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SHIPMOOR

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SHIPMOORTM is an in-house mooring analysis software  that we use to compute the static and fully dynamic mooring analysis for vessels.

SHIPMOOR can be used for all any type of vessel to undertake time domain simulation of their mooring arrangements against berth-specific conditions and, in the case of tankers, to validate those results against OCIMF criteria.

We have developed and used our mooring analysis system in port design calculations for more than 40 years.

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