We tell you about TSI’s work in the European FIBREGY Project, which seeks to demonstrate the feasibility of using composite materials for the construction of offshore energy production platforms.
TSI presented at the IMO the Ni-CDS system, a non-intrusive technology to detect and reduce underwater noise caused by cavitation on ships. It improves efficiency, reduces emissions and protects marine wildlife.
TSI presented at the IMO the Ni-CDS system, a non-intrusive technology to detect and reduce underwater noise caused by cavitation on ships. It improves efficiency, reduces emissions and protects marine wildlife.
#EMLES is focused on the #research and #development of new materials – processes for the manufacture of tidal turbine blades, redefining renewable energy through the adoption of advanced composite materials and optimised processes. In addition, the project has overcome significant challenges in the geometry and fabrication of the demonstrators. Continue reading!
