Marine hydraulic steering systems
Turning a ship requires power. This comes from the steering system, consisting of three main parts; the control equipment, the power unit and the transmission to the rudder.
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Rotary vane steering systems
In these systems, vanes are fixed to the rotor and on the stator, forming compartments. When steering is required, pressure is increased in the appropriate compartments, which reacts against the vanes, thus pushing the rotor and rudder in the appropriate direction.
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Marine RAM steering systems
Effective steering gear is vital for the operation of every ship. It encompasses the equipment that physically turns the rudder in response to commands from the bridge.
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