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1. Introduction to Marine Technology
Introduction
Lecturer : Adi Wirawan Husodo, ST, MT
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2. Marine Engineering Definition
• Last meeting….
• Marine engineering broadly refers to the engineering of
boats, ships, oil rigs and any other marine vessel or structure.
• Specifically, marine engineering is the discipline of applying
engineering sciences, mostly mechanical and electrical
engineering, to the development, design, operation and
maintenance of watercraft propulsion and on-board systems;
e.g. power and propulsion plants, machinery, piping,
automation and control systems etc. for marine vehicles of
any kind like surface ships, submarines etc.
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3. My Profile
• Adi Wirawan Husodo
• 40 years old
• 3 children
• Undergraduate degree from Offshore Engineering Department
– ITS at 1997.
• Graduate degree from Marine Technology Graduate Program –
ITS at 2010.
• Lecturer at Marine Engineering Department – PPNS since
1998.
• adi_wirawan@ppns.ac.id
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4. Motivation Review
• What is your motivation to enroll PPNS? Especially enroll at
ME department?
• What is Marine Engineering?
• Have you already known before?
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5. Marine Engineering
• Marine engineering broadly refers to the engineering of boats, ships, oil
rigs and any other marine vessel or structure.
• Specifically, marine engineering is the discipline of applying engineering
sciences, mostly mechanical and electrical engineering, to the
development, design, operation and maintenance of watercraft
propulsion and on-board systems; e.g. power and propulsion plants,
machinery, piping, automation and control systems etc. for marine
vehicles of any kind like surface ships, submarines etc.
• Marine engineers and naval architects are similar professions. However,
whereas naval architects are concerned with the overall design of the
ship and its propulsion through the water, marine engineers are focused
towards the main propulsion plant, the powering and mechanization
aspects of the ship functions such as steering, anchoring, cargo
handling, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, electrical power
generation and distribution, interior and exterior communication, and
other related requirements.
• In some cases, the responsibilities of each industry collide and is not
specific to either field.
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6. Marine Engineering (cont’)
• For naval architects a propeller is a hydrodynamic device. For marine
engineers a propeller acts similarly to a pump. Hull vibration, excited
by the propeller, is another such area.
• Noise reduction and shock hardening must be the joint
responsibility of both the naval architect and the marine engineer.
• In fact, most issues caused by machinery are responsibilities in
general.
• Not all marine engineering is concerned with moving vessels.
Offshore construction, also called offshore engineering, ocean
engineering or maritime engineering, is concerned with the
technical design of fixed and floating marine structures, such as oil
platforms and offshore wind farms.
Reference:
Kane, J.R. (1971). Marine Engineering. New York: SNAME
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7. Marine Engineering (cont’)
http://www.nedcon.ro/find-your-place-in-a-ship-crew-structure/
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http://www.trate-indo.com/oil-and-gas/
http://www.ntnu.no/elkraft/tet4200 http://www.axisoff.com/fleet/dan-swift/
http://www.almarcoast.com/blog
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_propulsion
http://www.marineinsight.com/wp-content/
uploads/2012/02/MAN-
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8. READY TO BE MARINE
ENGINEER??
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9. Learning Outcomes & Scopes
• Have good knowledge and understanding of scope of Marine
Engineering, basic ship theory, aspects of marine safety, etc.
• Scopes:
• Marine engineering related disciplines;
• Basic ship theory (Ship particulars, displacement, buoyancy, basic
stability, numerical integration, etc);
• Maritime organization and regulation;
• Etc.
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10. Learning Strategy
• Have good motivation and attitude:
• Active student is active in reading the
materials
• active in class;
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11. The Rules
• No more than 15 minutes late.
• The assignment should be submitted at the time; no late
permission.
• Students are not “kids” anymore; lecture would not give
announcement to students …IF…they do not submit the
assignments or do not follow the quiz, middle test, final test
as well the remedial.
• Student have to be responsible people.
• The class should be well prepared: clean and ready
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12. © Adi Wirawan Husodo
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Thank You
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