Page 50: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (June 1994)

Read this page in Pdf, Flash or Html5 edition of June 1994 Maritime Reporter Magazine

U.S. Flag Oceangoing Merchant Fleet

Owner/Operator

Vessel Name Type GT DWT

HP

T= Turbine

D= Diesel

Year

Built/

Rebuilt

Owner/Operator

Vessel Name Type GT DWT

HP

T= Turbine

D= Diesel

Year

Built/

Rebuilt

Philadelphia Sun Tanker 19,500 34,400 D-14,200 81 VAN 0MMEREN SHIPPING (U .SJL) INC.

Texas Sun Tanke 26,300 53,453 T-l 8,500 60 46 South field Ave., Stamford, CT 06902

Tropic Sun Tanker 20,177 34,700 T-l 3,600 57

Strong American ITB/RoRo

TEXACO MARINE SERVICES, INC. Strong Texan Hvylft./RoRo 1,383 2,804 D-2,500 76

P.O. Drawer 1028, Port Arthur, TX 77641-1028 Strong Virginian Hvylft./RoRo 20,000 — — —

Star Georgia Tanker 16,514 25,156 T-l 3,600 64 WATERMAN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION

Star Marrero Tug & Barge (25,000 BBLS)— — — One Whitehall Street, New York, NY 10004

Star Massachusetts Tanker 16,515 19,364 T-13,600 63

Star Rhode Island Tanker 16,584 19,364 T-13,600 64 Jeb Stuart LASH — 47,500 69

Valiant/Pennsylvania ITB 194/12,591 28,500 D-7,780 81/80 Major Stephen W. Pless

Victory/Texas ITB 194/12,591 28,500 D-7,780 81/80 RoRo/Container 29.091 25,073 T-30,000 83/85

Pfc. Eugene A. Obregon

TOTEM OCEAN TRAILER EXPRESS, INC. RoRo/Container 29,091 25,073 T-30,000 83/84 500 Alexander Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98421 Robert E. Lee LASH 32,269 46,150 T-32,000 74

Sam Houston LASH 32,269 46,150 T-32,000 74

Great Land RoRo 17,673 17,914 T-30,000 75 Sgt. Matej Kocak RoRo/Container 29,091 25,073 T-30,000 83/84

Northern Lights RoRo 31,515 17,915 T-30,000 75 Stonewall Jackson LASH 32,269 46,150 T-32,000 74

Westward Venture RoRo 17,527 17,914 T-30,000 77

WEST COAST SHIPPING COMPANY

UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 1201 W. Fifth Street, Los Anqeles, CA 90017 1201 W. Fifth Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017

Coast Range Tanker 21,257 39,990 T-l 3,000 81

Blue Ridge Tanker 21,359 42,268 T-l 3,000 81 Cornucopia LPG/Tanker 21,688 21,717 T-l 3,600 58/78

Sierra Madre Tanker 21,357 39,990 T-l 3,600 81

Finally...a flexible valve-control system that's built for speed and designed for endurance.

Introducing "UNIFLEX"

Remote Mechanical Valve Operators

Flexible Shaft

A single % in. dia., high-tensile, stain- less steel flexible shaft assembly

Deck

Box

Available in 5,150 and 300 turns of indication; non- corrosive materials from Elliott

Simple

Installation

Clamps and mounting brackets supplied

Output Gear Box

Cyclo gearing, extreme shock load capacity up to 333 ft. lbs. output; complete system ratios of 4:1, 6:1, 9:1 and 15:1

Valve Couplings

Standard NAVSEA design

Heat resistant and noncorroslve, UNIFLEX Remote Mechanical Valve

Operators are engineered to last. All components are shock- and vibe-tested.

In fact, UNIFLEX hardware is similar to valve-control components now in use on all U.S. Naval vessels. And, it weighs much less than other RMVO units, allowing higher speeds with greater payloads.

But the biggest advantage Elliott offers is ease of installation and operation. That reduces installation complexity and cost. And UNIFLEX's torque advantage means easier operation.

UNIFLEX...another flexible design solution from Elliott. Call today for more information and FREE UNIFLEX RMVO literature. : CLLIOTT MANUFACTURING

RO. Box 773

Binghamton, NY 13902

Telephone (607) 772-0404

FAX |607) 772-1358 56 Circle 232 on Reader Service Card

Circle 265 on Reader Service Card

Maritime Reporter/Engineering News

Mackay

COMMUNICATIONS

For further information, contact maritime communications 300 Columbus Circle, Edison, New Jersey 08837

Tel.: (908) 225-0909 Fax: (908) 225-2848 Tlx.: 4754132 or 4754584

GMDSS

MRU 2000-INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS CONSOLE • Satisfying safety and business requirements • Fully compliant with IMO-CCIR GMDSS resolutions and recommendations • Easy installation • Centralized operation

Maritime Reporter

First published in 1881 Maritime Reporter is the world's largest audited circulation publication serving the global maritime industry.