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Great Ships of 2014
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52 Maritime Reporter & Engineering News • DECEMBER 2014
GREAT SHIPS OF 2014
TOP Coral do Atlantico is the fi rst of two, characterized by a high ppelay ten- sion capacity of 550 tons and a storage capacity of 4,000 tons, designed to in- stall umbilical and fl exible fl owlines and risers to connect subsea wells to fl oat- ing production units in water up to more than 2,500m deep off the coast of Bra- zil, including the pre-salt area. A long- term charter agreement has already been made with Petrobras.
To support subsea installation work, a 250 ton-capacity deck crane was equipped with AHC (active heave com- pensation). AHC function recognizes the vessel’s motion and provides stable sub- sea lifts and underwater load handling in water up to 3000m in depth so that the underwater installation work is less af- fected by wave and weather conditions.
In terms of stability during offshore work, in order to meet the need for ef- fi cient fl exible pipe laying operations, an anti-heeling & anti-rolling system was also installed. Such a system will make it possible to perform elaborate stability control to cope with various operational situations. The vessel is a DP2-classed vessel and can be dynamically posi- tioned using seven thrusters, which are composed of three kinds: three azimuth propulsion thrusters, two retractable thrusters, and two tunnel thrusters.
Top Coral Do Atlantico A “Mega” Pipelayer
CSAV Tyndall Main Particulars
Shipbuilder ....Daewoo-Mangalia Heavy ............................. Industries (Romania)
Ship owner ...................Zodiac Maritime
IMO No. ...................................9627928
Length ....................................... 299.9m
Breadth .......................................48.4 m
Depth ...........................................24.8m
Draft .......................... 14.5m (scantling)
Draft ..................................12.5 (design)
GT ............................................... 96,628
Speed, service ....................21.95 knots
Classifi cation ................Lloyd’s Register
Engine ...... MAN B&W 9S90ME-C8.2-TII
Top Coral Do Atlantico Main Particulars
Type .........................................Pipe layer
Shipyard .............. DSME Okpo Shipyard
Owner ......................Technip Odebrecht ...................................... PLSV CV (Brazil)
Length, o.a. ...................................135m
Beam ............................................... 30m
Depth .............................................. 10m
Tonnage .................................... 13,928
GRT ...............................................17602
Flag............................................Bahama
Classifi cation ............................. DNV-GL
Engines ..Medium Speed Diesel Engine ............6 sets: 4x3,800kW, 2x3,300kW
Propulsion ................. Azimuth, FPP with ......................... nozzle 3 sets: 3,000kW
Delivery ...................................July 2014
CSAV Tyndall is an 8600 TEU con- tainership built by Daewoo Mangalia
Heavy Industries (DMHI) and is part of a series of four containerships delivered to Zodiac Maritime Agencies Ltd. (UK) between 2013 and beginning of 2014.
These projects are the biggest contain- erships ever built in the Black Sea and
Mediterranean Sea area.
The vessel measures 299.9 x 48.4 x 14.5 m and has a maximum speed more than 25 knots powered by a MAN B&W licensed main engine rated at 64,485
HP. The ship was built under the super- vision of Lloyd’s Register and registered in Monrovia, Liberia. Compañía Sud
Americana de Vapores (CSAV) is the charterer of this series for long-term.
The ship series features a number of state-of-the-art technologies designed to reduced emissions and fuel costs.
Chief among them is a device used to enhance the fl ow into the propeller in or- der to increase propulsion effi ciency and reduce energy loss, the Pre-Swirl Stator (PSS).
CSAV Tyndall Biggest Black Sea area-built Containership
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