When designing crushing and screening equipment, one question often arises during driveline specification: should the machine use a fluid coupling or a clutch? The answer is...
When people think about industrial driveline systems, the conversation often focuses on engines, transmissions, clutches, and PTOs. Braking systems are rarely the first component...
Why OEM Engineering Decisions Evolve One of the biggest misconceptions in industrial machinery design is that engineering decisions are set in stone once a machine enters...
Can you really optimise for performance, cost, AND reliability all at once? One of the biggest challenges facing machinery manufacturers is manging the engineering trade-offs...
Driveline Failures Under Continuous Duty Conditions Aquaculture support vessels work in some of the toughest operating conditions we come across in the marine sector. Although...
Reliability in a driveline system is rarely determined by one component alone. In most cases, it is built, or compromised, much earlier, during specification, integration, and...
Marine gearbox failures rarely happen without warning. In most cases, the signs are there long before a vessel loses propulsion or a schedule is disrupted. The challenge for...
Bilge Water Monitoring Legislation It recently came to light during equipment inspections undertaken by the United States Coast Guard, that some vessels with older installed...
At MIT, we understand the unique challenges faced by the commercial fishing industry and are dedicated to providing reliable and efficient drivetrain solutions to keep fishing...
