Coltraco finalist in Seatrade Maritime Safety Awards Asia

摘要

Established in 1987, Coltraco Ultrasonics™ is a 3rd generation family company working to deliver Safesite™ & Safeship™ technologies to enhance safety at customer critical infrastructure on land and at sea. We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted alongside Fleet Management Limited and Pacific Basin Shipping for the 9th Annual Seatrade Maritime Asia Safety Award. Judged by experienced maritime industry experts, the award comes from the leading global maritime publisher and event organiser as part of their tradition of praising the creative and distinguished work accomplished in the maritime industry. We express our gratitude to Seatrade Maritime Award Asia for recognising our innovation and commitment to improving safety at sea via Portasteele™ Calculator - in tandem with Portalevel® MAX. This enables a ship's crew to calculate the CO2, NOVEC™ 1230, HFC-227ea (FM-200®) mass and weight from its liquid level readings. For the first time, the measurement of contents in a cylinder is delivered through a "Triangle of Clean Agent Monitoring", a system which balances the cylinders' pressure, liquid level and weight/mass for consistent safety. The Portasteele™ Calculator and Portalevel® MAX aim to enhance safety through accurate, reliable and easy to use instrumentation. The Portasteele™ Calculator is based on a 7" tablet computer which is capable of converting liquid level obtained with any Portalevel unit into the exact fill-weight of the agent inside the cylinder. As well as replacing the need for manual calculations and formulas, the Portasteele™ Calculator also has the option to save cylinder sizes and settings, meaning that the device is time efficient and intuitive. Fire safety at sea is a critical issue; it is an area in which we provide simple, ergonomic and reliable solutions designed so that ships can improve on-board fire safety management in accordance with the IMO SOLAS FSS Code Chapter 5 2.1.1.3: "Means shall be provided for the crew to safely check the quantity of the fire extinguishing medium in the containers."