Harmony of the Seas The Harmony of the Seas is Royal Caribbean’s 3th Oasis -class luxury cruise vessel and at the moment it is the world’s largest cruise vessel. Her sea trials began on the 10th of March, 2016 and her maiden voyage was on the 15th of May, 2016. Case Harmony of the Seas Expertise Engineering Solutions Luxury Cruise Vessel Oasis -class Client: Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. - Miami/Turku Shipyard: STX France - Saint-Nazaire Technical information of the vessel: Length: 362.1 m Breadth: 66 m Draught: 9.14 m Gross tonnage: 227 000 Passengers: 5400 Crew: 2400 Speed: 23 knots Etteplan was commissioned to assist the shipyard to secure the strength of the structures and vibration behavior in the new project. The new improvements and modifications brought challenges that needed to be solved. The know-how and experience from the previous vessels helped in the design process. Etteplan has also helped the RCCL design teams with strength and vibration of the steel hull. The commission included the hull classification documentation and FE analysis approval.
Etteplan at Navigate in Turku, Finland, on January 22-23, 2020 Etteplan showcases its world class expertise in marine engineering at Navigate, the Nordic Maritime Expo in Turku Finland. Welcome to meet our experts at Etteplan’s stand A/57. Read more about Etteplan at Navigate in Turku, Finland, on January 22-23, 2020
Meet Etteplan at FormNext in Frankfurt on Nov 19-22, 2019 Welcome to meet Etteplan at FormNext, the leading exhibition and conference on Additive Manufacturing, in Frankfurt, Germany. Read more about Meet Etteplan at FormNext in Frankfurt on Nov 19-22, 2019
Additive Manufacturing Design Case for Optimized Production Etteplan offers a comprehensive set of services related to the creation of additive manufactured goods. We combine additive manufacturing expertise with our company-wide excellence in the fields of mechanical engineering and simulation techniques. additive manufacturing
Additive Manufacturing Design for Wärtsilä Wärtsilä was willing to redesign their valve springs press tools by having a lighter structure made by additive manufacturing. The initial “standard design” was machined and welded, but there were fears that it would not withstand the spring forces of over 30 kN generated during use. Wärtsilä involved Etteplan to co-design and rethink the manually operated pressing tool for mounting cylinder head valves. additive manufacturing
Etteplan at the 12th Fennoscandian Exploration and Mining conference on Oct 29-31, 2019 in Levi, Finland Welcome to the Fennoscandian Exploration and Mining Conference (FEM) conference to meet Etteplan and to learn about our services to companies in the mining industry. Read more about Etteplan at the 12th Fennoscandian Exploration and Mining conference on Oct 29-31, 2019 in Levi, Finland
Etteplan at Teknologia 19 on November 5-7, 2019 in Helsinki Read more about Etteplan at Teknologia 19 on November 5-7, 2019 in Helsinki
