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December 6, 2011 · about 14 years ago

China: Self Unloading Vessel Built for Coeclerici Completes Sea Trials

On 27th Nov. 2011, after a 4-day sea-trial, Hantong accomplished various testing programs for 55.000 DWT Self Unloading Vessel (HT081), and all inspections met the requirements of ship owners and the Class. The vessel is built for COECLERICI and Class approved by RINA. The steel cutting ceremony for

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On 27th Nov. 2011, after a 4-day sea-trial, Hantong accomplished various testing programs for 55.000 DWT Self Unloading Vessel (HT081), and all inspections met the requirements of ship owners and the Class.

The vessel is built for COECLERICI and Class approved by RINA.

The steel cutting ceremony for the vessel was held on 16th Sept 2010 and keel laying ceremony on 22nd Jan 2011.

Two days later on 29th Nov. 2011, the steel cutting ceremony for 57.000 DWT Bulk carrier (Hull No:HT097),which is built for Eagle Bulk has been successfully carried out in our Hull workshop. The vessel is classified by LR. Mr Pan Xuejun— vice general manger and the ship-owner’s representative attended this ceremony. After ceremony, they signed the steel cutting document in Hantong conference room.

[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, December 6, 2011; Image: cnhtship

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