This fast crew supply vessel is constructed in 1991. Vessel possesses utilitarian features suitable for a range of offshore operations. Measuring 130 feet in length overall and 26 feet in beam width, the vessel provides substantial space and stability. Her depth of 12 feet ensures adequate cargo capacity and stability in harsh environment.
With a deadweight tonnage of 199 US tons, the vessel exhibits satisfactory load-carrying capability. The cargo deck, spanning 59 US tons in length, accommodates various equipment and supplies. The vessel maintains a draft of 7 feet in light condition and 9 feet when fully loaded, enabling maneuverability and navigation in shallow waters.
Propelled by four 12V 92 TA 2720 main engines and supported by 2.5:1 reduction gears, the vessel delivers efficient propulsion and optimized fuel consumption. Equipped with four rudders and propellers, it allows for precise control and maneuvering.
Safety and communication systems includes a depth sounder, GMDSS, GPS, and radar for navigation. VHF and SSB radios facilitate communication, while internet and email connectivity provide connectivity with onshore operations. The vessel is equipped with a weather radio to keep the crew informed about atmospheric conditions.
The vessel features specialized equipment, including external FiFi capability, enhancing safety during offshore operations. The specific number of monitors is undisclosed, highlighting the vessel’s commitment to monitoring and control systems.
Classified under Sitex xJ-2 and registered under the United States flag, the vessel adheres to industry standards and regulations, ensuring compliance with safety and operational requirements.
In summary, this fast crew supply vessel is constructed with emphasis on functionality and reliability, she is suitable for a wide range of offshore tasks. Its specifications, encompassing dimensions, propulsion system, communication apparatus, and specialized equipment, position it as a dependable asset for offshore supply and crew mob/ demob logistics operations.
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This 130-foot fast crew supply vessel, built in 1991, features utilitarian characteristics. It boasts a 199 US ton deadweight capacity, powered by four 12V 92 TA 2720 main engines. Equipped with safety and communication systems, it holds Sitex xJ-2 classification and flies the US flag. This vessel offers reliability, functionality, and cost-effectiveness with low OPEX numbers.
