Shipbuilding

Dual Fuel Container Vessel 1000

Green Feeder Cont. 1000 is 12.200 mt new generation eco-friendly Coverless Feeder Container vessel. The Vessel design is developed targeting environmentally friendly worldwide transportation through a set of focus areas that helped us to build a green future.

Brodosplit developed the design of container vessels of various TEU capacities. The shipyard decided to develop a new project of coverless dual fuel feeder container vessel, emphasizing environmentally friendly approach and fuel efficiency, simultaneously aiming to achieve EEDI (energy efficiency design index) lower than IMO required for the year 2025.

The Vessel and its equipment is suitable for the transportation of containers, including reefer containers and containers with dangerous goods. Cargo holds have movable cell guides and all container slots in holds, while the deck is usable for Euro pallet-wide containers.

MAIN PARTICULARS

Loa: 163.60 m

Lbp: 152.00 m

B (mld): 23.80 m

D: 14.50 m

Design draught: 8.00 m

Scantling draught: 8.50 m

Deadweight on design draught 12200 mt

Deadweight on scantling draught 14300 mt

Ballast tanks capacity 7100 m3

THE VESSEL OFFERS

  • low resistance; achieved by the optimization of a hull using extensive CFD analysis and model testing with the accommodation incorporated in the hull and arranged forward in the bow of the vessel
  • optimized fuel saving; achieved by optimized hull, rudder, fixed pitch propeller with large diameter, as well as optimized propeller speed
  • 45% fuel savings of NG engine comparing to Marine Diesel Oil
  • optimized wake distribution
  • reduced light ship weight through 3D FEM structural analysis
  • maximum cargo volume and deadweight
  • good sea-keeping characteristics
  • the functionality of the bridge
  • social education impact; academic role in student and future employees training with LNG expertise
  • the functionality of communication and navigation equipment
  • reduced noise and vibration conditions for crew

ECOLOGICAL FEATURES

  • LNG powered propulsion and energy supply with no heavy fuel on board
  • LNG dual-fueled main and auxiliary engines
  • the first green vessel with high added value built to the highest EU environmental regulations, which globally achieve the largest fuel savings
  • two-stroke low consumption engine with directly driven propeller
  • use of removable 20ft, 40ft and 45ft container modules with LNG cylinders for clean transportation with a positive impact on maintenance cost and hull longevity, reducing the bunkering time and hazard
  • efficient and safe handling of dangerous goods
  • sewage and waste treatment plant
  • use of lubricants
  • ballast water treatment
  • extensive use of LED lighting
  • extensive waste heat recovery
  • considerably reduced fuel consumption and cost
  • considerably reduced emissions of greenhouse gas CO2 (for 25%)
  • considerably reduced emissions of NOX (for 60%)
  • eliminated emission of SOX and solid particles (for >99%).
  • complete control of harmful substances emission into water and air
  • compliance with the relevant environmental regulations

Classification:

GL + 100 A5 E1 IW HATCHCOVERLESS BWM (D2) DG Container Ship, LC, RSCS, MC E1 AUT GF EP-D

RULES AND REGULATIONS

The latest rules and regulations, which are in force, will be applicable:

  1. International Load Line Convention 1966 with 1971, 1975 and 1979 amendments
  2. International Convention for Safety of Life at Sea 1974 (SOLAS 1974) with amendments
  3. Code on intact stability for all types of ships covered by IMO Instruments, Resolution A.749 (18)
  4. International Convention for Prevention of Pollution from Ships 1973 (MARPOL 1973) with 1978 Protocol (ANNEX 1), ANNEX V, VI.
  5. International Regulations for Prevention of Collisions at Sea 1972 with 1981 Amendments
  6. International Telecommunication Convention 1973 and Radio Conference (1979 WARC) and Radio Regulations, 1982, Amendment 1st February 1992 GLOBAL MARITIME DISTRESS AND SAFETY SYSTEM
  7. ISO 6954 “Guidelines for the Evaluation of Vertical and Horizontal Vibration of Merchant Ships”
  8. Standard Specification of the International Maritime Satellite Communication System for Ships and INMARSAT Regulations
  9. Noise Levels - Code on Noise Levels on Board Ships (Resolution MSC.337 (91))
  10. International Conference on Tonnage Measurement of Ship 1969 and Amendments July 1982, in force as from July 18th, 1994
  11. IMO Regulations and Recommendation on the carriage of dangerous cargoes and amendments
  12. MSC/Circular.608/Rev.1 - Interim Guidelines for Open-top Container ships
  13. Kiel Canal regulations
  14. International Labor Organization ILO, Maritime Labor Convention 2006, MLC 2006
  15. National Rules of Netherlands
  16. Resolution MSC. 285(86): Interim Guidelines on Safety for Natural Gas-Fueled Engine Installations in Ships (IGF Guideline), including BLG 14 interpretations
  17. Resolution of MSC.215 (82), Performance Standard for Protective Coatings for dedicated seawater ballast tanks in all types of Ships and double-side space of Bulk Carriers
  18. GL Rules for Classification of Ships including “Guidelines for the Use of Gas as Fuel for Ships”
  19. Green Passport – Guidance on Ships Recycling

MACHINERY

Main Engine: MAN B&W 6G45ME-C9.5-GI Tier II single acting, long stroke, turbocharged, reversible, optimized for a part load operation, Diesel engine SMCR 6176 kW at 105 rpm, manufactured by Brodosplit Diesel Engine Factory with MAN B&W license. The vessel propeller can be driven by the M.E. assisted by the shaft generator running as booster motor mode abt.700 kW. Low-speed 2-stroke “dual fuel” (NG/MGO) engine with superb efficiency extra low consumption, low maintenance costs and longer life span.

Propeller: One fixed pitch propeller, diameter abt. 5,8 m, 4 - bladed, solid type, keyless, of nickel aluminum bronze.

Shaft generator/Shaft generator: One gearbox tunnel gear execution for:

  • PTO of 1200 kW for shaft generator,
  • PTI of 700 kW for propeller power boosting

Tunnel thrusters: Two electrically driven fixed pitch transverse thrusters, one of 800 kW frequency controlled in the fore part, one of 400 kW frequency controlled in the aft part.

Hot water boiler: One 650 kW hot water boiler with electric heaters

  • One ME exhaust gas economizer ACC. ME NCR range for hot water
  • Two AE exhaust gas economizer ACC. AE load for hot water

Main generators: Main dual fuel four-stroke diesel-electric aggregates AC 440 V, 3-phase, 60 Hz:

  • Two 1662 kVA (1400 kW) up to 720 rpm
  • One 1187 kVA (1000kW) up to 720 rpm

Emergency generator: One MGO four-stroke diesel-electric aggregate AC 440 V, 3-phase, 60 Hz, 300Kva (250 kW).

Battery buffering system: For running of stern and bow thrusters in maneuvering mode

Highly optimized & competitive hull shape

  • 15.0 knots at NCR consuming 11.7 tons/day LNG based on the continuous service rating (CSR) of 4000 kW and LCV of 50000 kJ/kg
  • The capacity of NG container tanks will be for cruising range of abt. 1.200 nm
  • LNG bunkering allowed in port, estimated time for LNG bunkering up to 3 hrs
  • Shore power connection installation (“cold ironing”) allows activity of all required consumers, without running of electric generator units in the port (no pollution in port).

Operational flexibility and efficiency

Cargo space is divided into four (4) cargo holds with the open top concept which reduces loading/unloading time. Air pollution avoided using shore power connection.

Cargo holds have movable cell guides. Socket outlets for reefer containers will be arranged in Hold No.2 and 3 and on main deck aft.

Intended cargo:

ISO containers 20’, 40’ and 45’

All 40’ container stacks in holds and on the deck are arranged for mixed storage of 20’ and/or 40’ containers. Containers 45’ may be carried in holds No. 2, 3 and 4 and on deck in way of engine room.

All container slots in holds and on deck will be useable for 2.500 mm wide Euro pallet containers.

Dangerous goods in closed freight containers according to SOLAS II-2, Reg. 19 of the classes 1.4S, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 can be carried in the holds, except goods containing hydrogen or hydrogen mixture and classes 2.3, 4.3 liquids having a flashpoint less than 23°C as listed in the IMDG Code and 5.2, for which storage in open-top container cargo spaces is prohibited.

Above engine room Class 5, 6, 8 and 9 to be carried except in dangerous zone in way of LNG tanks.

Ballast system consists of ballast tanks arranged in the double side and double bottoms facilitating safe and effective ballast water exchange, using two (2) pumps of 500 m3/h each, stripping eductor of 50 m3/h and ballast water treatment system.

Healing tanks located in the double side.

Access for inspection is provided by a complete double hull configuration according to the latest IMO requirements.

SAFETY

  • Crew safety
  • Two Davit launched lifeboats one of which is rescue boat
  • Inflatable life raft
  • Water mist fire fighting system
  • Bridge visibility 360
  • Permanent thermal and immersion suits
  • Fireman’s outfit

Low emission machinery:

  • Minimized environmental impact
  • Meeting existing & future emission control regulations
  • MDO is carried inside tanks located in the engine room
  • LNG is carried in tank containers located on the aft part of the main deck
  • Easy and safe water ballast exchange
  • No air pollution in the port due the use off-shore power connection instead of generators (cold ironing)
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