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Home›Shipbuilding›Sanmar Delivers Tug Trio to Jordan’s LNG Terminal
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July 22, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Sanmar Delivers Tug Trio to Jordan’s LNG Terminal

Turkish tug builder Sanmar Shipyards has delivered three more vessels to the Aqaba Port Marine Services Company (APMSCO) for the Sheikh Subah Al Ahmad Al Subah LNG terminal at Aqaba, Jordan. The overall contract comprises four 80-tonne bollard pull specially modified Terminal RAstar 2800 ASD tugs, t

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Turkish tug builder Sanmar Shipyards has delivered three more vessels to the Aqaba Port Marine Services Company (APMSCO) for the Sheikh Subah Al Ahmad Al Subah LNG terminal at Aqaba, Jordan.

The overall contract comprises four 80-tonne bollard pull specially modified Terminal RAstar 2800 ASD tugs, two conventional twin screw Rascal 1500 line-handling tugs, all designed by Robert Allan Ltd of Canada, and a pilot boat designed by Camarc Ltd in the UK.

This latest delivery comprises the second RAstar, named Petra 3, a RAscal 1500 line-handling tug, Aldaem, and a 16.7m Pilot boat called Al Sanad. The first RAstar of the contract, Hashim 3 has been operating at the port since late May.

Petra 3 and her sisters are all suitable for use in a Zone 2 LNG environment and are equipped with a gas detection system and a ventilation gastight damper control system to isolate the ship from gas leakage throughout the vessel.

Al Sanad is a 16.7m, 20 knot twin-screw pilot boat, powered by two 500kW Caterpillar C18 diesels.

Aldaem is the first example of the Rascal 1500TS class, twin screw, diesel-powered line-handling tug, designed for maximum efficiency in the performance of line-handling, ship-handling and related terminal support activities.

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