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PC-7, PELDOSAIS CELTNIS 21 & GRANITS - IMO 8931671

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Photographer:
Marc Pingoud [ View profile ]
Captured:
Jul 5, 2019
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Riga, Latvia
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Sep 4, 2019
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Floating crane barges PC-7, Peldosais Celtnis 21 and "GRANITS" at Riga at the shitty Volery terminal at Riga - 05.07.2019
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GRANITS (on the right)
IMO 8931671
MMSI -
originally "Taran", design D-9021, yard number 1903, built in 1982 at Obuda, Hungary
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PELDOSAIS CELTNIS 21 (middle), design D-9012/9050
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PC-7, the one on the left, design 721
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Many thanks for all your support!

Dmitriy identifyied the crane on the right as "GRANIT":

"storm1379" added in the comments this information - Many thanks!:
Project 721,"GANZ" type, Built by Hungarian ship and cranebilding plant,BUDAPEST,HUNGARY;
16 t floating crane Type of vessel: full swing diesel-electric non-self-propelled floating crane. Type of crane: full swing electric clamshell. Purpose of the vessel: loading and unloading. Place of construction: Hungarian shipbuilding and crane building plant (Hungary, Budapest). Register Class: "* O" Specifications: Length overall (boom in stowed position): 43.5 m Estimated length: 32 m Width: 15.82 m Depth: 3.1 m Overall height (boom in stowed position): 9 m Displacement with cargo: 621.7 t Draft average with load: 1.45 m Empty displacement with daily reserves: 557 t Empty draft: 1.28 m Number of crew places: 8 people Autonomy: 15 days Power of the main diesel engine: 660 l. with. Main DG brand: 6NVD48 (SSED718-14 generator) Auxiliary DG power: 40 l. with. Auxiliary DG brand: DGA25-9M (diesel K-562M, generator MSK82-4)

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GRANITS

Former name(s):

 -  Taran (Until 2018 Nov 30)

Current flag:
Latvia
Home port:
Riga

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Unfortunately here is no PC-16/16 (imo 8729080) on the shot, the PC-16/16 is a self propelled crane (design D9021) but left one and middle one cranes seen on the photo are NOT propelled cranes (design no.721). The right one is a self propelled one (D9021).

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Dmitriy, thanks for information. Thus data in fleetphoto is incomplete. And yes, two cranes from links i provided do not look like the floating crane on the left.

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Alex they are not Specstroy-16 and NPK-24. They are different from those You provided. They been used to load grain cargo in last March to "Velsheda" at Voleri. And since soviet time work in Latvia.

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Most likely all three have Giurgiulești homeport. All have been used in Riga since soviet times.

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Specstroy-16 and NPK-24 - at least these two floating cranes have Giurgiulești as homeport. No information about their visit to Riga in Internet.
There are very few photos of themto be found easily.
https://fleetphoto.ru/vessel/32570/
https://fleetphoto.ru/vessel/46197/

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Perfect- Many Thanks, Dmitriy! I will right update the infos - Kind regards Marc

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Right one is "Granits" originally "Taran", design D-9021, yard number 1903, built in 1982 at Obuda, Hungary.
Middle crane is "PC-16", оriginally SPK-16/16, the same design, yard number 2516, built by Ganz Danubius in 1989.
Third unit unknown to me.
All of them belong to shitty Volery terminal in Riga.

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Many thanks Alex for identifying the homeport and to strom 1379 für vessels class details! Great work!

Now I hope for getting the names of the vessels... :-)

@ Mike: Thanks - May that helps for find more information (or you just mad a "play on words" ;-) - thanks for your contribution anyway)
@ David - you got the cut-out in maximum resolution by mail. May it help you/us

Kind regards - Marc

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Project 721,"GANZ" type
Bilt by Hungarian ship and cranebilding
plant,BUDAPEST,HUNGARY
16 t floating crane Type of vessel: full swing diesel-electric non-self-propelled floating crane. Type of crane: full swing electric clamshell. Purpose of the vessel: loading and unloading. Place of construction: Hungarian shipbuilding and crane building plant (Hungary, Budapest). Register Class: "* O" Specifications: Length overall (boom in stowed position): 43.5 m Estimated length: 32 m Width: 15.82 m Depth: 3.1 m Overall height (boom in stowed position): 9 m Displacement with cargo: 621.7 t Draft average with load: 1.45 m Empty displacement with daily reserves: 557 t Empty draft: 1.28 m Number of crew places: 8 people Autonomy: 15 days Power of the main diesel engine: 660 l. with. Main DG brand: 6NVD48 (SSED718-14 generator) Auxiliary DG power: 40 l. with. Auxiliary DG brand: DGA25-9M (diesel K-562M, generator MSK82-4)

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They 'look like' Grain barges not 'Crane barges' for unloading grain with a grab

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Anything on the small tug at the far left?

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For me another thing is written - Giurgiulești (Moldavian port on Danube).

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