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Fire Dampers and Closures: The Half That Has to Shut

Fire main piping

A fixed firefighting system released into a space that is still being ventilated is fighting a fire that is still being fed. Dampers and closures are what make containment possible, and they are among the most consistently defective items on any ship. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  17 September 2026  ·  9 mins read … Read more

Fire Hoses, Hydrants and the Connection Nobody Can Find

Fire Hoses

Fire hoses have a maximum length as well as a minimum, nozzles must do two jobs, and every ship above 500 tons carries a brass flange that may never be used in its working life but has to be produced the moment an inspector asks for it. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  16 September … Read more

Lifebuoys: The Distribution Rule Most Ships Get Wrong

Life Buoy

A lifebuoy is a ring that floats. The complication is that SOLAS does not treat them as interchangeable: it specifies which buoys carry lights, which carry smoke, which carry lifelines, and, crucially, which combinations are not allowed on the same buoy. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  15 September 2026  ·  9 mins read Halfof … Read more