NEW ART 80-32 ROTORTUG  

POA In Stock
Finance
Length
104' 10" - 31.95m
Location
Hong Kong
Model Year
2021
Hull Material
Steel

Description: ART 80-32 RotorTug
The Advanced Rotortug® (ART) designs incorporate the patented triple Z-Drive Rotortug®, concept, featuring enhanced omni-directional manoeuvrability, and the benefits of a fully redundant and precise propulsion machinery configuration.

The ART 80-32 has an installed power of 3 x 2365 BHP, delivering 80 tonnes of bollard pull in both ahead and astern directions. The hull form has been developed from Robert Allan Ltd. 's high performance escort tugs and has been adapted to suit the Rotortug® concept, providing enhanced stability, sea-keeping and escort performance.

The tug will be constructed to LR Class requirements with the following notation:
Lloyd's +100A1 TUG, +LMC, UMS, IWS, Fire-Fighting Ship 1 (with water spray)

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Region
Asia
Location
Hong Kong
Reference
3459
Usage
Commercial
Model Year
2021
Length
104' 10" - 31.95m
Beam
12.60m (41ft 4in)m
Draft
6.35m (20ft 10in)m
Hull Material
Steel
Engine Make
Caterpillar
Engine
3512C(HD), 2365 bhp @ 1800 rpm
Number Engines
3
Cruise Speed
12 knots
Propulsion
2 x Schottel SRP 430FP
Thrusters
Bollard Pull, ahead: 80 tonnes Bollard Pull, astern: 80 tonnes
Genset
2 x Cat C9.3,250 ekW, 400V/3 phase/50hZ 1 x Cat C4.4,51.5 ekW, 400V/3 phase/50hZ
Fuel
177,000 litres
Water
30,000 litres
Accommodation
8 persons
Ground Tackle
Towing Winches: DMT
Remarks
Depth moulded: 4.82m
Gross Tonnage: 485
Nett Tonnage: 147
Foam: 4000 litres


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