Fair play 26

Fair play 26

Tug Fairplay-26

Ship data flag  Poland Ship type tractor Callsign SNSE home port Gdynia Owner Fairplay tugboat shipping company Richard Borchard GmbH Shipping company Fairplay Towage Polska Shipyard Astilleros Zamakona SA ( Santurce , Spain ) Build number 483 Keel laying March 8, 1999 Launch December 9, 1999 Commissioning January 2001 Whereabouts in service

Ship dimensions and crew length 35.89 m ( Lüa ) width 10.90 m Draft Max. 5.20 m measurement 499 GT   crew 6th

Machine system machine 2 × diesel engine ( Deutz - MWM SBV 9M628) Machine performance 4,050 kW (5,506 hp) Top speed 12 kn (22 km / h) propeller 2 × Schottel rudder propellers (SRP 1515 CPP) with controllable pitch propellers in a Kort nozzle

Others Classifications Polski Rejestr Statków Registration numbers IMO no. 9211004 Bollard pull 65.3 tons (approx. 640 kN )

The Fairplay-26 is a tug that was temporarily stationed in Rostock and was used as an emergency tug by the Coastal Protection Working Group .

history

The ship is owned by the Hamburg-based tug shipping company Fairplay , which is involved in the coastal protection working group for which the tug was used. From her chartered BMVBS the Fairplay-26 to protect the German coast. The ship was replaced in 2010 by the larger tug Baltic .

The tug was built in 2000 in the Astilleros Zamakona shipyard in Bilbao . The Fairplay-26 has a bollard pull of 65 tons and a maximum speed of 13.5 knots, is 34.85 meters long and 11 meters wide. Until it was replaced by the Baltic, it was the largest emergency tug stationed on the German Baltic coast.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Fair Play-26. Fairplay Towage, accessed January 8, 2017 .