prof., dr. sc. Gorana Jelić SVEUČILIŠTE U SPLITU Mrčelić,Branko Lalić, mag. ing. POMORSKI FAKULTET Izvršni urednik i korektor: Boris Abramov Naslovna stranica: Nastja Radić SVEUČILIŠTE U SPLITU F E S B – FAKULTET ELEKTRO- Glasilo br. 60 - Split, 6. prosinca 2019. TEHNIKE, STROJARSTVA I (Jubilarni šezdeseti broj) Glasilo više ne izlazi u tiskanom obliku, već se objavljuje BRODOGRADNJE na našoj web stranici: www.upss.hr POMORSKA ŠKOLA SPLIT RR NAVIS CONSULT – ured Rijeka Počasni članovi udruge: dr. sc. Tomislav Đorđević-Balzer, dipl. iur. SINDIKAT POMORACA HRVATSKE Stjepko Goić, dipl. ing. str. mr. oec. Duško Krstulović ZOROVIĆ MARITIME SERVICES Jadran Marinković, novinar – Rijeka Robert Stude, dipl. iur. Bartul Terzić, dipl. iur. - svi iz Splita Zaslužni članovi udruge: Boris Abramov, Gordan Krstulović, Zvone Vlajčević, - svi iz Splita Podupirući članovi udruge: Aleksandar Alunić, dipl. ing. - Petar Bakotin, dipl. ing. - Vladimir Bužančić, dipl. ing. - Davor Draganja dipl. ing. - Valter Frakić, dipl. ing. – dr. sc. Mirko Grljušić,. Igor Merdžo, dipl. ing. - Bruno Šegvić, dipl. ing. - svi iz Splita Ukorak s vremenom br. 60 3 UDRUGA POMORSKIH STROJARA SPLIT i POMORSKI FAKULTET u SPLITU S A D R Ž A J 1 - 10 - PRVE STRANICE 11 - 80 - VIJESTI IZ POMORSKOG I TEHNIČKOG SVIJETA 11 - 12 - ABB se sve više bliži autonomnoj plovidbi brodova 12 - 13 - Veseli zapovjednik imao nešto protiv mosta autoceste 13 - 16 - Tankerska Plovidba uspješno posluje 16 - 17 - Ulstein unaprijedio svoje X-JACK plovilo za instaliranje vanobalnih vjetrofarmi 17 - 19 - Požar na jedinom velikom američkom ledolomcu POLAR STAR 19 - 22 - Američki vojni katamaran YUMA u posjetu HRM-u i gradu Splitu nakon remonta u Rijeci 23 - Brodari više ne brinu o najavljenim zabranama izbacivanja vode iz ispušnih ispirnika 23 - 25 - Havarija na trajektu AURELIA na liniji Ancona – Split 25 - 27 - O isporuci kruzera HONDIUS izgrađenog u Brodosplitu 27 - 29 - Tri ratna broda NATO grupe SNMG2 u posjetu HRM-u 31 - 33 - 'QUIET' DNV GL klasifikacijski zapis za zračnu buku s brodova 33 - 34 - Daljinski upravljana poluuronjiva riblja farma u Arktičkom oceanu 34 - 37 - Proglašeni dobitnici „Shell Ocean Discovery“ XPRIZE nagrade za mapiranje oceana 37 - 38 - ABB lansirao „Compact Grid“ – (kompaktni sustav raspodjele snage zasnovan na istosmjernoj struji koji manjim brodovima pruža sve prednosti hibridne snage 38 - 39 - Kina izgradila najveći 'tihi' istraživački brod na svijetu 39 - 40 - 'Iridium' otkrio javnosti svoj GMDSS terminal 40 - 41 - „Cummins“ tehnologija za IMO Tier III limite 41 - 43 - Wärtsilä demonstrirala sustav automatskog pristajanja/odlazaka za trajekte 43 - 43 - Winterthur Gas & Diesel Ltd. (WinGD) uveo tri nova stroja 43 - 44 - Goriva s niskim sadržajem sumpora 44 - 45 - 'MarTRX' – pojednostavljenje operacija pomorskih kontrolnih soba 46 - MAN Energy dobio narudžbu za dva 'battery-hibrid-dual-fuel' sustava 47 - 48 - 'Hydronic Coolers' osigurali narudžbu za njihov sustav hlađenja morskom vodom 48 - 50 - U Danskoj kreće u službu „Ellen“ E-ferry, jedan od najjačih potpuno električnih trajekata 50 - 51 - „KVH Watch“ uveo 'IoT' povezivanje kao uslužni program 51 - 52 - DNV GL, Kongsberg i Subsea 7 dovršili pokusno daljinsko testiranje DP sustava 52 - 53 - Wärtsilä će dostaviti svu opremu za prvi kineski LNG opskrbni brod 53 - 55 - Korištenje umjetne inteligencije (AI) za sigurniju plovidbu 55 - 56 - MAX CEON platforma pruža čvrstu povezivost i analizu podataka u stvarnom vremenu 58 - 59 - 'GF' cijevni sustavi 59 - 61 - Brodosplit: Isporuka Flying Clippera „dopušteno kasni“ 61 - 62 - Lipidi iz algi kao održivo biogorivo 4 Ukorak s vremenom br. 60 UDRUGA POMORSKIH STROJARA SPLIT i POMORSKI FAKULTET u SPLITU 62 - 63 - Dronovi 'njuše' ispušne emisije u SECA području Sjeverne Europe 63 - 64 - Nezgoda trajekta „Ston“ u sućurajskoj luci 64 - 66 - OXE Diesel 150 KS izvanbrodski motor 66 - 71 - Brod ostao bez posade 71 - 73 - 'Incat Crowther' lansirao 'Shadow Cat' „HODOR“ 73 - 77 - YAMAL LNG postrojenje (ЯΜΑΛ СПГ) i 15 'Arc7' Yamal LNG tankera 78 - YARA linijski hibridni ispirnici 78 - 73 - Log & bulk carrier Tsuneishi TESS42 73 - 77 - Hoće li se ikad postići funkcionalan transport kontejnera velikom brzinom 78 - AIDA Cruises namjerava 2021. godine obaviti prvi praktički test gorivnih ćelija na jednom svom kruzeru 78 - 79 - Indonezija lansirala prvu lokalnu podmornicu 79 - 80 - Teška nesreća na brodu AP DUBRAVA, poginula dvojica hrvatska pomorca 80 - U Zagreb sletio ogroman ruski zrakoplov noseći dizelski motor iz nuklearke Smolensk 81 - 116 - U ŽARIŠTU POZORNOSTI 81 - 82 - Hvala, kapetane Jarame! 82 - 83 - Galebov 'selfie' 83 - 86 - Bobo - uspješan cro-inovator u pomorskom segmentu 86 - 87 - IMO se priprema za zabranu HFO-a u Arktiku 87 - 93 - Najveći jedrenjak na svijetu još uvijek nije dovršen 93 - 95 - O novom mostu za Čiovo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, OHRABRUJUĆE VIJESTI 95 - 98 - „Rimac“ automobili 98 - 99 - „InfoBip“ – Div iz Vodnjana 99 - „Photomath“ 99 - 100 - „CircuitMess“ 100 - 101 - „Gideon Brothers“ 101 - 102 - „Hyperion“ 102 - 103 - „Končar – električna vozila“ 102 - 103 - „Q-soft“ 103 - 106 - Njemačka IT tvrtka „VenITure“ potpuno seli u Split ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, TEHNOLOŠKI PARKOVI U SPLITU 106 - 107 - Tehnološki park Sveučilišta u Splitu 107 - 109 - Tehnološki park na Dračevcu ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 108 - 110 - U Crnoj Gori i dalje se nastavlja rasprodaja ukradenog brodovlja 110 - 111 - TE Plomin 2 ima ugrađeno DeNox postrojenje 111 - 114 - Rota Palagruzona Ukorak s vremenom br. 60 5 UDRUGA POMORSKIH STROJARA SPLIT i POMORSKI FAKULTET u SPLITU 114- 116 - Rješava se slučaj tragedije HE Plat kao i druga kažnjiva djela u HEP-u ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Boris Abramov: 117 – 122 – ME-GIE DIZELSKI STROJ KOJI IZGARA ISPARIVE ORGANSKE SPOJEVE (LVOC), ETAN I LNG Frane Martinić - (predavanje na PF-u u Splitu 09/10/2018) 123 – 130 - PLUTAJUĆI TERMINALI ZA UPLINJA- VANJE UKAPLJENOG PRIRODNOG PLI- NA, TEHNIČKE MOGUĆNOSTI POSTRO- JENJA I ZAŠTITA OKOLINE Boris Abramov: 131 – 141 - DIESELGATE SKANDAL Frane Martinić - (predavanje na PF-u u Splitu 09/05/2019) 142 – 150 - SPRJEČAVANJE ONEČIŠĆENJA MORA I ZRAKA S BRODOVA Boris Abramov: 151 – 164 - NOVI TRENDOVI U INFORMATIČKOJ TEHNOLOGIJI 165 – 166 - IN MEMORIAM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, dr. Igor Belamarić 167 – 171 - BROD, STROJ, PROPELER 172 - POEZIJA O MORU Poštovane kolege, poštovani čitaoci, Kontinuirani stručni rad glavnog urednika, uredništva i naših članova u 32. godini izdavanja donosi nam novi broj časopisa „Ukorak s 6 Ukorak s vremenom br. 60 UDRUGA POMORSKIH STROJARA SPLIT i POMORSKI FAKULTET u SPLITU vremenom“. Ovaj jubilarni časopis br. 60 ima čak 172 stranice. U ovom broju časopisa u redovitoj rubrici “Vijesti iz pomorskog i tehničkog svijeta“ naći ćete najnovije interesantne novosti. Rubrika „U žarištu pozornosti“ donosi kao i uvijek niz aktualnosti i informacija. Vjerujem da će i nekoliko novih članaka koji zatim slijede ispuniti Vaše slobodno vrijeme. Na kraju časopisa u rubrici „In Memoriam“ obavještavamo sve članove i simpatizere Udruge o kolegama koji su preminuli u proteklom razdoblju. Nažalost, napustio nas je u starosti od 92 godine dugo- godišnji počasni član Udruge Igor Belamarić, dr. brodogradnje. Počivali u miru! I tijekom 2019. godine članovi Udruge pomorskih strojara – Split bili su aktivni i organizirali su, u suradnji s Pomorskim fakultetom u Splitu, uspješno predavanje za stručnu javnost, studente i nastavnike na temu: “Sprječavanje onečišćenja mora i zraka s brodova“. Nastavljena je kvalitetna suradnja sa Sindikatom pomoraca Hrvatske, Pomorskim fakultetom iz Splita i Hrvatskim registrom brodova. Podupiruće ustanove i tvrtke naše Udruge daju nam potrebnu financijsku pomoć za kontinuirani rad i usavršavanje brodskog strojarstva, kako na plovilima tako i na kopnu. Rad naše stručne Udruge prepoznat je i od agencija za ukrcaj pomoraca što nam daje novu energiju da nastavimo graditi i čuvati brodostrojarsku struku na međunarodnom i nacionalnom planu. Stoga se ovim putem zahvaljujem našim već postojećim podupirućim ustanovama i tvrtkama, a svakako veliko hvala i novima. To se odnosi na 'Globtik Express Agency' iz Splita, te 'Zorovic Maritime Services' i 'RR Navis Consult'
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