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ALIDA GORTHON heading south on the Delaware River


Ship

  • Type: SIDE LOADER VESSEL
  • Built by: Korea Shipbuilding and Engineering Corp, Pusan, Rep. of Korea
  • Class: Lloyd's Reg. 100 A1 Ice class 1A. Official No: IMO 7524201
  • Length o.a: 141.34 m
  • Length between perp.: 134.84 m
  • Beam: 21.70 m
  • Draft (all season): 8.86 m
  • DWT on 8.86 m: 14 240 mt
  • GT: 12 750 mt
  • NT: 3825 mt
  • Displacement: 20 558 mt
  • Airdraft: 35 m
  • Free height in holds: Main deck 6.58 m, Tank top 6.73 m
  • Deck areas: Weather deck 1 223 sqm, Tween deck 1 373 sqm, Tank top 1 204 sqm, Total 3 800 sqm
  • Storo hold volume: Tween deck 9 046 cbm, Tank top 8 121 cbm, Total 17 167 cbm
  • Deck loadings: Tank top 10 tons/sqm, Tween deck 4.11-5.45 tons/sqm, Weather deck 1 ton/sqm
  • Trucks: Six Linde cable machines
  • Capacity: 7 tons each including lifting equipment
  • Equipment: 6 double side vacuum pads for newsprint, 6 double and 2 single mechanical roll clamps (Auramo),

6 sets of forks

  • Machinery: Hitachi Sulzer 6RND68, 7 280 kW, Fuel HFO IF 380
  • Speed: 14 knots on 27 mt per 24 hrs
  • Propeller: 1 controllable pitch propeller
  • 1 bowthruster 552 kW
  • Auxiliaries: 3 diesel generator Bergen 714 kW each
  • Cargo spaces: 2 side ports with 2 elevators each with access to the lower hold.
  • Loading platform 6.8 x 4.1 m, outreach 2.5 m.
  • 4 elevators 2.6 x 3.2 each, lifting capacity 10 tons each, combined lifting 16 tons.
  • Two conveyors each deck 2.6 x 3.3 m.
  • Tidal range capability 8 m (10.4-18.4 m over the base line)
  • Crane: One Hägglund MTT, SWL 15 MT, outreach 16 m
  • Ballast water capacity: 4 445 cbm
  • Bunker HFO: 1 103 cbm
  • Bunker DO: 264 cbm
  • Fresh water: 123 cbm
  • C4PQ2 (call sign)

History

  • 1977 Named: ALIDA GORTHON
  • 1990 Rebuilt to Side Loader by Blohm & Voss AG, Hamburg, Germany
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Author the_first_state_19720

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