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430 July 2007 Sealink Readies No. 7 in Successful OSV Series
East Malaysia continues to be a world hot spot in meeting the strong demand for oil industry support vessels. As fleet operators and shipbuilders, Sealink Sdn. Bhd. plays a major role in this success. In early August 2007 they will deliver the sixth in their 48-meter series of utility/off-shore-supply vessels to their operations arm.
These good-looking vessels have port and starboard midship tankage for 295 cubic meters of fuel and 313 m3 water. Accommodation is provided for 24 crew members.The Cummins-powered vessels have a pair of Cummins 6CTA-powered 150 kW generators, a Cummins VTA28 DM powered fire fighting pump. The main propulsion vessels are a pair of Cummins KTA38 M2 engines generating 1200 hp each at 1800 RPM. The mains turn in to Reintjes WAF572 gears with 7.09:1 ratios. The vessel’s four-blade 1.5x1.545-meter Kaplan-type propellers are fitted with nozzles. An advantage to a yard that builds multiple vessels to the same design is that the build rate can be very efficient. The Sealink Vanessa 7 was completed in 12 months from laying the keel to delivery. Earlier vessels in the series include the Sealink Vanessa 3 (see Hotips#284 at www.haig-brown.com ). Download details of Sealink's 48-meter OSV as designed by Conan Wu & Associates here. 500-476, 475-451, 450-426, 425-401, 400-376 |
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