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Seawork Asia is the first commercial marine and workboat exhibition based in Shanghai. It is at the heart of this fast growing industry sector and a key meeting point for decision makers. Seawork Asia presents a unique opportunity for organisations to build and maintain their market positions in
China and the East Asian Region.
SEAWORK
NEWS
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Leading independent metals
stockist, Aalco Metals, to exhibit at Seawork Asia
One of the world’s largest independent metal products stockholders,
Aalco Metals, will exhibit at Seawork Asia in November.
Aalco Metals sells, processors and
distributors of aluminium, aluminium extrusion, transition joints
(Triplate®), stainless steels, and Copper alloys to the global marine market.
Leading
electronics company Navico to exhibit at Seawork Asia
The world’s largest
marine electronics company, Navico, will be exhibiting its brands of
Lowrance, Simrad and B&G at Seawork Asia. 24
Sep 2014 - Seawork Asia
The Dongtai City
Dongfang Marine Fitting Co., Ltd has confirmed its attendance at
Seawork Asia. With staffing of over 260 people the company is a
leader of marine fire-fighting, life-saving and anti-pollution
products. 24 Sep 2014 - Seawork Asia
Book your place now at
Asia’s foremost commercial marine exhibition. English language
visitor registration has now gone live on the Seawork Asia website
– www.seaworkasia.com. 10 Sep 2014 -
Seawork Asia
A delegation of buyers
from the wind farm sector will be attending Asia’s leading
commercial maritime event, Seawork Asia in November. 10
Sep 2014 - Seawork Asia
The new commercial
maritime trade show, Seawork Asia, will launch its inaugural Forum
on 4 November 2014 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition &
Convention Center. Seawork Asia is organised by Seawork Asia Company
Ltd, a joint venture company in China formed by UK-based Mercator
Media Ltd. 10 Sep 2014 - Seawork Asia
As part of Seawork
Asia’s spotlight on the ever-evolving wind farm sector in the
Chinese region, the event is delighted to announce World Offshore
Wind Power as Seawork Asia’s Official Media Partner. 10
Sep 2014 - Seawork Asia
Aurora Yachts
Shipyard, located in Dalian in China, is to showcase its high
quality vessels at the East’s largest commercial marine expo,
Seawork Asia. Aurora will display a number of its vessels and
provide an insight into its custom design and build facilities and
services at the event in November. 10 Sep
2014 - Seawork Asia
Book your place now at
Asia’s foremost commercial marine exhibition, www.seaworkasia.com.
English language visitor registration has now gone live on the
Seawork Asia website – www.seaworkasia.com. 27
Aug 2014 - Seawork Asia
The 2014 Seawork Asia
press conference took place on 29th July 2014 in the WH Ming Hotel
in Shanghai. Key speakers included UKTI representative, Mr Stewart
Gorman; Shanghai Municipal 27 Aug 2014 -
Seawork Asia
XS Marine Power Co.,
has confirmed its attendance at Seawork Asia in November. Founded in
1997 XS Marine Power Co., Ltd. has been promoting Mercury products
for nearly 18 years. 27 Aug 2014 - Seawork
Asia
Leading commercial
maritime event Seawork Asia to launch innovations. Seawork Asia will
be the platform for numerous innovations over the course of the
exhibition, being held at the World Expo Exhibition and Convention
Center. 27 Aug 2014 - Seawork Asia
As an international
law firm, Shanghai Great Law Firm provides comprehensive legal
services to both Chinese and multinational clients, and takes pride
in its global perceptive, its lawyers’ expertise and their
experience. 05 Aug 2014 - Seawork Asia
With unique technology
advantages in welding construction work, the main business for the
company is ship repair and ship building but the company business
also extends to various types of steel structure manufacturing in
China. 05 Aug 2014 - Seawork Asia
Navico is currently
the world’s largest marine electronics company, and is the parent
company to leading marine electronics brands: Lowrance, Simrad and
B&G. 05 Aug 2014 - Seawork Asia
Established in 2000,
Wuxi Xisui Marine has been providing sales and maintenance services
for Mercury Marine in China for many years. 28
Jul 2014 - Seawork Asia
President of Volvo
Penta in China, Matteo Gasparetto, presented the reasons during the
Beijing press conference why they will be exhibiting at the
exhibition in November. 28 Jul 2014 - Seawork
Asia
Jemar Norpower AS is a
Norwegian builder of workboats for the seismic industry, harbors,
anti-pollution/oil spill recovery, crew change and tugging. 28
Jul 2014 - Seawork Asia
Aurora Yachts
shipyard, which is located in Dalian, are to showcase their high
quality vessels in Shanghai. 21 Jul 2014 -
Seawork Asia
This highly qualified
shipyard will bring their expertise in vessel design to Shanghai in
November. 21 Jul 2014 - Seawork Asia
Key Chinese
Associations, UKTI and industry leading names in support of
inaugural event to be held in Shanghai this year. 21
Jul 2014 - Seawork Asia
Focusing on small to
medium sized vessels, Tianjin Amada Ship Technology Development Co.
Ltd will bring their latest research and design to the visitors at
Seawork Asia. 14 Jul 2014 - Seawork Asia
MKU, a leading
manufacturer and supplier of comprehensive ballistic protection
solutions (for people as well as platforms) and electro-optic
devices like Night Vision Devices and Day Optics joins the
comprehensive list of exhibitors at Seawork Asia 14
Jul 2014 - Seawork Asia
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SEAWORK
ASIA CONTACTS China Sales:
Daisy Chen
Sales Manager
Seawork Asia
Seawork Exhibition (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd
Room 1707, Dalian Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai, 200082 China
Tel: +86 021 31220169
dchen@seaworkasia.com International Sales:
Nova Abbott
Events Sales Executive
Seawork Asia
Seawork Asia Exhibition (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd
The Old Mill, Lower Quay, Fareham, Hampshire, UK, PO16 0RA
Tel: +44 1329 825335
Fax: +44 1329 825330
nabbott@seaworkasia.com
International Sales:
Katie Ilincariu
Events Sales Executive
Seawork Asia
Seawork Asia Exhibition (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd
The Old Mill, Lower Quay, Fareham, Hampshire, UK, PO16 0RA
Tel: +44 1329 825335
Fax: +44 1329 825330
kilincariu@seaworkasia.com
www.seaworkasia.com
Tel: +44 1329 825335
info@seaworkasia.com
LATEST
JUNE 2014
The Jiangsu Association of Shipbuilding Industry was established by the enterprises of shipbuilders, ship repairers, auxiliary equipment manufacturers, ship navigation and instrument manufacturers, trading service providers, research institutes, universities and academics organizations, to name a few.
The main objectives of the association are to comply with laws, regulations and policies outlined by the state, enhance technology development, provide services and advice to its members, act as a bridge between the government and its members and advance the development of the shipbuilding industry in China.
The Jiangsu Association of Shipbuilding Industry is a proud sponsor of Seawork Asia and is looking forward to a great Seawork Asia.
SEAWORK
ORGANIZATION
Maritime Journal publisher Mercator Media is finalizing plans to hold the first
Seawork Asia on Tuesday 4 to Thursday 6 November 2014 in
China.
The venue is the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center (SWEECC) and the event will be produced by Mercator’s joint venture in
China, Seawork Asia Company Limited.
Shanghai is at the centre of the fast growing East Asian commercial marine business which has a vast coastline to develop and maintain. The demand for marine civil engineering, workboats and floating plant, together with the equipment and services that keep them in operation is forecast to grow at double figure rates for the next twenty years. The rapid increase in marine activity also requires a wide range of support services such as coastguard, patrol, safety and navigation.
The venue is one of the leading event centres in Shanghai, with a full range of exhibition and conference facilities. It was a central part of the 2010 World Expo and is centrally located with excellent transport connections.
Andrew Webster, chief executive of Mercator Media commented: “This is the first dedicated commercial marine exhibition to be held in mainland China and Shanghai is one of the region’s key destination cities. It presents an amazing opportunity for companies to create and research business in the heart of this fast growing, vibrant, East Asia marine market.”
CONTACTS:
For further information contact Mercator Media Ltd
Tel: +44 1329
825335
Fax: +44 (0) 1329 825330
Emails:
info@seaworkasia.com
corporate@mercatormedia.com
Mercator Media Ltd
The Old Mill
Lower Quay, Fareham
Hampshire, PO16 0RA
United Kingdom
www.mercatormedia.com
OTHER
MERCATOR MEDIA (and partners) EVENTS
Starts:
Wed, 11 September 2013
Location:
M/S Viking Grace, Stockholm - Turku - Stockholm
In
association with The Motorship, this event will explore LNG fuel
solutions to adhere with the tough environmental legislations in the
shipping industry to reduce emissions by 2015. The event will cover all
areas for development including ship architecture, safety aspects for
storage and handling of gas on board ships and bunkering and refuelling.
Technical visits to bunkering and refuelling facilities will follow the
two day technical conference. http://www.motorship.com/gfsconference
Starts:
Wed, 26 February 2014
The
GreenPort South Asia Congress will examine the challenges and
opportunities of developing good environmental practices and sustainable
solutions and applications. Environmental managers, planners, harbour
masters, logistics managers, energy managers, sustainability and
Corporate Social Responsibility executives from ports, terminal
operators, shipping lines, shippers, logistics companies and other
industry stakeholders, will all come together to learn, discuss, debate
and network at the two day Conference and it's associated social events.
http://www.greenportasia.com
Starts:
Wed, 09 April 2014
Offshore
Mariculture 2014 - An international two-day conference, with technical
visit day, on the offshore fish farming business. Aimed at growing
offshore fish farming businesses the conference, will explore the
progress and prospects for offshore aquaculture in European and
international waters. Following four successful previous events, Malta
2006, Alicante 2008, Croatia 2010 and Turkey 2012, the fifth Offshore
Mariculture Conference will be held in Naples, Italy on 9-11 April
2014. The two day technical conference will be followed by a third
day dedicated to a technical visit.
http://www.offshoremariculture.com
Location:
Hamburg, Germany
In
its 36th year, this annual conference is now recognised as the longest
established and the most important and informative seminar for the
global shipping industry. The Conference brings industry professionals
together to network, discuss topical issues and exchange information and
ideas. http://www.propulsionconference.com
Starts:
Tue, 10 June 2014
Location:
ABP Port of Southampton, UK
SEAWORK
International is the largest international commercial maritime and
workboat exhibition and business forum held in a European working port
environment. It takes place over three days in June, every year, at the
Port of Southampton, UK. Attracting more than 6000 high calibre visitors
from 40 countries across the globe, Seawork is where buyers, sellers,
innovators and legislators come together for three invaluable days at
one incomparable location. http://www.seawork.com
Starts:
Thu, 25 September 2014
Location:
Kopavogur, Iceland
The
Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition and Awards will return to Kopavogur 25 to
27 September 2014. The exhibition, held every three years , was started
in 1984 and has developed into the most important commercial fishing
event of the North. The last exhibition in 2011 attracted an attendance
of 13,547 industry professionals from 52 countries, all being able to
visit nearly 500 world wide exhibiting companies displaying the latest
technology right through to the final seafood product. http://www.icefish.is
This
will be the 5th Gas Fuelled Ships Conference, held in association with The
Motorship, for architects, shipyards, designers, shipowners,
ship managers, agents, classification societies and
manufacturers coming together to discuss and exchange ideas on the
use of LNG as a fuel for ships. Increasingly tough environmental
regulations mean that further investment to reduce emissions is needed
now. However, green issues and environmental legislation potentially
increase costs; switching to cleaner fuels could be the solution and,
with an abundant supply of natural gas, LNG is becoming the most
promising maritime fuel. LNG is price-competitive with fuel oils but
investment in the gas supply chain is needed to encourage wider use
by shipping. Changing to alternative fuels also brings about other areas
for development such as ship architecture and the safety aspects for
storage and handling of gas on board ships.
http://www.motorship.com/gfsconference
EXHIBITOR
SUBJECT LIST
Product
Category
001 Accessories (4)
002 Acoustics (49)
003 Antennae (5)
005 Batteries (7)
006 Beacons & Buoys (23)
007 Benthic Sampling Equipment (18)
008 Booms (1)
009 Buoys & Buoyancy Materials (10)
010 Cable Assemblies (8)
011 Cable Harnesses (8)
012 Cables & Cable Systems (11)
013 CADCAM (2)
014 Cameras (15)
015 Cathodic Protection (2)
016 Compasses (4)
017 Composite Materials (1)
019 Computer Equipment & Software (12)
020 Conductivity Meters (16)
021 Connectors (10)
022 Containers & Cases (2)
023 Control Systems (9)
024 Corrosion Control, Detection & Protection (2)
025 Cranes, Derricks, Hoists & Winches (9)
026 Deck Machinery (4)
027 Digital Video Systems (7)
028 Displays/Mapping/Graphics (10)
029 Diving Equipment, Contractors & Vessels (6)
030 Dredging (17)
031 Echo Sounders (30)
032 Electric Motors (2)
033 Electrical Components (3)
035 Electro-Mechanical Actuators, Sensors & Assemblies (4)
036 Electro-Optics (3)
039 Fibre Optics (7)
040 Filters (1)
041 Flow Meters (12)
042 Fluorometers (11)
044 Gas Hydrates (7)
045 Global Information Systems (5)
046 Gyrocompasses (6)
047 Hydraulic Systems (5)
048 Hydrological Instruments (33)
049 Instruments/Instrumentation Systems (42)
050 Lasers (6)
051 Launch & Recovery Systems (10)
052 Leak Detection & Sealing (5)
053 Life Rafts & Rescue Boats (1)
054 Life Support Systems (2)
056 Lighting (2)
057 Magnets & Magnetometers (5)
058 Manipulators (8)
059 Mapping Systems (31)
060 Marine Engineering (34)
061 Marine Equipment - General (54)
062 Marine Geotechnical Investigations (15)
063 Marine Site Investigations (8)
064 Marine Systems (31)
066 Meters & Metering Systems (3)
067 Naval Architecture (1)
068 Offshore Support & Accommodation Vessels (3)
069 Oil Spill Response (8)
070 Oxygen Meters (10)
072 Patrol Craft (2)
073 Position Fixing Systems (18)
074 Power Supplies (2)
075 Pressure & Temperature Control Measurement Equipment (13)
076 Profiling Systems (33)
077 Propulsion Systems (4)
078 Pumps (4)
080 Remote Sensing (23)
081 Rescue & Survival Equipment (3)
082 Robotics (8)
083 Ropes - Woven, Wire & Mooring (4)
084 ROVs (30)
085 Safety, Survival & Security Equipment (5)
086 Satellite Navigation Equipment (10)
087 Seismic Equipment (18)
088 Sensors (47)
089 Shipbuilding, Repair & Conversion (2)
090 Slip Ring Systems (2)
091 Software & System Engineering (15)
092 Sonar & Systems (42)
093 Sonobuoys (7)
094 Space Technology (1)
095 Storage Equipment (1)
097 Submarines &
Submersibles (6)
098 Submersible Equipment (23)
099 Subsea Production Systems (4)
100 Surveillance Systems & Equipment (18)
101 Survey Equipment (42)
102 Telemetry Equipment (18)
103 Test Equipment (11)
104 Tide Gauges (17)
105 Tools- Oilfield, Drilling & Fishing (2)
106 Towed Arrays & Bodies (9)
107 Tracks (2)
108 Umbilicals (10)
109 Underwater Communications (29)
110 Underwater Vehicles (37)
111 Valves (1)
112 Vibration Monitoring Systems & Vessels (6)
113 Winches & Accessories (21)
114 Workboats (3)
Service Category
001 Bathymetric Survey (42)
002 Charts & Charting (13)
003 Coastal Maintenance (12)
004 Coastal Protection (13)
005 Communications (13)
006 Consultancy Services (12)
007 Consulting Engineers Offshore (7)
008 Current Measurement (22)
009 Data Acquisition/Management (34)
010 Data Entry, Capture and Conversion (10)
011 Data Interpretation, Management & Processing (13)
012 Diving (7)
013 Downhole Survey & Services (2)
014 Dynamic Positioning (10)
015 Earth Sciences (15)
016 Ecological Health & Pollution (7)
017 Ecology (10)
018 Economic Development (1)
019 Education & Training (5)
020 Environmental Management (11)
021 Equipment Hire (16)
022 Geophysics (19)
023 Geotechnical Engineering (8)
024 Hydrographic Services (31)
025 Information Services (4)
026 Inspection, Repair & Maintenance (16)
028 IT Consulting (4)
029 Laboratory testing services (6)
030 Maintenance Services (11)
031 Maritime Surveillance (10)
032 Modeling (4)
033 Navigation & Position Fixing (21)
035 Ocean Currents (19)
036 Ocean Modeling (4)
037 Ocean Observation (49)
038 Oceanographic Survey (52)
039 Oceanology (40)
040 Optics (6)
041 Optronics (2)
042 Overhaul & Repair (6)
043 Personnel & Recruitment (2)
044 Photography (4)
045 Port Security (19)
046 Publications (2)
047 R&D Organisations (12)
048 Risk Analysis (2)
049 Safety & Survival Systems & Analysis (1)
050 Seabed Sampling (21)
051 Seismic Survey & Acquisition (20)
052 Simulation & Training (3)
053 System Modeling (1)
054 Systems Integration (32)
055 Target Acquisition & Recognition (9)
056 Temperature Measurement (20)
057 Test & Evaluation (13)
058 Trials & Trials Facilities (14)
059 Water Measurement, Sampling (41)
End User Sector
001 Oil & Gas (95)
002 Coastal Engineering (82)
003 Aquaculture (63)
004 Renewables (43)
005 Ocean Science (123)
006 Defense / Security (70)
007 Desalination (17)
008 Government (64)
009 Telecommunications (28)
DRONE
SUBS - If the nuclear submarine shown above has a crew on board (most
likely) they are in grave danger, because the submarine hunter-killer (HK)
above is a drone that can either track the submarine and pass information
to a network of marine drones, or, in times of hostilities - sink the
submarine as soon as it is located with torpedoes or depth charges.
A
submarine might get lucky and evade the HK, or even sink it, but once the
position of a submarine is known and transmitted, it will never be safe.
The mission of drone HKs is to find enemy submarines: persistently. The
secondary objective of drone HKs is to sink destroyers and aerial drones
that may be sent out to hunt them.
COST
EFFECTIVENESS - By a process of attrition, drone HKs will decimate an
enemy fleet and financially frustrate any state, even a super power. The
maths is simple. A drone HK cost only a few $million with no loss of life,
compared to a manned destroyer which costs a small fortune and kills
hundreds of crew. The traditional investment in huge floating iron hulls
and brilliant white uniforms becomes wasted capital.
UNMANNED
SUBMARINES - The logical conclusion is to eliminate the crew from
submarines and bring in countermeasures. The technology exists to enable
this, but submarines, either manned or unmanned will
need to be supported by friendly surface drones where aerial and marine
drones like that shown could make their situation untenable. Thus, the
main reason for maintaining a fleet of nuclear submarines, namely to be
able to launch a nuclear strike, is neutralized. Contact BMS to find out more.
ROBOT
ADVANTAGE - Another advantage with an unmanned ship is that in the event
of serious mechanical difficulties, the robot
captain will never leave the ship, maintaining communications, steerage,
etc, until relief arrives. For nuclear powered vessels, the advantages
are staggering, where the loss of life is eliminated.
With an older manned
ship breakdown is more likely, but with an
unmanned vessel, early warning of potential failures is built into the
autonomous regime. Typically, there would be several layers of
redundancy in a ship that is designed to operate unmanned. Thus, if a
major failure occurred, the vessel might limp to port unaided. This is
particularly important with unmanned
submarines.
REDUNDANCY
- A manned ship with a crew is unlikely to be able to fix a large
diesel or gas turbine engine at sea. Nuclear powered ships also require docking
for serious breakdowns or contamination. Minor issues will benefit a ship by having a
crew onboard as a quick fix, but at what cost to a nation?
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