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Since
1987 Seaworthy Systems, Inc. has conducted over 50 ship vibration surveys
and analyses on a wide range of ship structural elements from complete
hulls to local structures, diesel engines and their foundations, shafting
and propellers, auxiliary machinery and equipment plus associated foundations.
Seaworthy has developed its own experience and failure based vibration
criteria for various ship components and also supports the development
of national and international standards for ship hull and machinery vibration
through participation on SNAME and ANSI committees. Whether working for
a ship owner/operator, a shipyard or a third party, Seaworthy's typical
services include:
- The
discovery and avoidance of problems during the design and construction
stage when it is simpler and less costly to implement solutions than
it is after manufacture.
- Preparation
of vibration and noise studies for new designs or modifications.
- Development
of specifications and plans for compliance with vibration and noise
criteria.
- Design
and construction oversight and inspection for compliance with vibration
and noise specifications and plans.
- Development
of vibration and noise test and evaluation procedures.
- Conduct
of vibration and noise surveys for compliance with criteria and for
troubleshooting specific problems.
- Analysis
and oversight of vibration and noise surveys and evaluation of data
and results.
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- Analysis
and oversight of vibration and noise surveys and evaluation of data
and results.
Some
of the clients for whom vibration and noise-related work have been performed
include: Cunard Line, Ltd., Sea-Land Service, Inc., Del Monte Tropical
Fruit Co., U.S. Navy's Military Sealift Command, Network Shipping, Ltd.,
Caterpillar, Inc., Holt Co., U.S. Army, Tampa Shipyards, Inc., Cape May-Lewes
Ferry System, Trinity Marine Group, Casco Bay Island Transit District,
and Whites Ferry.
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