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September 7, 2011 · about 15 years ago

China: Afai Southern and Damen Sign Project 4212 Shipbuilding Contract

On August 26, the shipbuilding contract of 4212 project signed by Afai Southern and Damen Holland, entered into force officially. This project is a fast ferry, with Loa 42.2m, beam 11.6m, passenger capacity 443 people, and classification BV. At present, the construction of this vessel has started fu

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On August 26, the shipbuilding contract of 4212 project signed by Afai Southern and Damen Holland, entered into force officially. This project is a fast ferry, with Loa 42.2m, beam 11.6m, passenger capacity 443 people, and classification BV. At present, the construction of this vessel has started fully, scheduled to deliver in early August of 2012.

Vessel characteristics

The DFF 4212 has an aluminium hull and superstructure with a length overall of 42.20 m and beam of 11.60 m. The high-speed passenger catamaran is designed and built to comply with the international code of safety for High Speed Craft, 2000 HSC Code. The vessel will be classed by Bureau Veritas.

The Passenger accommodation can carry 450 persons in total, which means 300 on main deck and 150 on the upper deck. These spaces are air-conditioned with temperature control and on demand fresh air supply.

On main deck there is a toilet area with six toilets and 1 disabled toilet, which is also accessible for wheelchairs.

For onboard entertainment thirty inches TV Screens and DVD players are provided. On the main deck there is a kiosk for hot and cold servings. Storage spaces for luggage and light cargo are provided on main deck aft.

The 42 metre ferry has a spacious wheelhouse with comfortable seats for a 3 crew operation, a spacious engine room and an efficient lay out of the pump room. The vessel is powered by four MTU main engines (16V2000 M72) and has a maximum speed @ full load of 38.5 knots.

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Source: afaisouth, September 7, 2011;

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