Naval architecture
Marine Technology is the umbrella term for all systems, equipment and devices on a ship or boat.
These include, among others:
Electronics
All electronic systems, mostly
- On-board computer, including the heading and position determination
- Radar
- Communication Radio data, eg WLAN
- Ship with GMDSS radio to ultra-short wave, SSB or shortwave
- Satellite phone, for example, Inmarsat or VSAT
- Automatic Identification System (AIS)
- NAVTEX ( Navigational Warnings by Telex )
- EPIRB ( Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon, locator beacon )
- Intercom
Electrical
- Electric power supply on ships
- Trim as an element of control
- Bilge pumps as an element of control
- Fuel pumps for marine engines
- Pumps, such as bilge or Frachtgutverladung
- Extraction and loading
- Machinery for the handling and processing of marine animals (for vessels )
- Cranes
- Lighting equipment, such as deck lighting, navigation lights
- Alarm systems, eg for the bilge or fire
- Air conditioning, climate control of ships
- Ventilation
- Drinking water treatment on board vessels
- Kitchen appliances
Mechanics
- Machinery and equipment to the drive ( marine diesel engine, steam turbine) and transmission components ( gears, propellers, etc.), including as an element of the drive
- Exhaust use on ships, heating system
- Ship cooling system for cooling the main engines, auxiliary diesel and other auxiliary machines
- Wind
- Rudder systems (including emergency rudder ) as an element of control
- Sprinkler systems
- Extinguisher
- Life-saving appliances
- Cordage
- Winches
- Cables
- Fasteners
- Zurrvorrichtungen
Driving behavior
- Machinery for stabilizing (sensors, stabilizer tanks)
- Facilities for the trim (eg trim tank )
- Initial stability GM ( 0) as a prerequisite to leak