This formidable multipurpose offshore vessel is constructed with precision in 2019 and flying the flag of the Marshall Islands/Majuro, is a true maritime powerhouse. Classified under the stringent standards of DNV-GL, it holds numerous class notations, including “lAl Offshore service vessel,” “SPS,” “BWM(T),” “Clean (design),” “COMF(C-3, V-3),” “Crane DK(+),” “DYNPOS(AUTR),” “EO,” “HELDK,” “NAUT (AW),” “Recyclable,” and “SF.” These notations underscore its excellence in safety, environmental responsibility, and operational capabilities.
Measuring an impressive 98.1 meters in length overall, with a substantial 20.0-meter width and a maximum draft of 6.0 meters, this vessel offers an expansive and stable platform for a wide range of maritime tasks. Its deadweight tonnage at summer draft stands at a remarkable 3305 tons, ensuring it can efficiently carry substantial cargo loads. With a Gross Tonnage (GT) of 6133, it is recognized for its substantial size and capacity.
Powering this maritime giant are two Azimuth Propellers with a maximum continuous power of 2000 kW each, providing exceptional propulsion capabilities. The vessel is also equipped with a robust generator setup, including two 2350 kW CAT 3516 C generators, two 1786 kW CAT 3512C generators, and one 994 kW CAT C32 generator, ensuring a reliable power supply for various onboard systems.
Maneuverability is further enhanced by the presence of two Tunnel Thrusters with approximately 1650 kW each, manufactured by Rolls Royce (TI2400). Additionally, a 1500 kW Azimuth Propeller (RRM TCNS 100 FP) and an emergency generator rated at 325 kW (CAT C9) provide added versatility and safety.
The vessel’s cargo capacities are equally impressive, with dedicated pumps and systems for various fluids, including fuel oil, freshwater, drill water, and more. A substantial cargo deck area of 1000 m², with a deck cargo capacity of 1400 tons, ensures efficient handling and storage of cargo.
One of its standout features is the offshore sub-sea crane – a 120-ton Active Heave Compensation Offshore Knuckle Jib Crane with a main winch. This crane, with its impressive specifications, enables precise and heavy-duty lifting operations in challenging offshore environments.
In terms of navigation and communication, the vessel is outfitted with a comprehensive suite of equipment, including Inmarsat C, GPS, ECDIS, AIS, and a multitude of VHF and HF radio systems, ensuring reliable connectivity and navigation capability. It also incorporates advanced technology such as Gyro Compass and Echo Sounder for precise positioning and depth measurement.
Safety and lifesaving equipment, including fast rescue boats, lifeboats, life rafts, life jackets, and immersion suits, are in compliance with SOLAS standards, ensuring the well-being of crew members during emergency situations.
The accommodation onboard is designed for comfort and functionality, offering 82 bunks distributed across 54 cabins. These cabins include single and double-berth configurations, ensuring a comfortable and restful environment for the crew. Additional amenities such as offices, a conference room, a gym, and a hospital further enhance the onboard living conditions.
In summary, this offshore service vessel is an exemplar of maritime engineering, combining power, versatility, and advanced technology to excel in demanding offshore operations. With its extensive cargo capacity, dynamic positioning system, and comprehensive navigation and communication capabilities, it stands ready to conquer the challenges of the open sea while ensuring the safety and well-being of its crew.
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