HANSA 02-2018
Ships Made in Germany | Schiff des Jahres: Aviva | Reefer-Schifffahrt | Hyundai Merchant Marine | Schmierstoffe | Brandschutz | Istanbul-Kanal | Euroseas & Poseidon
Ships Made in Germany | Schiff des Jahres: Aviva | Reefer-Schifffahrt | Hyundai Merchant Marine | Schmierstoffe | Brandschutz | Istanbul-Kanal | Euroseas & Poseidon
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Schifffahrt | Shipping<br />
Climatic chamber provided by MAC Hamburg<br />
Source: MAC Hamburg<br />
MAC HAMBURG<br />
HVAC Competence Center for Meyer yards<br />
Only two years ago, MAC Hamburg was<br />
founded to deliver the HVAC system for<br />
all cruise ships and projects within the<br />
Meyer yards – this includes consultancy,<br />
engineering, procurement and production<br />
until ship delivery. The HVAC<br />
plant is well known to keep the passengers’<br />
comfort constant but it is also a<br />
safety relevant system. By optimizing<br />
the systems and developing innovative<br />
components, the energy consumption<br />
and space requirement will be reduced<br />
in the future, but MAC takes also care<br />
of a maintenance friendly configuration.<br />
In April <strong>2018</strong> MAC Hamburg and Meyer<br />
will hand over their first turnkey system<br />
to the customer of »Norwegian Bliss«,<br />
this is the start for a major ramp up to<br />
deliver HVAC systems for three ships per<br />
year from Meyer Werft and two ships per<br />
year from Meyer Turku.<br />
MAC Hamburg has a team of more<br />
than 140 employees active in various<br />
disciplines and is the HVAC competence<br />
center within Meyer group. The orderbook<br />
is full up to 2<strong>02</strong>4 to built huge and<br />
complex cruise ships.<br />
M<br />
HEINEN & HOPMAN<br />
HVAC-R for Oregon State University research vessel<br />
New US research vessel with HVAC-R technology by Heinen & Hopman<br />
Source: Oregon State University<br />
Heinen & Hopman subsidiary LeBlanc &<br />
Associates was awarded the contract to<br />
supply the HVAC-R for an oceanographic<br />
research vessel, to be built by Gulf Island<br />
Shipyards for the Oregon State University.<br />
Oregon State University has just received<br />
a grant of 121.88 mill. $ from the<br />
National Science Foundation to spearhead<br />
the construction of a new class of<br />
research vessels for the United States<br />
Academic Research Fleet. The first vessel<br />
is slated to be operated by OSU for<br />
research missions focusing on the U.S.<br />
West Coast.<br />
This new class of modern wellequipped<br />
ships is essential to support research<br />
encompassing marine physical,<br />
chemical, biological and geologic processes<br />
in coastal waters. <br />
M<br />
32 <strong>HANSA</strong> International Maritime Journal – 155. Jahrgang – <strong>2018</strong> – Nr. 2
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