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ANJA - IMO 9205706

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Photographer:
Wim.Vrolijk [ View profile ]
Captured:
Aug 30, 2014
Title:
Anja
Added:
Jan 26, 2015
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2,464
Image Resolution:
3,898 x 2,600

Description:

Port IJmuiden Holland

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Current name:
AMIR JOY

Former name(s):

 -  Maya S (Until 2017 Nov)

 -  Anja (Until 2017 Feb)

 -  Tmc Brazil (Until 2002 Apr)

 -  Anja (Until 2001 Nov)

 -  Sabina (Until 2000 Jan)

Current flag:
Panama
Home port:
Panama
Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
5,968 tons
Summer DWT:
9,218 tons
Length:
129.4 m
Beam:
15.9 m
Draught:
7.4 m

AIS Position
of this ship

Last known position:
37°39’35.68” N, 26°34’6.11” E
Status:
Speed, course (heading):
10.1kts, 146.0° (145°)
Destination:
 - Location:
Alexandria
 - Arrival:
26th Apr 2024 / 08:00:04 UTC
Last update:
about 6 hours ago
Source:
AIS (ShipXplorer)

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General cargo ships built 2000-2010 (Over 3000gt) - 115 photos

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What an interesting & informative thread! How does underwater scrubbing take place?

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@Martin, that is possible to do because the german KG -system,not Intersee loosing their money but the shareholders of the one-ship-company. Last few years a lot peoples lost big chunks or all of their investment because of that.

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person
Anja is laid up at the pile moorings off Wewelsfleth, Gemany in river Stör since October 2014.
Just beside the Peters Shipyard ;-)
Since Sep. '14 she flies the Curacao flag.
Lots of the one-ship companies associated to Intersee have anounced their insolvency, several vessels now trade for other companies.

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person
Ah.... The lovely UBC Sacramento...
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=1195038
:=D Tomas

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person
Thx Captain Ted. Interesting info re hull/fuel efficiency.

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@Andrecas
the under water surfaces are with time overgrown, but not rusty. No oxygen = No rust
Only area above water and area which come free now and then (load waterline to ballast water line rusting). Of course under water is overgrow (the green stuff one sees in the DD) and barnacles etc,,that slows down a ship considerable, after long time at anchorage, like Maracaibo Lake, Venezuela, one has to go to Aruba anchorage for under water scrubbing. I did that in 2013 ,the regular speed of the UBC Scaramento is normal about 14 kn,,We made barely 7-8 kn. The fuel consumption is high and of course because of the low speed one needs a lot more time from port to port and therefore the cost is high compared with a clean hull

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person
The surface rust looks bad enough. Can only imagine what it's like below the water line. Doubtful she would pass a hull survey (among other probable defects), if performed today...?

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Thanks Captain Ted, knew you would come to the rescue!
:D Tomas

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person
Ohhh forgot,,the name has to be clear painted, that might soon be a problem

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@Tomas,, there is no rule on painting as in "time"
A lot ships will go this year to DD, but most of them not because they need to or get painted but because of the new ballast water regulation, if a older vessel goes until 31-12-2015 into DD they do not have to install BW treatment plants, and they are good at least until 2018, possibly until 2020, if they go after that date ,they have to install it right away.
The plants cost in the range of 1 million dollar a piece

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Totally agree Tomas

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Indeed a very very sorry sight. I think she is to be docked this year, as she is buildt 2000, and if i am correct, she is to be docked and painted every five years, correct me if i am wrong. But, really a terrible state.

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That's a pitiful state of this vessel... Probably she will be rather sold soon than repaired - Intersee already got rid of many of their vessels.

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