AHTS Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel
Overview:
The AHTS Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel, originally built in 1994, is a robust and versatile maritime vessel. It is classed under Bureais Veritas, ensuring its adherence to strict safety and operational standards.
Dimensions:
With a length of 66.4 meters, a width of 14 meters, and a maximum draft of 5.1 meters, this vessel is well-suited for a wide range of offshore operations.
Tonnage:
It has a Gross Tonnage of 1558 MT and a Net Tonnage of 524 MT, showcasing its capacity to handle heavy loads.
Deck and Cargo:
The vessel features a clear deck area spanning 383 square meters, capable of accommodating a deck cargo of up to 800 MT. This versatility enables the transport of various cargo types, including dry bulk, cement, foam, liquid mud, and brine.
Accommodation:
For the comfort and convenience of the crew, the vessel offers accommodations for 23 individuals. Options include single cabins, 2-man, 3-man, and 4-man cabins, ensuring that the crew can work and rest effectively during extended missions.
Machinery and Equipment:
The vessel is powered by two Caterpillar 3612 main engines and features a 735KW Diesel Driven Bow Thruster for enhanced maneuverability. The dynamic positioning system (DP) from SIMRAD/ROBINSON provides automatic tracking and speed control, along with submarine ROV auto tracking and a portable ROBINSON joystick control. Additionally, the vessel is equipped with a moon pool for specialized operations.
Safety and Special Equipment:
Safety is paramount, with the vessel boasting a hydrogen-powered aluminum tender work boat equipped with rubber fenders and a davit, offering a passenger capacity of 6. Furthermore, it features two Fire Pumps to ensure safety during emergency situations.
This AHTS Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel is a powerful and well-maintained asset for offshore operations. Its impressive dimensions, versatile cargo capabilities, and advanced machinery make it an ideal choice for a wide range of maritime tasks, including anchor handling, towing, and supply operations.
