Marine industry
Over 30 years of structural analysis excellence for marine and offshore applications.
Our marine structural analysis capabilities encompass complete vessel systems – from hull structures and stability assessments to specialized equipment like cranes, winches, masts, and propulsion units. We work with retrofit projects and provide comprehensive load specification and design criteria development for wind, wave, and ice conditions.
Whether optimizing component-level details or delivering complete hull analyses including strength, stability, and vibration assessments, we apply structural analysis from concept through final design. Early-stage analysis accelerates design optimization and ensures the most suitable solutions.
We’re experienced in FE analysis based on all major classification societies. We deliver complete classification reports meeting DNV-GL, Lloyd’s Register, ABS, CSR, and Bureau Veritas requirements. Our focus may be in weight optimization, enhanced comfort, extended service life, and full regulatory compliance.
Classification Standards
- DNV-GL
- American Bureau of Shipping (ABS)
- Common Structural Rules (CSR)
- Bureau Veritas
- Lloyd’s Register
Services and expertise
- Hull structural analysis
- Crane and winch systems
- Mast and rigging analysis
- Propulsion system dynamics
- Generator mounting and vibration
- Retrofit engineering solutions
- Environmental load determination
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Kongsberg Maritime
Kongsberg Maritime, a Norwegian technology enterprise, is shaping the maritime future with sustainable technologies. For a product development project, Kongsberg Maritime hired Elomatic as a technical analysis partner to ensure the technical feasibility of a novel energy-saving solution. Throughout the project, Elomatic’s team demonstrated exceptional performance, earning increased responsibilities and a lead role.
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