Admiralty Law

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• Non-mechanical Propulsion: Non-mechanical propulsion refers to the means of propelling a vessel without the use of mechanical devices such as engines or motors. This can include the use of wind power through sails, human power through rowing or paddling, or natural f ... Read More >>
• Gantry: A gantry is a large and tall structure that is used to lift and move heavy objects, such as containers, onto and off of ships. It consists of a framework of steel beams that are supported by vertical legs and can be moved along rails. Gantr ... Read More >>
• Pump: A pump is a device used to move fluids, such as water, oil, or fuel, from one place to another. In the maritime context, pumps are essential for the operation of ships and boats. They are used to remove water from the bilge, transfer fuel b ... Read More >>