Marine articles
Marine articles
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Valmet on the Chinese marine market
Focusing on intelligent vessels and marching on to marine desulfuration industry, Valmet takes advantage of its state-of-the-art automation technologies to deliver advanced solutions to the marine industry, at the same time, imports cutting-edge technologies and control systems to the marine industry in China.
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Augmented reality to enhance vessel operation
Virtual reality at Valmet makes the transfer of expertise easier. It supports collaboration aboard a vessel and also makes training fun.
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Revitalize your ship with automation upgrades
In the development of its products and services, Valmet has always followed a life-cycle management philosophy, for instance for the process automation system. Now called Valmet DNA.
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Worth your consideration: LNG vessels for a better future
A well-developed automation and safety system is needed to manage a wide range os issues on board as well as outside the LNG vessel.
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Valmet launches first-of-its-kind DNA Alarm Dashboard
Valmet launches its first-of-this-kind DNA Alarm Dashbord for Marine
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2020 is coming. Are you ready?
Valmet offers scrubbers for cruise ships and cargo vessels with a unique combination of strengths.
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Four new icebreakers from Arctech Helsinki Shipyard improve safety with Valmet DNA
Arctech Helsinki Shipyard has built four icebreaking vessels for Sovcomflot, the largest shipping company in Russia. One is a supply vessel, and three of them are stand-by vessels. All four benefit from the advanced Valmet DNA automation system.
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Scrubbing to cleaner seas
Since 2006, Valmet has focused on developing its scrubber technology for marine.
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Harmony of the Seas - advanced cruise ship with advanced automation
Harmony of the Seas, the world’s largest cruise ship, utilizes advanced technology and has chosen Valmet’s automation, Valmet DNA.
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Quantum of the Seas sailing smoothly with advanced technology
Royal Caribbean International has several advanced vessels sailing around the world. Many of them are equipped with Valmet’s automation and flue gas cleaning technologies, for example Quantum of the Seas.
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LNG-powered vessel sailing with Valmet DNA
The new LNG-powered vessel, Megastar was built by the Meyer Turku shipyard. Tallink meets the environmental challenges by using mainly liquefied natural gas (LNG) as fuel and Valmet DNA as automation system to enhance operational efficiency of the vessel.
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Valmet DNA in the new generation double-ended ferry
Valmet DNA reliably controls the vessel’s machinery systems and electric power production plant. One interesting feature is the wireless alarm interface to mobile phones, which remarkably enhances the communication on the ferry.
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Innovative icebreaking multipurpose emergency and rescue vessel with Valmet’s automation system launched at Arctech Helsinki Shipyard
Arctech Helsinki Shipyard has once again built a high-technology vessel for demanding ice conditions.