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draft design of 12 meters. The ship is equipped with four sets of auxil- iary diesel alternators, supplied by manufacturer Heeco. The alterna- tors are powered by Ssangyong
Wartsila engines. Two boilers pro- vided by Aalborg and Kangrim, are included on the ship. They are boiler types AQ-12 and exhaust gas evapo- ration, respectively. The former has an output of 5,000 kg/hr, while the latter has an output of 3,500 kg/hr.
The fire protection system was provided by Nam-Yank, and includes a fixed C02 system in the cargo holds and engine room, a portable C02 system in the cabins, and a portable
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Equipment List
Main engine Sulzer/Hyundai
Propeller Hyundai Heavy Industry
Auxiliary alternators Heeco
Auxiliary alternator engines Ssangyong Wartsila
Boilers Aalborg/Kangrim
Cranes Toyo Hoist Mfg. Co.
Deck Machinery Brissonneau & Lotzmarine
Hatch covers Nakata-Mac. Corp.
Ballast control systems....Valmet/Samgong Danfoss
Bow thrusters Techno Nakashima Co., Ltd.
Bridge controls Nabco
Fire detection Salwic
Fire extinguishing Nam-Yang
Navigation system Atlas Electronic
Satellite navigation system Racal Decca
Radios J.R.C.
Onboard computers Lyngso-Valmet
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BERGELAND
Hyundai Heavy Industries
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The 320,000-dwt ore carrier
Bergeland was delivered by Hyundai
Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. to
Bergesen D.Y. A/S, of Norway.
In service to transport iron ore from Brazil, Australia and Europe to Japan, the ship is the result of a $95 million contract signed in March of 1990.
Driven by a Hyundai B&W 7S80
MC engine of 29,050 hp at 74.6 rpm in service, the Bergeland, which also sports an exhaust gas turbocharger, has a service speed of 15 knots.
Steering gear was provided by
Porsgrunn.
The Bergeland is flush decked and has a bulbous bow to provide optimum performance.
The flush deck has transverse bulkheads and two longitudinal bulkheads in the cargo hold areas.
The ship, all told, has seven cargo holds.
The Hyundai-Pusness deck ma- chinery which is featured on the ship is fitted with two halves type, hand-operated friction band break and clutch operated locally.
Two sets of windlasses combined with the mooring winch are designed to provide a line pull at average hoisting speed of nine meters per minute.
A crane, with a lifting capacity of eight tons at port and five tons at starboard, is remotely controlled from the ship's side by a portable controller. Hatch covers were pro- vided by Hyundai-Kvaerner.
Electric power for the ship is pro- vided by two 900-kW diesel genera- tors and one 100 kW turbo genera- tor, plus a 200-kW emergency gen- erator.
The diesel generator engine is from Hyundai B&W and the emer- gency generator from Ssangyong-
Cummins.
An auxiliary boiler from Aalborg is a vertical cylindrical type of nine ton/h steam generating capacity.
The auxiliary boiler is also designed to serve the role of a steam separa- tor for the exhaust economizer.
The Norcontrol system, consist- ing of SAU and PCU and multi- functional keyboard, has been ap- plied to control and monitor all es- sential functions. The electronic navigation chart is from Robertson of Norway.
Other electronic equipment onboard includes: radar from Krupp
Atlas; R.D.F. from Koden; integrated satellite navigator from SES-Ship- mate; gyro compass/auto pilot from
Sperry; satellite communications from SES-EB; and the main switch- board from Heeco.
Alfa-Laval was the manufacturer selected to outfit the vessel with a purifier and an F.W. generator (dis- tiller).
The refrigeration plant is from
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