Great news in boating/shipping world. A Canadian company is applying bottom coatings on a few vessels now as the test projects.
20% in fuel savings, lower hull noise, and no anti-fouling coating.
"Graphite Innovation and Technologies uses graphene — a carbon-based nanomaterial — as the basis for its strong, slippery and non-toxic hull paint. The coating helps prevent marine fouling — when aquatic organisms such as barnacles stick to the hull — thus improving the flow of water against the vessel, making it more efficient. "
Now I think that the Capt. should be getting on the bottom of the pirate ship, so we can go faster, more time then in hammock-drinking rum.
Imagine we could escape the fastest vessels after the latest pillage of the shoreline village.
20% in fuel savings, lower hull noise, and no anti-fouling coating.
"Graphite Innovation and Technologies uses graphene — a carbon-based nanomaterial — as the basis for its strong, slippery and non-toxic hull paint. The coating helps prevent marine fouling — when aquatic organisms such as barnacles stick to the hull — thus improving the flow of water against the vessel, making it more efficient. "
Now I think that the Capt. should be getting on the bottom of the pirate ship, so we can go faster, more time then in hammock-drinking rum.
Imagine we could escape the fastest vessels after the latest pillage of the shoreline village.