UK-based engineering company Anemoi Marine Technologies, the Flettner Rotor innovator, has appointed Kim Diederichsen as CEO with the aim to take the company’s wind assisted propulsion systems to the ...
Engineers at China State Shipbuilding Corp, the world's largest shipbuilder, have developed one of the world's largest models of rotor sail, aiming to tap the burgeoning global market of green ships.
The bulk carrier Pyxis Ocean arrived in port after crossing the Atlantic with two rigid wing sails standing nearly 40 meters above her deck, each one taller than a 12-story building. For long ...
Wind propulsion for cargo ships sounds like an obvious win, but the real obstacle isn't the technology. It's a financial standoff between shipowners and the people who actually pay the fuel bills.
Polar diagram at a 25m/s True Wind Speed comparing a conventional Flettner rotor with the tail-appended Flettner rotor. © EcoNavis The flow regime, represented by ...
THE conversion by Herr Anton Flettner of the sailing ship Buckau into a rotor ship was referred to in NATURE of November 22, p. 758 and brief reference was then made to the principles underlying the ...
Anton Flettner’s Rotor Ship (TiME, Nov. 17)—or Sailless Ship, as it is more commonly called—has set the scientific world agog. Early reports were entirely misleading. There is no question of capturing ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A 1925 Popular Science illustration of Anton Flettner's rotor ship, a "sailing ship without sails," that amazed readers—and Albert ...
Anemoi Marine Technologies is one company that has certainly had a role to play in bringing wind-assisted propulsion back to commercial shipping through the revival and modernisation of rotor sail ...
Wind assistance technology fitted to a Tufton kamsarmax bulker has resulted in an average of 9.1% fuel savings and emissions reductions over a year. Three Flettner rotors were fitted to the 82,048-dwt ...
As the fight against global warming intensifies, more industries are joining the fray. In the shipping industry, this means adopting any number of innovations, including wind-aided technologies. This ...