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STENA IMAGE - IMO 9667473

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Photographer:
Clyde Dickens [ View profile ]
Captured:
Oct 9, 2015
Title:
Stena Image
Location:
Sydney, Australia
Photo Category:
Tankers Built 2011 - 2020
Added:
Oct 9, 2015
Views:
1,937
Image Resolution:
3,841 x 2,398

Description:

Sydney Harbour, Gore Cove terminal operated by Shell. 9 October 2015.
Vessel at 33°50'30.72" S 151°11'15.14" E

Equasis data:
IMO number : 9667473
Name of ship : STENA IMAGE (since 01/04/2015)
Call Sign : ZCEM7
MMSI : 310683000
Gross tonnage : 29666 (since 01/04/2015)
DWT : 49719
Type of ship : Chemical/Oil Products Tanker (since 01/04/2015)
Year of build : 2015
Flag : Bermuda (since 01/04/2015)

Interesting data from https://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/157192/concordia-takes-first-imoiimax-tanker/

The vessel, a 50,000 dwt MR tanker, is equipped with 18 tanks of the same size, each with a capacity of 3,000 m3, able to load vegetable oils and chemicals as well as petroleum products.

The technical design has enabled fuel consumption, when sailing at service speed, to be reduced by 10-20% compared with other vessels of the same size, Concordia claims

Vessel
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Current name:
STENA IMAGE
Current flag:
Denmark
Home port:
Hellerup
Callsign:
OZUN2
IMO:
9667473
MMSI:
219030706
Build year:
2015
Builder:
Guangzhou Shipyard International Co Ltd - Guangzhou, China
Manager:
Stena Bulk Ab - Gothenburg, Sweden
Owner:
Cl Dianshanhu Ltd - Gothenburg, Sweden
Class society:
Dnv
Vessel Type:
Oil/chemical Tanker
Gross tonnage:
29,666 tons
Summer DWT:
49,719 tons
Length:
183.1 m
Beam:
32.2 m
Draught:
12.9 m
Photos:
33 photos by 18 photographers

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Tankers built 2011 - 2020 - 31 photos

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(18)

Pilot Frans

2 photos

Aleksi Lindström

2 photos

Ulf Kornfeld

1 photos

Tomasello Letterio

3 photos

tropic maritime images

3 photos

Marcel & Ruud Coster

2 photos

John Wilson

4 photos

Clyde Dickens

3 photos

Willem Oldenburg

2 photos

Salvador de la Rubia

1 photos

b47b56

1 photos

Gena Anfimov

1 photos

MattB

1 photos

Netty

1 photos

Claus Schaefe

1 photos

Marcus-S

2 photos

Juan G. Mata

1 photos

Hans.Esveldt

2 photos

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Hi Barry. At the camera location be prepared to shoot through a cyclone fence. This was the only shot where I managed to avoid showing wire. I look forward to taking you there, and to Manns Point for arrival and departure pics

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Interesting that her port history shows Armed Guards Onboard on 3 May. I wonder what that was all about. Great shot by the way. I must try to get to that location on my next trip down under.

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Yes Kyle, OCEAN DRAGON is a good example indeed.(20 years ago!..Wow.)And yes..many a camouflage job is being done with paint...but applies much more to some TERRIBLE passenger ships currently.(Simply horrible.)
I just think it's high time, some more consideration was given to cargo ships in general as regards the accommodation"block" design. Those recent "Anti-Piracy" vessels were interesting from that point of view.
Cheers & regards, Steve.

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Or is the superstructure design that new? Other than the paint job, the basic shape seems to me just like a much smaller version of that seen on many large bulkers from the 1990's.
For example, OCEAN DRAGON of 1995:
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=1011471
Kind Regards, Kyle

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Ha!Ha! Capt Ted "A VW Claim"....yes, along with a few more according to today's news.....
But an interesting change of superstructure for a cargo vessel I think.
About time someone gave it some serious thought & modernised the overall look of commercial vessels.

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Well Clyde,, they bragging it reduces 10-20 % consumption but they don,t say how they do it beside "various different innovations" which means in the end nothing

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@Ted. It's gotta be right, I saw it on the Internet??? See the link.

@Jim. According to th= Tourist Bureau, this is normal weather. But the ship does attract attention and I just pressed the shutter.

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Colours are awesome Clyde-Well Done!!!

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Or is it a VW claim ?

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person
Is that claim based on under water hull design ? The front of the bridge is angled,, otherwise I don,t see much,,the bulbous bow seems to be bigger than normal ?

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Design has enabled Fuel consumption reduced by 10-20% is a remarkable claim!

Thank you Paul,Tropic, David for your comments. The sun had just come out after early cloud.

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Wow Clyde, really a nice shot. And the stylish tanker on this shot easily scores off the (usually dominating) Sydney architecture!
Best regards, David

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Ok thanks Tropic.

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Nice one Clyde, bright colours and a nice spring day make for a speccy pic. Miss my rock though. . . . Geelong next I hear Paul.

Cheers,
tropic

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Great photo Clyde, nice light and colours. Hopefully it will make its way to Melbourne.

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