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(Happy River,

Continued from page 51) watertight bulkheads. Handled by the ship's gear, provision is made for fitting the panels at var- ious heights in the holds as well as vertically at various longitudinal locations to permit cargo separa- tion. The hatchcover sets and associated hydraulic operating equipment have been engineered to function effectively in the most extreme winter conditions in the

Baltic, St. Lawrence Seaway and

Russia's Arctic regions, where

Mammoet anticipates extensive project activity. As the symbol of her primary purpose, the two

Huisman Itrec mast cranes stooled on the starboard side of the hatchway are each designed to lift 400-tons at 60-ft. (18-m) radius, or up to 350-tons as far as 67.4 ft. (20.5 m) outboard, slewing

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The pairing of the equipment can allow piece weights of up to 800 tons to be handled, and still offering a tandem lift capacity of 700-tons at an outreach of 29.5 ft. (9 m) from the ship's starboard side. Auxiliary hoists are provided for the efficient working of lighter cargoes.

The primary power installation in Happy River is a nine-cylinder, in-line example of the Wartsila 46 medium-speed engine, devel- oping a maximum continuous rating of 8,775 kW at 500 rpm, and coupled to a Renk Tacke reduction gearbox. Rotational speed is thereby reduced to 130 rpm at the Lips controllable pitch propeller. — David Tinsley

Happy River

Main Particulars

Length, o.a 454 ft. (138.4 m)

Length, b.p 419.6 ft. (127.9 m)

Breadth, molded 74.8 ft. (22.8 m)

Maximum draft 32.1 ft. (9.8 m)

DWT, max 16,516

Gross tonnage 10,990

Displacement 21,400 tons

Hold capacity 17,863 cu. m.

Speed (9.5 m draft) 15.6 knots

Contract date November 1995

Float out date January 1997

Delivery date May 1997

Main engines Stork Wartsila

Total hp 8,775/500 rpm

Propeller Lips

Thruster Lip

Generator engines Mitsubishi

Generators Taiyo Electric

Emergency generator Mitsubishi/Taiyo

Anti-heeling system Winel

Couplings Vulkan

Reduction gears Renk Tacke

Steering controls Frydenbo

Deck machinery Huisman-ltrec

Pumps Shinko

AC Novenc

Lifeboats Fassmer

Liferafts Marin Assist

Davits Umoe-Scha

FiFi Ajax

Hatch covers MacGregor

Separators Alfa Laval

Filters Bol

Steel pre-preparation Centraalstaal

Thermal occoustics ICC Marine & Offshore

Noise & vibration Intersona

Flowmeters VAF

Anchors, anchor chains, cables Wortelboer

CAD 3-D drawings Vuyk Engineering

Welding equipment Unitor

Starting air compressor Sperre

Communications system Radio Holland Marine

Model testing Marin

Classification Lloyd's Register (Great Ships of 1997,

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