Engineering Solutions Critical to Work at Sea
Einhorn Engineering, PLLC is a Seattle-based marine engineering services practice specializing in mechanical and ocean engineering for the marine and oceanographic industries. It designs, builds, and fields machinery that goes to sea, including launch and recovery systems for towed arrays, science packages, and ROVs, as well as marine winch systems, fluid power systems, renewable energy systems, and subsea housings. Engineering services include sea trials and field support, load testing and certification, manufacturing oversight, third-party design review, and concept development.
Develops deployment and recovery methodologies, concept system arrangements, and detailed designs, walking projects from custom concepts through fabrication to sea trials.
Innovative handling system solutions for the over-boarding of scientific, military, and commercial equipment.
Prototype towing and load handling winch systems designed for specialized marine applications exceeding standard arrangements.
Specialized and general-use hydraulic power systems engineered for both marine and industrial applications.
Design and engineering of systems for towing single towbodies or multi-body arrays based on specialized operational requirements.
Engineering and development support for marine renewable energy technologies, including wave, hydrokinetic, and offshore wind systems.
Specialized pressure vessels engineered to house and protect electronic and mechanical equipment in deep-sea environments.
Specialized engineering services available individually to meet diverse client requirements, spanning concept design, technical analysis, and equipment lifecycle management.
Marine vessel systems engineered to meet USCG, ABS, IACS, and IMO compliance standards, including auxiliary machinery and seamless system integration.
On-site installation, troubleshooting, and field testing for hydraulic and mechanical marine systems.
Direct production liaison and representation services, managing manufacturing coordination, documentation, and quality reporting.
Development, writing, and execution of comprehensive proof-load test plans for both in-water and land-based equipment certification.
Technical documentation and marine engineering analysis, including finite element structural analysis, rigging plans, and drawing packages for classification society submittals.
Translation of preliminary mission requirements into manufacturable, innovative concept designs and equipment specifications.
Independent design reviews, safety audits, and professional engineering certification seals for mechanical marine systems.
Expert safety and compliance inspections of shipboard cranes and lifting appliances to meet USCG and IACS standards.
Lifecycle management, modernization planning, and parts-sourcing to extend the service life of legacy deck machinery and hydraulic systems.
Marine · Defense · Renewable Energy · Research Facilities
Research Facilities · Client: Oregon State University and Glosten
Developed a novel preliminary concept design for special handling equipment to be used on new regional class research vessels (RCRV).
Marine
Designed and fabricated a load test support frame for a custom-designed chain capture device to facilitate proof load testing and certification.