Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Taking a cue from the users of MarineWiki, we have formally launched a forum to exchanged ideas, thoughts and knowledge in the field of naval architecture, marine engineering and ocean engineering. It is our small way of contributing to our industry.

It will be at http://forum.navgathi.info

Register yourself, and get going. Remember to answer queries along with asking them.
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Thursday, January 28, 2010

Navgathi is two years old

Navgathi is two years young!

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

SunRider in Fasttrack - Video

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Video: Manorama News Fasttrack
SurRider Solar Boat Prototype - Designed & Constructed by Navgathi and TeamSustain

Saturday, December 19, 2009

SunRider in Fasttrack. Watch Malayala Manorama news channel




Our solar boat, SunRider is covered in the program "Fast track" in Malayala Manorama News Channel this week. Check out the program schedule.

India Timings
Sunday - 20th Dec - 7:30 PM
Mon - 9:00 AM
Wed - 3:00 PM
Thu - 11:30 AM
Fri - 11:30 PM

UAE Timings
Sun - 6 PM
Mon - 9 AM
Thu - 4 pm
Sat - 2 PM

Thursday, December 10, 2009

15 Pax Boats built for Leela - with new looks

The 15 passenger boat built for Leela Hotel at Master Shipyard and designed by Navgathi has got its new looks that match the exquisite looks of Leela Udaipur.
The boats are designed to carry 15 passenger and a driver and is powered by two Torqeedo cruise motors. This are electric outboard motors and powered by batteries stored in the hull and charged from shore electric power. This means that the boats do not cause air, water or noise pollution.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

9 Pax Boats built for Leela - with new looks

The two 9 passenger boats built for Leela Hotel at Master Shipyard and designed by Navgathi has got its new looks that match the exquisite looks of Leela Udaipur.
The boats are designed to carry 9 passenger and a driver and is powered by two Torqeedo cruise motors. This are electric outboard motors and powered by batteries stored in the hull and charged from shore electric power. This means that the boats do not cause air, water or noise pollution.

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

KARUTHAL Naming Ceremony



A long and arduous journey - at the end of it MV KARUTHAL, the largest vessel built by a private yard in Kerala was officially named today at the Cochin Port Trust, BPT Terminal. The owner, Trans Asia Shipping Services Pte. Ltd. (Singapore) and the shipyard, Century Shipyard, along with lot of other suppliers, sub-contractors and support staff made this successful endeavor possible.

Johnson Mathew, CEO of Trans Asia had a vision to built a sea-going container vessel in Kochi. Although it appeared impossible at the time when the project was conceived, two years back, his vision was executed by a great team of specialists. Notable among them were Joy Jacob, the Executive Director of Century Shipyard and MD of NavTech Designs; Cmdr. Zachariah, Chief Naval Architect this vessel; Xavier, MD of Century Shipyard, the man responsible for the construction process; Vijayan of Trans Asia who coordinated the project from owners side.

Navgathi also contributed to this project in a small way. We did the design of the hatch covers - first optimized the hatch cover and reduced its total weight by about 25 tonnes for four hatch covers and second converted them to be able to carry containers on top (see the photo above). Apart from that we also designed the structural fire protection plan, assisted in the Torsional vibration calculation and other minor support drawings.

The Chief guest of the naming ceremony was Sri. Ummen Chandy, ex. Chief Minister of Kerala and leader of Opposition. Other dignitaries include MLA Dominique Presentation, MLA Ibrahim Kunju, Chairman of Cochin Port Trust Premachandran.


In another couple of days, the vessel will set sail on its maiden voyage to Middle East. We wish its owner Trans Asia best wishes and hope that it will endeavor in many such project in the future.


Vessel Particulars:
Length 67.3 m
Breadth 12.8 m
Depth 5.6 m
Draft 3.2 m
Deadweight 16000 T
Capacity 81 TEU

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