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OUTSTANDING OCEANGOING SHIPS OF 1993 ard: Hanjin Heavy

Industries

Vessel: Goliath

Vpe: Cement Carrier

The cement carrier Goliath, ap- >roximately 440 feet long and 77 eet wide with a full load draft of ibout 27 feet, was delivered to joliath Portland Cement Co., Ltd. }f Australia.

The vessel will be operated under the Australian flag and has been classified by Lloyd's Register.

Propulsion speeds of up to 16.5 knots are provided by a single Ko- rea Heavy Industries-manufac- tured, Sulzer-designed 5RTA52 two- stroke, single-acting, airless-injec- tion crosshead turbocharged engine with a maximum power of6,400 kW at 120 rpm and a service power of 5,760 kW at 116 rpm. Cement load- ing, distribution and discharging is accomplished via a completely en- closed pneumatic system from Ibau

Hamburg.

The vessel can accommodate two types of cement, and can be loaded at a nominal rate of 1,200 tons/hour through four lines.

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Heavy Industries,

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GOLIATH

EQUIPMENT LIST

Main engine Sulzer

Propellers Navalips

Generators B&WSsangyong

Auxiliary generator Hyundai

Cargo pumps Ibau Hamburg

Ballast control Norcontrol

Bowthruster Ulstein

Bridge control Norcontrol

Radar Norcontro

Navigation Anschutz, JRC, Sperry,

Hamworthy-lndustrahar

Satellite navigation Sailo

Fire detection Salwico

Fire extinguishing Nam Yang

Pipe antifouling Cathelco

Deck machinery... Hagglunds, Hydraulic-Brattvaag

Yard: Schichau

Seebeckwerft AG

Vessel: Pride Of Burgundy

Type: Car/Passenger Ferry

The combi-ferry Pride of Bur- gundy was delivered from Schichau

Seebeckwerft of Bremerhaven, Ger- many to P&O European Ferries in

March. At 589.5 feet long, the ves- sel has a breadth of 91 feet, a 20.5- foot draft and a 5,875-dwt capacity.

The ship was begun as a Ro/Ro ferry but converted in mid-construction due to the demand for the combi- ferry vessel type. The Pride of Bur- gundy can accommodate 1,320 pas- sengers and 80 crew. It has three restaurants, two bars, a shopping arcade, a video cinema and a children's playground.

Four Sulzer 8ZA40S four-stroke engines each generate 5,280 kW at 510 rpm, giving the Pride of Bur- gundy a speed of about 21 knots.

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Seebeckwerft,

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December, 1993

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EQUIPMENT LIST

Main engines Sulzer

Generators Sulzer/Siemens

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Yard: Hitachi Zosen

Vessel: Arosa

Type: Double-Hull VLCC

The Arosa, delivered by Hitachi

Zosen to Arosa Maritime, Inc. in

February, is reportedly the first double-hull VLCC built in Japan.

The 291,381-dwt vessel was built at

Hitachi Zosen's Ariake Works,

Kumamoto Pref. The vessel is ap- proximately 1,077 feet long, with a breadth of 190 feet and a fully- loaded draft of about 71 feet. Its

Hitachi Zosen 7S80MC main en- gine drove the vessel to a maximum trial speed of 16.345 knots. In addi- tion to the distinction of being the first double-hull VLCC from Japan, its other special features include a minimum-resistance hull with a bulbous bow, a superstream propel- ler duct for enhanced propulsive ef- ficiency, enhanced scantlings for additional hull strength and corro- sion margin, and a zinc silicate paint system on deck for additional corro- sion protection. For more informa- tion on Hitachi Zosen,

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