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Crew boats are used in the offshore Oil and Gas industry, primarily for the transfer of passengers from shore to the offshore worksite, as well as within the inter offshore work sites and vessel transfers.
- A more efficient hull design
- Faster operating speeds
- Reduced power requirements
- A reduction in fuel consumption and costs
- Crew cabins compliant with Maritime Labour Convention
- Increased deck space and passenger area
- Increased passenger, fuel and freshwater carrying capacity
- Higher payload capacity
Principal Particulars
Class Notation RINA C Hull Mach Special Service Crew Transfer Vessel, Coastal Area
#S.No | Name | Mesurements |
---|---|---|
1 | Length Overall | 40.00 meters |
2 | Beam (Max) Moulded | 8.20 meters |
3 | Depth Moulded | 3.75 meters |
4 | Hull Baseline Design Draft (approx) | 1.90 meters |
5 | GRT (approx) | 339 |
6 | Max Deadweight | 190 Ton Deadweight |
7 | Cargo Deck Area | 110m2 |
8 | Deck Loading Capacity | 2T/m2 |
9 | Fuel Oil | 84.6m3 |
10 | Fresh Water | 35.2m3 |
11 | Black/Grey Water | 0.5m3 |
12 | Offshore Industrial Personnel | 100 |
13 | Cabins/Berths | 7/12 |
14 | Medical Room/Office | 1 |
15 | Main Propulsion | 3 x Cummins KTA50-M2 1342KW 1800bhp @ 1900rpm |
16 | Propulsion | 3 x Fixed Pitch Propellers |
17 | Generators | 2 x Cummins 80eKW 415V/50Hz |
18 | Bow Thruster | 2 x approx 1 Ton |
19 | Service Speed | 30 knots @85% MCR at 30T DWT |
20 | Full Speed | 31 knots @100% MCR at 30T DWT |