Shiprepair & Conversion Technology Editorial

Quarterly journal of The Royal Institution of Naval Architects, Shiprepair & Conversion Technology provides quality technical information on all aspects of repair and conversion.

Managing Editor: Nick Savvides
Editor: Cive Woodbridge

Editorial Coverage

Our readers are kept informed of up-to-date news from owners, operators, shiprepair yards, maintenance companies and equipment suppliers. In-depth coverage is given to all types of vessels, ranging from fishing vessels and workboats to cruise liners, ferries, container ships and tankers. Each issue includes articles on:

a major repair or conversion project
innovations in repair techniques
new shipboard and shipyard equipment
new advances and in-service reports on paints, coatings and surface preparation
region and country reports
service and maintenance updates

In addition, we publish regular technical reports on contracts recently completed, in hand and planned at major shiprepair centres around the world.

Editorial schedule 2012

1st Quarter

Cruise ship repair and refits
Ballast water systems
Paints and coatings
LNG and LPG carriers
Classification societies and surveyors
North America
Far East (including China, South Korea and Japan)
Extra distribution:
Cruise shipping, Miami
Sea-Asia, Singapore

2nd Quarter

Ferries and ro-ro vessels
Shipyard cranes and drydock technology
FPSO/FSO conversion
Electrical and navigation systems repair & refits
Mediterranean and the Black Sea
Scandinavia and the Baltic
Extra distribution:
Posidonia, Greece

3rd Quarter

Turbocharger repairs and maintenance
Boiler repair and maintenance
Underwater repairs and anti fouling technology
Onboard environmental system upgrades
North Europe and UK
Singapore and South East Asia
Extra distribution:
SMM, Hamburg

4th Quarter

Diesel engine repair and maintenance
Shipboard machinery repair
Propulsion systems repair and upgrades
Spare parts logistics and supply
Offshore vessels repair and conversion
Middle East
South and Central America & the Caribbean
Extra distribution:
Seatrade Middle East Maritime, Dubai