NAVAL ARCHITECTURE · MARITIME ENGINEERING

Providing competent engineering
for the maritime world.

PYN Maritime is an online portfolio organised by Pritish Naik, a graduate naval architect.

Based in Tasmania

01 / INTRODUCTION

Technical thinking,
maritime perspective.

From early-stage design to shipyard reality, PYN Maritime brings together practical engineering work, considered commentary, and a genuine interest in how better vessels are made.

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02 / SELECTED WORK

Selected projects

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03 / FROM THE JOURNAL

Notes from the waterline

04 ARTICLES

TANKER MARKETS · 10.2026

Oil Tanker Markets: Demand, Supply, and Why Old Ships Still Trade

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MARINE PROPULSION · 08.2026

How Does Ship Propulsion Work: A Complete Guide

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NAVAL ENGINEERING · 09.2026

Nuclear Aircraft Carrier Maintenance Costs: A Comprehensive Analysis of Modern Naval Challenges

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04 / LATEST NEWS

Shipbuilding & seafaring

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SHIPBUILDING · 05.10.2026

SFL orders two very large ammonia carriers for $216 million

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SHIPBUILDING · 05.10.2026

Advantage Tankers adds LR2 and MR newbuildings in China

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SEAFARING · 05.10.2026

11 crew rescued, two dead after Black Sea grain ship sinks

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SEAFARING · 05.10.2026

IMO mourns five seafarers killed in Honour 25 pirate rescue

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05 / ABOUT PYN MARITIME

Built on professional curiosity.

PYN Maritime is the portfolio and independent journal of a professional naval architect. It is a place to share thoughtful engineering work, observations from the shipbuilding industry, and the practical knowledge that makes maritime projects move forward.

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06 / IN DEVELOPMENT

Maritime engineering,
in motion.

Video essays and practical shipbuilding content are being prepared for YouTube.

YOUTUBE / COMING SOON

07 / CONTACT

Let’s start a
conversation.

For professional enquiries, collaborations, and project discussions.

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