Rendering of the arctic icebreaking rescue vessel under construction at Nordic Yards for the Russian Ministry of Transport
By Shubin Aleksey Andreyevich,
On 21 September 2014, Nordic Yards launched two 7MW multipurpose salvage/icebreaker vessels, the Bering Strait and Murman from their shipyard in Wismar, Germany. The two vessels are part of project MPSV06 and are being built for the Russian Ministry of Transport under the federal target program “Development of transport system of Russia (2010-2015).”
Delivery to the federal institution “Morspassluzhba Rosmorechflota” is planned in March 2015. The Bering Strait and the Murman will be assigned to the ports of Korsakov and Murmansk, respectively.
Main dimensions
Length overall (considering towing fenders) – 86.00 m
Length overall – 85.38 m
Conventional length – 77.96 m
The length of the RS Rules – 74.37 m
Length between perpendiculars – 70.60 m
Breadth (considering towing fenders) -19.10 m
Width – 18.50 m
Width at waterline – 18.0 m
Depth – 8.50 m
Draught at SWL – 6.00 m
Displacement at draft SWL (? = 1.025 m / m) – 5127 tons
Deadweight at SWL (? = 1.025 t / m³) – 1370 tons
Capacity of cargo holds (approximately) 800 m³
Container, FEU 12
Cargo Cranes 2 x 32 m (radius 22.5 m),aft n-frame g / 80 t working radius – 10 m
Class of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping – KM Icebreaker 6 AUT1-ICS OMBO FF2WS DYNPOS-2 EPP Salvage ship
Maximum continuous power of ME(min) – 2 x 3500 kW
Screw and steering system with 2 full-circle rudder FPP
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