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crew of four and as many as 22 pack- ers, depending on the particular catch that is being processed.
Main propulsion is provided by twin Caterpillar 3512 diesel engines with a total output of 1,800 bhp.
Two Caterpillar 3412 diesel genera- tor sets are each rated 460 kw. The vessel is fitted with a Marco bow thruster. Marco also supplied the anchor windlass, trawl winch, and net reel.
Navigation and communications equipment includes two Furuno ra- dars, Northstar Loran C, Robertson automatic pilot, Datamarine and
Skipper depth sounders, Furuno weather facsimile, and Cybernet,
Motorola, and Sailor radiotele- phones.
Main engines (2) Caterpillar
Engine controls WABCO
Bow thruster MARC
Clutches Caterpillar
Gensets (2) Caterpilla
Steering system Wagner
Stuffing boxes Johnson
Generator control panels .Continental
Shaft and stern bearings . BFGoodrich
Propellers Coolidge
FW pressure and sanitary systems Myers
Pumps Marlow & Roper
Trawl winch, net reel, anchor windlass MARCO
Radars (2) Furuno
Radiotelephones Cybernet,
Motorola & Sailor
Automatic pilot Robertson
Weather facsimile Furuno
Loran Northstar
Depth sounders Datamarine & Skipper
Freezer system Sabroe
Running & navigation lights Aqua Signal
Searchlight Perko
Lifesaving gear RFD-Elliot
Air horn Kahlenberg
EPIRBS ARC Electronica
BERGE STAHL
Hyundai
The gigantic, 365,000-dwt ore car- rier Berge Stahl was delivered re- cently by Hyundai Heavy Industries of Ulsan, Korea, to Bergesen d.y.
A/S of Oslo, one of Norway's leading shipowners and operators.
The vessel has an overall length of 1,125.3 feet, beam of 208.3 feet, depth of 99 feet, and design/scant- ling draft of 75.5 feet. Her volumet- ric capacity (grain) is 200,000 cubic meters. Propulsion is by a two- stroke, low-speed Hyundai/B&W 7L90MCE diesel engine with a con- tinuous service output of 24,850 bhp at 70.9 rpm, giving a service speed of 13.5 knots under normal sea condi- tions. Fuel consumption will not ex- ceed 71.2 tons per day. Electric pow- er is supplied by two Wartsila 800- kw diesel generators and one Sinko 800-kw direct-coupled turbogenera- tor, plus one 200-kw emergency gen- erator.
The machinery space is arranged
Main engine Hyundai/B&W
Propeller Kobe Steel
Steering gear Porsgrunn
Stern tube bearing & seal .... HDW
Shafting Hyundai
Shaft bearings Dover Japan
Auxiliary boiler Aalborg
Exhaust gas economizer .... Hyundai/Green
Diesel generator engines . . . Ssang Yong/Daihatsu
Turbogenerators & alternators Nishishiba
Emergency genset Man-Demp
Main switchboard Terasaki
Electric motors Nishishiba
Air conditioning Flakt
Cargo/ballast monitoring system Valmet
FW generators & distilling plant Nagase-Nirex
Incinerator Golar
C02 system Heien Larsen
Refrigeration plant Sabroe
Oil purifiers .... Nagase-Alfa Laval
Anchors Hyundai
Anchor chain Hamanaka
Hatch covers . . . Hyundai/Kvaerner
Windlasses & winches Hyundai/Pusnes
Lifeboats Harding
Life rafts Vikin
Sewage treatment plant Taiko
Tank level gauging Autronica
Hull protection unit .... Engelhard
Loading computer Valmet
Pressure/temperature sensors Autronica
Level switches Mobrey
Pressure switches Danfoss
Flowmeter ITT
Radar Krupp-Atlas
Satnav Magnavox
Bridge maneuvering system Norcontrol
Gyrocompass, autopilot & magnetic compass . Radio Holland (Anschutz)
Satcom, radio & facsimile .... E.B.
Echo sounder & doppler speed log ... .Krupp-Atlas l j I
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