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Ocean Raider - Batam Fast Ferry Project
November 27, 2018
Brad Marsden
Director - Marine Air Flow International
35 Years Experience in the Marine Industry
Completed Project: Ocean Raider Fast Ferry
| Project Name | Ocean Raider |
| Vessel Details: | Batam Fast 36.5 meter high speed passenger ferry |
| Challenge To Be Addressed: | Experiencing high levels of salt water mist and contamination. |
| Boat was repowered and vessel owners where concerned about potential on-going damage to the engine room equipment. | |
| The engine room was showing server signs of alloy plate corrosion and general equipment degradation. | |
| Site inspection was carried out by MAFI and a comprehensive system upgrade and design was supplied | |
| Why MAFI: | Simple, effective solution from a single supplier with a turn key package. |
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