Sustainable Ocean Management

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• Aperture: In maritime context, aperture refers to the opening in a ship's hull through which water can enter or exit. This can be intentional, such as through a sea chest or a valve, or unintentional, such as through a breach in the hull caused by da ... Read More >>
• Stuffing Box: A stuffing box is a device used to prevent leakage of fluid, such as water or oil, from a rotating or reciprocating shaft. It is commonly used in marine applications to seal the propeller shaft as it passes through the hull of a vessel. The ... Read More >>
• Net: A net is a device made of fibers, ropes, or wires that are woven or knotted together in a grid-like pattern. In maritime context, nets are commonly used for fishing, as they can be cast into the water to catch fish. Fishing nets come in var ... Read More >>