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ALGENIB - IMO 7804730

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Photographer:
Mike Griffiths [ View profile ]
Title:
Algenib
Location:
Rozenburg, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Photo Category:
General Cargo Ships Built 1970-1979 (over 3000gt)
Added:
Jul 4, 2015
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1,481
Image Resolution:
1,900 x 1,265

Description:

Rozenburg (early 1980s)

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Current name:
CONDOR

Former name(s):

 -  Kouilou (Until 2001 Dec)

 -  Algenib (Until 1996 Jan)

 -  St.blaize (Until 1995 Jan)

 -  Algenib (Until 1994)

 -  St.blaize (Until 1994)

 -  Euro Louisiana (Until 1990 Sep)

 -  Algenib (Until 1989)

 -  Maersk Rando (Until 1986)

 -  Algenib (Until 1985)

IMO:
7804730
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1979
Builder:
Minaminippon Shipbuilding - Usuki, Japan
Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
13,970 tons
Summer DWT:
18,034 tons
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1 photos by 1 photographers

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I think you could say that Japanese yards were bringing out some very innovative cargo handling designs for semi container ships at this time.

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@ Denis,,this is not STULCKEN or kind of similar, this one is easy swung by eletronic guy-tackles (not sure if this is the real english term, german is "geien") it turns in a pivot and circles, Stulcken sits also in a pivot and circles , but the top has also a swivel where the runner is heaved up all the way, block to block,,then the whole derrick is brought straight up and then swung over to the other side. then the runner slacked again and bingo it,s on the other side. (hope got it all right from my memory from over 30 years back)

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Impressive gear!
And I still wonder how do they swing those HLDs to operate both holds..?

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