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Damage prevents TU Delft’s hydrogen boat from sailing final race in Monaco

Damage prevents TU Delft’s hydrogen boat from sailing final race in Monaco

by Mariska Buitendijk | Jul 12, 2021 | Maritime research, News, Ship design

The experimental “flying” hydrogen boat designed by Delft University of Technology students has had to give up racing during the World Championships in Monaco. On Friday, a day before the decisive World Cup race off the coast of Monaco, the boat suffered...
TU Delft’s hydrogen boat suffers major damage during Monaco World Cup

TU Delft’s hydrogen boat suffers major damage during Monaco World Cup

by Mariska Buitendijk | Jul 9, 2021 | Maritime research, News, Ship design

A day before the decisive World Cup race off the coast of Monaco, the experimental “flying” hydrogen boat of Delft University of Technology students has been heavily damaged. The hydrogen-powered boat suffered major damage to its electrical systems on...
Underwater TidalKite ready for full-scale testing at Ameland

Underwater TidalKite ready for full-scale testing at Ameland

by Mariska Buitendijk | Jul 9, 2021 | Maritime research, News, Offshore

The tidal energy convertor TidalKite is about to be tested on full scale. Last week, the Borndiep test location was set up and now the grid connection to Ameland, a Dutch Wadden Island, is being realised. The kite is anchored to a monopile in the seabed with a...
Alfa Laval and NMRI capture CO2 on board ship using scrubber

Alfa Laval and NMRI capture CO2 on board ship using scrubber

by Mariska Buitendijk | Jul 5, 2021 | Emissions, Maritime research, News

In search of solutions to cut a ship’s emissions, Alfa Laval and Japan’s National Maritime Research Institute have trialled onboard carbon capture using a scrubber. The project was designed to validate results achieved in the lab and to prove a scrubber can be...
TU Delft’s hydrogen boat suffers major damage during Monaco World Cup

[VIDEO] TU Delft students present world’s first ‘flying’ hydrogen boat

by Mariska Buitendijk | Jun 30, 2021 | Maritime research, News, Ship design

The TU Delft Solar Boat Team has realised the first “flying” hydrogen boat with their project Hydro Motion. The trimaran design weighs over 1000 kilogrammes. At a speed of 22 kilometres per hour, the hydrofoils lift the boat from the water while being...
Dutch student wins award with visual communication method for heavy-lift vessels

Dutch student wins award with visual communication method for heavy-lift vessels

by Mariska Buitendijk | Jun 10, 2021 | Heavy lift, Maritime research, News

Jan Douwe de Jong, master student at the Dutch Maritime Institute Willem Barentsz, has won an award for his research into improving communication during heavy-lift operations. He discovered that visual communication is a very valuable addition to communication by...
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