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October 6, 2011 · about 15 years ago

China: Bulk Carrier CONTI LAPISLAZULI Completes Sea Trials

15#57000DWT BC (Hull NO.SF060121), being built for German Conti Company, came back from sea trial successfully and anchored at No.3 quay at SF shipyard. Its LOA is 189.99m, LPP 185.00m, moulded width 32.26m, moulded depth 18.00m with design draft 11.30m. This vessel would be delivered around middle

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15#57000DWT BC (Hull NO.SF060121), being built for German Conti Company, came back from sea trial successfully and anchored at No.3 quay at SF shipyard. Its LOA is 189.99m, LPP 185.00m, moulded width 32.26m, moulded depth 18.00m with design draft 11.30m. This vessel would be delivered around middle of October as scheduled.

57000DWT Bulk Carrier is designed for a ocean going,single screw diesel driven single deck single-skin bulk carrier for normal wordwide service. It is equipped with four units of 35t Crane,one unit of main engine MAN B&W 6S50MC-C,MCR 9480KW and classed to GL,BV,ABS separately.

[mappress] Source: SF Shipyard, October 6, 2011.

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