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Schiffstechnik | Ship Technology<br />
HVAC News<br />
AERIUS<br />
HVAC technology for three mega yachts<br />
Aerius Marine has been contracted by MV<br />
Werften to supply the climate technology<br />
for three mega yachts of the »Endeavor«<br />
class. As a system integrator, Aerius Marine<br />
provides the complete climate control<br />
systems including »turnkey« water<br />
chillers. The package contains everything<br />
from design to delivery / materials logistics<br />
and assembly to commissioning.<br />
The ships are built for the Crystal Cruises<br />
shipping company belonging to Genting<br />
Hong Kong. The prototype »Crystal<br />
Endeavor« is scheduled for delivery<br />
in 2019. The three luxury cruise ships are<br />
equipped with ice class PC6 and allow<br />
AXIKO<br />
tours from the tropics to the polar regions.<br />
With regard to climatic engineering,<br />
the vessels are subject to the highest standards,<br />
e.g. in terms of comfort and sound.<br />
»We are very proud to be able to contribute<br />
to these ships and to bring our experience<br />
from the design and construction<br />
of climate control systems for more than<br />
50 complex passenger ships to MV Werften<br />
now,« says Thomas Arlit, CEO Aerius<br />
Marine. According to Stefan Schleper, Director<br />
Passenger Ships Aerius Marine, the<br />
cooperation between the shipyard and the<br />
Aerius team has worked very well even in<br />
the basic design for the Endeavor class. M<br />
Systems for Global-class cruise ships at MV Werften<br />
The Wismar shipyard MV Werften has<br />
contracted the Axiko consortium for<br />
building HVAC systems for four Global–<br />
class cruise ships including two options.<br />
The vessels are intended for the Chinese<br />
market for the shipowner Star Cruises.<br />
Axiko, established by Engie/Axima<br />
and Koja Oy Marine, received the HVAC<br />
turnkey contract, which will employ<br />
more than 300 people in France, Germany<br />
and Finland from the start of the design<br />
phase in <strong>2017</strong> to the delivery of the<br />
second cruise ship in 2022. The contract<br />
value was reported by Finnish media to<br />
total 200 mill. €. The MV Werften order<br />
incorporates two cruise ships and two options<br />
with a size comparable to the »Harmony<br />
of the Seas«: 204,000 tonnage and<br />
approximately 2,500 cabins.<br />
Koja Marine’s part includes the HVAC<br />
system, equipment and design. Engie/Axima<br />
is responsible for the<br />
HVAC installations, and<br />
for the accommodation,<br />
machinery room, chillers,<br />
and chilled and<br />
heated water production.<br />
Special attention<br />
has been paid to the environmental<br />
dimension<br />
of the project and<br />
the selection of highly<br />
energy effcient equipment.<br />
The design and<br />
engineering has already<br />
started and the installation<br />
work is expected to<br />
take off at the beginning<br />
of 2018 for the delivery<br />
of the first cruise ship in<br />
2021 and the second one<br />
in 2022.<br />
M<br />
Aerius is climate partner<br />
for Endeavor class yachts<br />
Left to right: Björn Minks, MV Werften; Esko Nousiainen, Directeur<br />
Marine Koja; Johannes Döldissen, HVAC Manager MV Werften;<br />
Matti Sippola, CEO Koja; Jarmo Laakso, Managing Director MV<br />
Werften; Philippe le Berre, Directeur Délégué MOG, Engie Axima<br />
Photo: Koja Oy Marine Photo: Aerius Marine<br />
BRONSWERK GROUP<br />
Delivery of HVAC equipment for Canadian Navy<br />
Bronswerk Group, a provider of complete<br />
heating, ventilation, air conditioning<br />
and refrigeration solutions (HVAC-R)<br />
for the merchant marine, military and<br />
offshore industries, has announced the<br />
delivery of the last pieces of equipment<br />
for the Royal Canadian Navy’s first<br />
two Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships<br />
(AOPS). The vessels are being built by<br />
Irving Shipbuilding at the Halifax Shipyard.<br />
The first, »HMCS Harry DeWolf«,<br />
is scheduled for delivery in 2018. Bronswerk<br />
was awarded a 34 mill. € contract<br />
by Irving Shipbuilding to supply AOPS<br />
with marine-grade HVAC-R as part of<br />
Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy<br />
(NSS).<br />
Bronswerk is currently the third-highest<br />
value supplier to Irving Shipbuilding<br />
under NSS. The shipyard is constructing<br />
six ice-capable AOPS for the Royal Canadian<br />
Navy which will be capable of<br />
sovereignty patrols, maritime domain<br />
awareness, humanitarian assistance and<br />
disaster relief, and counter-terrorist operations.<br />
M<br />
Harry DeWolf class vessels get<br />
Bronswerk HVAC-R equipment<br />
Photo: Royal Canadian Navy<br />
68 <strong>HANSA</strong> International Maritime Journal – 154. Jahrgang – <strong>2017</strong> – Nr. <strong>10</strong>