Estaleiro na Amazônia economiza R$ 302.400/ano de combustível para cada embarcação

Shipyard in the Amazon Saves R$ 302,400/Year in Fuel for Each Tugboat with Elipse Software Technology

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/04/2020 at 09:15

Updated on 13/04/2020 at 09:25

Empurrador HB Pirara – Estaleiro Rio Maguari

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Data Provided by Elipse’s Solution Can Prove a Difference Between Tank Volume and Vessel Consumption, Indicating Possible Fuel Deviations

For 35 years, Estaleiro Rio Maguari has been a reference in shipbuilding in the Amazon and has deep ties to the sustainable development of the region. Located in the Icoaraci district of Belém, the company operates with a high level of automation in the construction of metal structures and naval boilers, standing out as the largest and most modern shipyard in the Amazon. In addition, it is a national leader in the manufacturing of barges and push boats.

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With this forward-looking posture focused on the implementation of innovative technologies, Estaleiro Rio Maguari chose Elipse Software due to its extensive integration capabilities. Developed by Elipse, a national leader in real-time process management solutions, E3 was the chosen technology to monitor and analyze data collected from subsystems, equipment, and engines of five push boats from Estaleiro Rio Maguari. Primetech was the company responsible for implementing this new naval automation platform.

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Control of Propulsion Engines

Through the software, it is possible to monitor the flow, level, temperature, and density of fuels (water and diesel oil) in the tanks of the push boats. The engines of the propulsion system of these vessels are also monitored by E3, as well as the electrical and navigation systems. To ensure more safety for the crew, Elipse’s platform features a screen that maps the deck of the push boat, identifying, in red, the location of a fire. In addition, it triggers an alarm in case of intrusion. Finally, the solution generates reports that can be exported via Excel for trend analysis.

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Shipyard in the Amazon Saves R$ 302,400/Year in Fuel for Each Tugboat with Elipse Software Technology

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