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Home›Green Marine›Bulyard Shipbuilding Industry Launches Bulk Carrier Built for Turkish Company
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May 13, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Bulyard Shipbuilding Industry Launches Bulk Carrier Built for Turkish Company

On 10th of May 2011, Bulyard Shipbuilding Industry EAD launched NB 103, owned by Diler Shipping & Trading, Turkey. The building of the second largest ever built at the shipyard vessel is being carried out under the supervision of NKK. Recently the shipyard delivered the first Future-56 ship to the s

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On 10th of May 2011, Bulyard Shipbuilding Industry EAD launched NB 103, owned by Diler Shipping & Trading, Turkey. The building of the second largest ever built at the shipyard vessel is being carried out under the supervision of NKK. Recently the shipyard delivered the first Future-56 ship to the same shipowner and marked the event with an official ceremony, which was held on 15th of April 2011 in its premises.

The ships of Future-56 series are 56,000-tones bulk carriers and are built after a license of the Japanese company IHI Marine United Inc., the major part of the equipment is manufactured and supplied by Mitsubishi Corporation. Another ship of the same series is being built at Bulyard for Industrial Holding Bulgaria and her keel was laid at the end of 2010.

Fuiture-56 project is a world famous brand, it turned to be extraordinary successful for the functionality in maintenance and service during ship’s exploitation. The project comes to life on the European continent in Bulyard only.

SHIP’S MAIN PARTICULARS

– Classification Society: Nippon Kaiji Kyokai

Class: NS* (CSR, BC-A, BC-XII, GRAB 20)(ESP) MNS* M0

‘Strengthened for heavy cargo loading where holds No. 2 and 4 may be empty’

– Area of trading: unrestricted

– Main particulars: Length overall 90.00m

Breadth, moulded 2.26m

Depth, moulded 18.10m

Draught, scantling 1.2m

– Deadweight 55 427 DTW

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Source: Bulyard, May 13, 2011.

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