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SPINOLA - IMO 9495258
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IMO Number: 9495258 Country: Malta MMSI Number: 249766000 Length: 38.0m Callsign: 9HZY9 Beam: 12.0m
Tug Malta Limited has taken delivery of a new VSP terminal-escort tug which has a total power of 7,180 BHP and a bollard pull of over 81 tons.
It was built by Armon Shipyards at Gijon, Spain and has been named Spinola. The Voith-Schneider propulsion tractor tug, with an open stern, has two MAK main engines.
Spinola is equipped with a fire fighting (FiFi) system class 1, and with full oil recovery equipment on board to combat marine pollution. Photos taken in the city of GIJON Spain the day 26/06/2009 SPINOLA IMO Shipyard ARMON Navia
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Thank you for those pictures but there is something wrong on your comment as the part second part look's like to be for another ship
[color=0000FF]Deadweight 3.100 tons at 6,85 m draft Lenght overall 76,25 m Breadth moulded 17,50 m Maximum draft
6.85 m (0,62 aft skeg not included) Propulsion 2 CPP in fixed nozzles
1 off tunnel thruster forward 883 kW
1 off Azimuthal thruster forward 883 kW
1 off tunnel thruster aft 883 kW Main engines 4 off Main Engines, Type BERGEN, 3500 kW each. Total 14000 kW (19.000 BHP) Generators Shaft gen. 2 x 2240 kw
Diesel gen. 2 x 350 kw
Emergency gen. 1 x 120 kw Bollard pull 210 tons continuous; Speed 16.0 Knots
TOWING/ANCHOR HANDLING WINCHES One winch of Ulstein Brattwag waterfall type BSL 400W/SL 400W, [/color]
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As I'm interresting with Voith escort tug I was reading the data and surprised to see tunnel thruster on Voith tug ! Then I've better check and this second part look's coming from a larger AHTS (76m, 2 CPP prop in nozzles...)
Thank's again for thoses pics, don't hesitated to add more
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