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VIVA - IMO 7631626

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Photographer:
Jose Miralles Pol [ View profile ]
Captured:
Feb 20, 2012
Title:
Viva
Location:
Burriana, Spain
Added:
Feb 21, 2012
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Image Resolution:
1,711 x 1,417

Description:

At Burriana on the slipway 20-02-2012

GT: 1933
Year: 1979
LOA: 84,33 mts
Flag: Cambodia

she arrived from the port of Gandia (40 miles south of Burriana) under tow of the tug "CHARUCA SILVEIRA" on 05-01-2012. Now she is on the slipway without rudder, shaft and propeller. It seems that she had a strong brake, but anybody knows what happened?

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Current name:
VIVA

Former name(s):

 -  Pacifica 1 (Until 2011 Aug)

 -  Seaway (Until 2007 Oct)

 -  Ciboney (Until 2001 Jul)

 -  Lipsk N/biebrza (Until 1994 Mar)

 -  Nor (Until 1978 Mar)

Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
1,933 tons
Summer DWT:
2,980 tons

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Ships under Repair or Conversion - 3 photos

General cargo ships built 1970-1979 (Under 3000gt) - 24 photos

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So, if this is not now in the casualty category, should the pic not be deleted because it is a "part-ship"? Just wondering! Site rules and all that?! Consistency?

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person
Could have been engine trouble, or she must have lost a prop blade, so that the engine must be shut down because of the extreme vibration,the shaft pulled out for examination and as Captain Ted said the rudder must be taken down to facilate the pulling out of the shaft.

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Hello Captain Ted

I am sure that something happened, but I do not know what. She was at Gandia at the end of December-11, and load at this port, but she was unloaded again and towed to Burriana, 40 miles north of Gandia on the night of 4-5 January 2012.

She was not scheduled for drydocking at this port, and for that I suppose that something happens, but I doný know
what

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person
A casualty ? where ?

Most probably nothing. Taking the rudder away is standard procedure when the shaft has to be pulled out. There is also nothing on damage to see. A normal repair/overhaul

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