OTC Houston


Reliant Park in Houston, Texas, USA

6 - 9 May 2013

www.otcnet.org/2013

 

New Visor Asset Management System from GE Power Conversion Ensures Efficient, Effective, Responsive Service

Visor Asset Management: remote monitoring system to assists ship operators globally in identifying and allocating onboard concerns.
(Photo: GE Power Conversion: GEPCPR156)PARIS - May 8, 2013 - GE's Power Conversion business (NYSE: GE) announces the launch of a new supervisory system designed for remote monitoring and diagnostics of its drives, machines and control systems operating in the field. The Visor Asset Management system improves GE's unique integrated marine systems solution, improving productivity and availability through automation, dynamic positioning, drives, electrical motors and generators, prime movers, power distribution equipment, bridge controls, navigation systems and position measuring equipment.

New Dynamic Positioning System from GE Power Conversion Puts Control Back in the Hands of the Mariner

GE’s DP system – enhancing situation awareness and rebalancing attention from system management to true seamanship. (Photo: GE Power Conversion: GEPCPR155)
PARIS - May 7, 2013 - GE´s Power Conversion business (NYSE: GE) announces that they are bringing enhanced operability to the company´s Dynamic Positioning (DP) system. The latest version, being launched at OTC, is more energy–efficient, better integrated, and–most importantly–more ‘mariner friendly’. “We are giving ship control back to the mariners,” says Paul English, Marine Leader of GE Power Conversion.

“Inovelis™” Pump Jet Signals a Technological Breakthrough in Electrical Thruster Propulsion Technology for Offshore

GE’s Inovelis pump jet is a breakthrough in electrical thruster design and provides higher efficiency over a wider range of operations and in dynamic positioning.
(Photo: GE Power Conversion: GEPCPR158)PARIS - May 6, 2013 - In a move that could change the way the maritime industry views propulsion technology, GE's Power Conversion business (NYSE: GE) has increased its offshore systems portfolio with Inovelis, a podded thruster with unmatched fuel efficiency and overall performance.

GE Applies Variable Frequency to Improve Efficiency of Traditional Ship Propulsion Systems

GE´s Variable Frequency Active Front-End power and propulsion system, or VF-AFE, helps optimize engine speed on platform support and helps to reduce specific fuel consumption up to 15%. (Photo: GE Power Conversion: GEPCPR157)
PARIS - May 6, 2013 - GE´s Power Conversion business (NYSE: GE) unveils a new power and propulsion system that reduces fuel consumption by controlling engine speed on platform support vessels at OTC. The Variable Frequency Active Front-End power and propulsion system, or VF-AFE, enables ship owners using conventional power system components to lower engine speeds when feasible, cut fuel consumption, and reduce emissions and maintenance requirements.

GE Power Conversion Unveils Breakthrough Solutions for Marine Applications at Offshore Technology Conference

GE Power ConversionPARIS - April 22, 2013 - Improved performance, efficiency, and sustainability all figure strongly in the new solutions that GE's Power Conversion business (NYSE: GE) is unveiling at OTC 2013, the Offshore Technology Conference taking place in Houston, TX, on May 6-9.