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Schichau Seebeckwerft

Delivers Gas Carrier

The Geeste yard of Schichau See- beckwerft AG recently delivered the ethylene gas carrier Etagas to Slo- man Neptun, Bremen, West Germa- ny.

The Etagas has an overall length of 439-1/2 feet, molded breadth of 61 feet, draft of 27 feet and dead- weight tonnage of 8,500 tons. Her propulsion equipment consists of a single MAN B&W Diesel 7L52/55B diesel engine, which develops 6,000 kw (8,046 hp) at 450 rpm. The rest of the propulsion package consists of Renk-Tacke HSA-1000 C reduc- tion gearing and a Liaaen EG 135 variable pitch propeller. Auxiliary power is provided by three SWDie- sel 6FHD 240 diesel engine genera- tor sets, which supply a total of 2,325 kw at 720 rpm.

Classed by Germanischer Lloyd,

GL 100 A4 E2 Liquefied Gas Tank- er Type 2g + MC E2 AUT INERT, the Etagas can transport liquefied gases such as ethlylene, VCM and

PO in three cargo tanks with a total capacity of 8,327 m3. The sophisti- cated gas carry can carry products to as low as -104 degrees C.

She will have a service speed of about 16 knots and be manned by a crew of 21.

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Two newly designed annuncia- tors, one with a digital readout and the other with a LED display, are being introduced in the latest edi- tion of the Gems Express Service

Catalog. These annunciators can monitor any normally open or nor- mally closed dry switch closure, in- cluding switches for level, flow or pressure. They may also be used with a multiple switch sensor such as a Gems multi-station liquid level switch.

One annunciator is a Gems Cube featuring a 3-1/4-inch square shaped face and a four-digit liquid crystal display. The Gems mini- sized annunciator panel, designated as the "TAP-5," features LEDs that light up when their connected switches close.

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Pacific Ship Awarded

Repair Contracts

Totaling $5 Million

Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrica- tion, Inc., a San Diego ship repair company, has been awarded two contracts for hull, mechanical and electrical repairs aboard the aircraft carrier USS Independence (CV-62).

These contracts total about $5 mil- lion and will run through March 1989. Pacific Ship Repair & Fabri- cation, Inc., also has approximately $2 million in various repairs in prog- ress from the Carrier Maintenance

Package awarded earlier this year.

B + H Ocean Carriers Takes

Possession Of 9th Ship In $50,255,000 Total Outlay

B + H Ocean Carriers Ltd. recent- ly announced that it has taken pos- session of the Calga, a 35,000-dwt, $6,609,000 bulkcarrier. This brings to nine the number of ships operat- ing under the B + H Ocean Carrier banner. Total outlay for all nine ships was reported to be about $50,255,000.

B + H Ocean Carriers Ltd. was formed in early 1988 and was brought public recently when it is- sued four million shares of common stock. Net proceeds of approxi- mately $55 million from the under- writing are being used to finance the purchase of eight bulkcarriers and six product tankers. The company has also obtained from a banking syndicate a $35-million line of credit to facilitate these purchases.

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