ETAS is an emergency service which assists ship owners and their representatives ensure ship safety and prevent or minimize the effects of marine pollution in the event of a serious ship casualty such as stranding, collision or explosion.

ETAS complies with the relevant requirements set forth in the “Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan” required by the amended Annex I of MARPOL 73/78 as well as the “Vessel Response Plan” required for oil tankers entering

Technical Analysis Service

ICB CLASS has an advanced high technical ability and facility for computational structure analysis, such as calculation for large-scale structure and fatigue strength assessment based on detailed stress analysis. Computer applications have been developed and used by the Center for detailed examination of the following types of technical matters.

Structural Analysis

• Longitudinal strength calculations
• Hull structure strength analysis
• Detailed local stress analysis
• Longitudinal strength calculations Hull structure strength analysis Detailed local stress analysis Fatigue strength assessmentFatigue strength assessment

 

Stability and Seakeeping

• Hydrostatics and stability cross curve calculations
• Damage stability calculations
• Grain loading stability calculations
• Tonnage measurement
• Analysis of manoeuvrability
• 3-Dimensional computational fluid dynamics analysis
• Analysis of responses to slamming

 

Offshore Structures

• Calculation of displacement
• Calculation of stability
• Calculation of motions in waves
• Structural Analysis
• Mooring Calculation

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