- Alfa Laval signs an MOU with a Korean shipyard for OceanGlide installations.
- OceanGlide aims to reduce vessel frictional resistance.
- Alfa Laval is a reliable partner for innovative and efficient solutions.
Alfa Laval signs MOU with Korean shipyard, K Shipbuilding (KSB), for OceanGlide installations. Focus on integrating OceanGlide in potential new building projects like MR and LR1 Tankers, reports Alfa Laval.
Decarbonization Focus
OceanGlide aims to reduce vessel frictional resistance, improving energy efficiency and performance.
Potential propulsion power savings of up to 12% translate to lower fuel consumption and reduced CO2 emissions.
Partnership Significance
Demonstrates market trust in Alfa Laval as a reliable partner for innovative and efficient solutions.
Highlights OceanGlide’s recognition as a forward-thinking solution for ship efficiency.
Industry Recognition
Tae-Hyun Koh, CTO of K Shipbuilding, acknowledges OceanGlide’s potential in developing competitive ships.
Rajiv Sarin, Head of Air Lubrication at Alfa Laval, expresses pride in working with KSB, emphasizing the significance of the partnership.
Technology Overview
OceanGlide utilizes fluidic technology to create streamlined airflow sections on a vessel’s flat bottom.
Independently regulated fluidic bands produce a controlled air layer, ensuring optimal efficiency and reduced compressor power.
Enables compliance with environmental regulations, contributing to sustainable maritime operations.
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Source: Alfa Laval
