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AQUAMARINE CHEMICALS
WORLDWIDE SUPPLY OF CHEMICALS, RUST CONVERTERS, OIL SPILL, OSD, FUEL TREATMENT, BOILER TREATMENT, ENGINE TREATMENT, CLEANING PRODUCTS, ENZYME PRODUCTS, HAMWORTHY TREATMENTS, ASK FOR A QUOTE OR SHIP VISIT www.bayer-wood.co.uk, email sales@bayer-wood.
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Flynn Refrigeration Ltd
Flynn Refrigeration provide a complete supply package for all aspects of refrigeration and air conditioning used within marine and industrial applications. We provide a highly customer focused response to your enquiries.
    United Kingdom
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Marintec China / CMP China
Marintec China is jointly-organised and managed by CMP/Seatrade and the Shanghai Society of Naval Architects and Marine Enginners. Marintec China 2009 will be held at Shanghai New International Expo Centre from 1–4 December 2009.
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MARPOL Training Institute, Inc.
We provide superior DNV certified computer-based training systems and consulting covering MARPOL Regulations, Waste Management Best Practices and the US EPA NPDES Regulations.
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HyperSonic Sound Technology

      4/18/2000


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HyperSonic Sound Technology


NAVSEA has awarded a $218,000 research and development contract to General Dynamics Bath Iron Works and American Technology Corp. to test HyperSonic Sound Technology on board of U.S. Navy Aegis Destroyer under construction at Bath Iron Works. HyperSonic Sound Technology, under development in the laboratories of American Technology Corp. in San Diego, is a revolutionary sound reproduction system.

The most important quality of HSS(TM) is the ability to direct or focus sound into a tight beam, similar to the beam of light from a flashlight. No other audio reproduction device available today provides this powerful feature. Not since the development of the "cone" loudspeaker more than 75 years ago has any technology provided such significant departure from conventional speakers and such a remarkable approach to the reproduction of sound.

More information: published in MarineTalk.com">Susan Pierter
Ph. (207) 442-1149


 

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