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PANAGIS C - IMO 5054446
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Photographer:Mike Griffiths [ View profile ]
Title:Panagis C
Location:Rozenburg, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Photo Category:General Cargo Ships Built 1950-1959 (over 3000gt)
Added:Mar 17, 2016
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Image Resolution:1,600 x 1,022
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Victoria Maritime S.A., Monrovia
Rozenburg (1980 app)
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Current name:PANAGIS C
Vessel Type:General Cargo
Gross tonnage:9,902 tons
Summer DWT:15,482 tons
Photos:8 photos by 6 photographers
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Class: DnV +1A1 T F
Tonnage) 15.238 tdw, 10.000 brt, 6.814 nrt.
size: Loa: 518,3’-Lbp: 493,6’–B: 64,2’–D: 37,8’-depth: 30’ 2½”.
cargo handling: 6 x holds wtih 6 hatches.
17 derriccks, 1 x 30t-16 x 5t.
16 winches.
Call sign: JXBA.
propulsion): 1 x dieselmotor, type Burmeister & Wain, 2-takt/enkeltv., 7-cyl. dim.: 620 x 1.400 mm. Total 5.600 BHK with 120 o. min. built by Burmeister & Wains Maskin- og Skipsbyggeri, København.
speed: 13,5 knots with consumption of 21 t/day. Bunkers 812 t.
3 x dieselgen., with 200 kW.
1958 Built as BRYNJE at Burmeister & Wains Maskin- og Skipsbyggeri, København for A/S Borgestad (Gunnar Knudsen), Porsgrunn. Launched 21/10.
1959 Completed in January.
1971 Had a fire in the accomodation in November while in the Pacific on a voyage to Hiroshima, Japan. 3 persons died and four was injured. The crew managed to extinguish the fire after about 3 hours. 8 crew cabins was ruined. The cause of the fire was not found.
1978 Sold in May to Victoria Maritime S.A. (Lesvos Shipping Corp. S.A.), Piraeus, Greece. Renamed PANAGIS C. - 1983 Arrived 15/03 at Chittagong, Bangladesh for demolition that began 17/03 by Padmon Shipbreakers.
Source: skipshistorie.net
Regards Peter
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