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As
a marine and stationary power systems engineering firm,
Seaworthy provides the following services on a daily basis
to commercial and government vessel operators, process plants
and power generating systems to optimize main and auxiliary
diesel engine and related systems design, operation, performance
and maintenance.
Powering analyses
Engine selection/plant configuration and arrangement
Engine support systems definition and specification
Fuel oil storage, handling and treatment system
design and specification
Fuel specification, including lower cost alternative
fuels
Exhaust emission reduction system applications
Engine performance analyses (test and trials)
Control system optimization
Engine/propeller induced vibration problem analysis
and resolution
Integrated diesel electric propulsion system applications
Engine maintenance requirements review and definition
Forensic and failure analyses
Engine repair and maintenance specifications/supervision
Engine damage surveys
Insurance claim and litigation support
We
also maintain an extensive inventory of portable test equipment
that can be utilized aboard ship and in the field to precisely
quantify engine condition and performance capabilities.
This includes: digital electronic cylinder event PvsT and
PvsV analysis; crankshaft web deflection measurements; engine
fuel consumption metering systems and BHP, torque and RPM
monitoring.
Our
full-time staff includes over 25 U.S. Coast Guard licensed,
professionally registered and/or degreed marine engineers
who have operated and maintained high, medium, and slow
speed, as well as integrated electric diesel engine propulsion
plants in capacities up to and including Chief Engineer.
We have also established close working relationships with
consultants who are industry recognized experts in diesel
engine design and development and related materials sciences. |
