Raising a Head of Steam Against Pirates

Press Release
Sunday, March 10, 2013

Garioni Naval S.p.A introduce a system to deter pirates boarding a cargo vessel by ejecting steam in selected zones around the hull.

The system, illustrated in the accompanying image, uses saturated steam at 20-bar, conveyed in a pipe around the upper part of the ship's hull, which can be selectively released  to scare off pirates attempting to get a foothold on board. Since the steam is at 215°C the manufacturers consider it would be very difficult for pirates to continue with their intentions.

The system is fed by a steam generator, coil type, designed, built and equipped according to marine rules, and is complete with some valves that allow the user to send the steam only to particular zones of the hull.
 

Categories: Maritime Security New Products Technology

Related Stories

Missile Strikes Close to Livestock Carrier

Cavotec Launches Mobile Shore Power System

Biofuel Blending: Whitchampion Bunker Tanker Earns Unique Certification

Current News

Bunge Charters Argentine Soy Meal Cargo to China

NYK-TDG Maritime Academy Celebrates 80 Graduates

Israel Attacks Three Yemen Ports

Gladstone Ports Welcomes New CEO

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News