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Serenissima - IMO 5142657

© Ivan T.

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Photographer:

Ivan T. [ View profile ]

Captured:

Jan 25, 2013

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Photo Category:

Ships Under Repair Or Conversion

Added:

Jan 25, 2013

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1,096

Image Resolution:

1,920 x 1,080

Description:

CET 16:13:55
N 43° 31' 48''
E 16° 27' 58''
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The old funnel/mast is back (compare Apr 4, 2012 photo).

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Andrea (Until 2012 Apr)

- Harald Jarl (Until 2002 Jul)

Current flag:

Saint Vincent & Grenadines

Home port:

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

Build year:

Builder:

Trondhjems Mekaniske Verksted - Trondheim, Norway

Manager:

West Wind - Split, Croatia

Owner:

West Wind - Split, Croatia

Class society:

Croatian Shipping Register

Vessel Type:

Passengers Ship

Gross tonnage:

2,598 tons

Summer DWT:

660 tons

Length:

87 m

Beam:

13 m

Draught:

4.9 m

Photos:

378 photos by 130 photographers

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SERENISSIMA

SERENISSIMA

Serenissima

HARALD JARL

HARALD JARL

HARALD JARL

HARALD JARL

SERENISSIMA

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Jadran, to me it seems that this is the same old funnel (or, at least, VERY precise copy), just with more white and less black painting.

person

Today & now being ... her funnel is modified/changed, especially in the FRONT PART.
It seems almost like a new funnel ... is it now on the ship only the modified existing funnel or maybe a completely new funnel !??

One technical logic & supposition:
The funnels on the ships are constructed of minimum thick steel plates, 5-7 mm thickness (herewith not saying aluminum).
Due to the original aged-age of the ship & the environment conditions where this ship was sailing in the past times, the original funnel must got thoroughly wasted in its thickness, and the supposition is that the Classification Society & the Owners decided to construct a new funnel.

person

Thank you very much for the update, Ivan!

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