The Shearer Group Engineering & Design
Marine Engineering
Design and specification of propulsion, drive train, auxiliary, electrical, cargo, piping, HVAC and hydraulic systems for new vessels and repowerings.
Description
The marine engineering practice designs and specifies machinery and auxiliary systems found in a vessel's engine room and machinery spaces, mainly for new vessels but also for repowerings, vapor control systems and mechanical and electrical upgrades.
Services
- Systems engineering and integration
- Drive train design
- Main engine and propulsion system specification, design and integration
- Auxiliary engine and system specification, design and integration
- Electrical system design, one-line diagrams and load analysis
- Cargo system design and cargo pump specification
- Crane and winch specification and integration; A- and H-frame design
- Piping, HVAC, fuel, exhaust and hydraulic system design
More from The Shearer Group
- Vessel Design (Naval Architecture)
- Marine Surveying & Construction Oversight
- Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
- Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
- 6,000 HP Conventional Screw Inland Towboat
- 4,000 HP Conventional Screw Inland Towboat
- 3,200 HP Z-Drive Inland Towboat
- 2,400 HP Diesel Electric Z-Drive Towboat
- 2,400 HP Triple Z-Drive Canal Boat
- 1,800 HP Z-Drive Retractable Pilothouse Towboat
- 70′ Subchapter M Towboat (DWAIN HARPER design)
- 4,200 HP LNG Powered Towboat
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Other service
Boat Detailing
Professional boat cleaning, waxing and polishing of exterior and interior surfaces, including upholstery and carpet maintenance.
Remote / Digital Service
Crew Support (PTC App)
Administrative services for PTC seafarers and families via the PTC App, including sea service records, MARINA MISMO encoding and social costs certification.
Repair & Overhaul
Inboard Propeller Repair
Inboard propeller reconditioning to ISO Class 1 tolerance (Class S on request), with every inboard propeller dynamically balanced; also surfacing, pod-drive and outboard propellers.