Earlier this week, after the block No.4 for PSV Newbuilding 126 of UT 755 LC design was placed in correct position at Simek Yard, the propellers were also mounted to the rest of the hull. The hull is getting more and more ready for the sea-launching scheduled for 12th May 2012.
After the launching remaining block No.5 will be assembled by a floating crane.
The UT 755 LC is a development of the popular UT 755 series vessel, designed specifically for supplying equipment to oil and gas platforms. It will have an extended hull and larger deck space to increase the capacity for transportation of solid and liquid cargo.
Main Particulars:
Deadweight: 3280 t
Length o.a.: 73,69 m
Length p.p.: 68,20 m
Beam: 16,00 m
Depth, main deck: 7,00 m
Draught: 5,83 m
Speed: 14,2 knots
Class: Det Norske Veritas +1A1, SF, EO, CLEAN, DYNPOS, AUTR, COMF.V(3), DK (+), HL(2,8), FiFi 1, OILREC.
So far, Simek has build and delivered 124 ships in its 44 years history, and has few more vessels in its orderbook, until November 2013.
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Shipbuilding Tribune Staff, April 26, 2012; Images: simek