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Outstanding Oceangoing

Vessels of 1985 (continued) erate safely and reliably in open ocean trade.

The new vessel has an overall length of 280 feet, beam of 45 feet, and design draft of 16.5 feet. She is powered by two GM Electro-Motive

Division 8-645E7C diesel engines developing a total of 2,900 bhp, driving Lips propellers via Reintjes

WAV 1450 reverse/reduction gears with WABCO controls. Two Detroit

Diesel 8V71 engines drive 120-kw

International Electric generators for ship's service electrical power. Com- pressed air for starting the main and auxiliary engines is provided by two

Quincy D325 air compressors.

The 25,700-barrel capacity of the

Eastern Sun is handled by three

Goulds deepwell and one Sier Bath self-priming cargo pumps. These are driven by Detroit Diesel 8V71 en- gines. The cargo pump engines are located in a heated deck machinery room, providing effective weather and sea protection.

To gain substantial economic benefits of reduced manning, the new tanker was designed to full unattended engine room require- ments (the American Bureau ACCU notation), with automation equip- ment provided by Harbor Marine

Engineering.

Mooring operations are accom- plished through the use of deck ma- chinery powered by a central hy- draulic system. Redundant hydrau- lic pumps are driven by front power takeoffs attached to the cargo pump engines. A hydraulic fixed-boom crane is provided for cargo hose handling. In addition to the dual- wildcat anchor windlass, two moor- ing winches and a vertical capstan are installed for handling lines, all provided by New England Trawler.

Navigation and communications aids and controls include two Ray- theon Marine Pathfinder radars, electric autopilot and steering con- trol system, and fully automatic Lo- ran C and RDF equipment, as well

Manitou—Paul Lindenau (page 36).

Main engines (2) .... Electro-Motive

Reduction gears (2) Reintjes

Propellers Lips

Main engine automation Harbor Marine

Generators .... Detroit/lnt'l Electric

Cargo pumps/gears . Goulds/Amarillo

LO cargo pump Sier-Bath

Cargo pump engines Detroit

Fire, bilge, & GS pumps . Hamworthy

Emergency genset . . . Detroit/Delco

Switchboard Continental

Air compressors Quincy

Air conditioning Carrier

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Sewage treatment plant . Hamworthy

Capstan-windlass & mooring winches . . . . New England Trawler

Steering gear Frydenbo

Hydraulic power units Hydura/Detroit

Radars, Loran C, SSB & VHF radios Raytheon

Fathometer Simrad

Automatic RDF Furuno

Autopilot Anschuetz

S-P telephones Hose-McCann

Halon system Ansul

Machinery vent fans Hortzell

Searchlight Carlisle & Finch

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