Salvage tug
Salvage tug ( English salvage tugs ) are oceangoing tug with heavy machinery , large operating radius and good maneuverability, specifically for the recovery of damaged ships are built and equipped.
class
Modern salvage tugs are in the ship class of Emergency Response and Rescue Vessels (ERRVs). The shipping companies and owners of these ships are partly grouped together in national organizations such as the Emergency Response and Rescue Vessels Association (ERRVA) in the UK .
The multi-purpose ships or rescue tugs used specifically as emergency tugs are called Emergency Towing Vessel (ETV).
commitment
Salvage tugs are stationed around the world, especially in sea areas with high traffic or dangerous weather conditions. Due to a continuous decline in ship accidents, however, civil salvage tugs can hardly be operated economically today and they are therefore mainly used in multi-purpose functions as salvage, deep-sea and anchor-pulling tugs .
The equipment consists of extensive towing devices, fire extinguishing monitors for fire fighting , foreign Lenz plants for leakage control , workshops , ship cranes and dinghies .
Civil recovery tugs (selection)
Ship name | Bollard pull | Shipping company |
---|---|---|
Nordic | 201 tbp | Bugsier-, shipping company and salvage company |
Abeille Bourbon | 200 tbp | Abeille International |
Oceanic | 178 tbp | Bugsier-, shipping company and salvage company |
Koyo Maru | 132.5 tbp | Nippon Salvage |
Salvage Champion | 132 tbp | Asian Marine |
Baltic | 127 tbp | Fairplay shipping company |
Caribbean Fos | 110 tbp | Five Oceans Salvage |
Europe | 50 tbp | Gigilinis Shipping Group |
Military salvage tugs (selection)
Ship class | Bollard pull | marine |
---|---|---|
Sliva class | 90 tbp | Russian Navy |
Helgoland class | 36 tbp | German Navy |
Powhatan class | 54 tbp | United States Navy |
Tuzhong class | Navy of the People's Republic of China |
Web links
- The International Salvage Union. Retrieved November 21, 2014 .