Inhinyerong Elek

26/02/2026

Kung kelan may port state tsaka ka nasira 👷‍♂️⚡😅

10/02/2026

BYD Car Ship 😎

27/01/2026

Another Dry Dock Experience mga Ka Elek 👷‍♂️⚡

Ano nga ba ang processo ng Dry Dock?

How a Dry Dock Works ?

The process of "dry docking" generally follows these steps:

Flooding: The dock is filled with water until the level matches the surrounding sea.

Entry & Positioning: The vessel is maneuvered into the dock and positioned precisely over a set of keel blocks (supports) that match the ship's structural frame.

Draining (Dewatering): The dock's gate is closed, and powerful pumps remove the water. As the water level drops, the ship settles onto the blocks.

Work Period: Once dry, workers can safely inspect the hull, clean off marine growth (like barnacles), paint the exterior, and repair propellers or rudders.

Refloating: When work is complete, the dock is refilled, the vessel floats again, and it is towed or piloted back into open water.

20/01/2026

Another Training Center na nag offer ng ETR Course. More choices na ang mga aspiring Elect natin ⚡👷‍♂️

14/01/2026

Ito ang reference mga Ka Elek para sa mga gusto mag ETR . ⚡👷‍♂️

14/01/2026

Hiring sila ng Cadet mga Ka Elek ⚡ Try niyo na. 👷‍♂️⚡

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12/01/2026

⚡ Mga Type ng Barko na pwedeng masampahan ni Elek ⚡👷‍♂️

1. Container Ship
A cargo vessel specially designed to transport all its load in standardized, truck-sized intermodal containers. They are the backbone of modern global trade for non-bulk cargo, using a system called containerization for rapid loading and unloading.

2. Tanker
A ship constructed to transport or store liquids or gases in bulk. This category includes oil tankers (for crude oil and petroleum products), chemical tankers, and liquefied natural gas (LNG) or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carriers. They are characterized by the absence of cargo hatches and use pipelines and pumps for cargo transfer.

3. Bulk Carrier (Bulker)
A merchant ship specifically designed to transport unpackaged (non-liquid) bulk cargo in its large cargo holds. Common cargo includes commodities like grain, coal, iron ore, and cement. They are typically single-deck vessels with large hatch covers on deck.

4. Passenger Ship
A merchant ship whose primary function is to carry passengers on the sea. This category includes vessels designed for travel and leisure, such as cruise ships (for pleasure voyages with extensive amenities) and ferries (for short-sea, day-to-day transport of people and often vehicles). According to international safety conventions, a ship with accommodation for more than 12 passengers is typically classified as a passenger ship.

09/01/2026

Pinaka Busy na Lugar para sa mga Seaman.

Bunkering + Technician+ Spare + Provision + Inspection = Singapore