Fassmer FPB 29
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Fassmer FPB 29 is the shipyard name of a series of coastal patrol boats from the Fassmer shipyard in Berne / Motzen, Lower Saxony. Two of these ships were built for the Hamburg police force in the 1990s .
commitment
The ships are used by the Hamburg waterway police. The Mayor Weichmann (WS 2) reports to the Water Police Commissioner 1 in Hamburg-Waltershof and is responsible for the Port of Hamburg and the Lower Elbe between Hamburg and St. Margarethen near Brunsbüttel. The mayor Brauer (WS 1) reports to the water police station 4 in Cuxhaven and is responsible for the Lower and Outer Elbe from St. Margarethen to the North Sea and the port of Cuxhaven. The ships are u. a. used for the monitoring and control of shipping traffic and for the investigation of shipping accidents and the prosecution of criminal offenses and administrative offenses. The range of the ships is 400 nautical miles .
Technical data and equipment
The ships were originally powered by three twelve - cylinder four - stroke diesel engines from the manufacturer MWM (type: TBD 234 V 12) with an output of 654 kW each. The motors act on three fixed propellers via gears . The ships reach a speed of 23 knots .
In the summer of 2004, the port and starboard engines of the Mayor Brauer were exchanged and replaced by two twelve-cylinder four-stroke engines from the manufacturer Deutz (type: TBD 616 V 12). The two engines have an output of 660 kW each, so that the total output of the drive motors on this ship is 1974 kW.
In the spring of 2015 were on the mayor Weichmann the three drive motors manufacturer MWM Type TBD 234 V 12 with a new eight-cylinder - four stroke - diesel engines of the manufacturer Scania : with a (type DI 16 M V 8) performance of each 588 kW replaced.
Two generators with an apparent power of 48 kVA each are installed on the ships to provide power .
The ships are equipped with a bow thruster with an output of 50 kW. They are designed for operation with up to six crew members and, in addition to a closed steering position, also have an open steering position known as a flybridge . On the starboard side there is a fire fighting monitor behind the mast .
Both ships are equipped with a daughter boat that is carried in a stern tub. The daughter boats were exchanged in 2009 at the Hamburg State Shipyard in Harburg's inland port and the open plastic boats were replaced by aluminum boats with a superstructure. The daughter boat can leave the mother ship independently and be brought back on board using a hoist .
The ships of the series
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| Ship name | Build number | IMO no. | Home port / callsign |
Keel laying / launching / completion |
Remarks | image | |
| Mayor Brauer (WS1) | 1230 | 9015955 | Hamburg / DBJD |
November 23, 1990 April 7, 1992 April 1992 |
Named after the former First Mayor of Hamburg, Max Brauer . |
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| Mayor Weichmann (WS2) | 1430 | 9100047 | Hamburg / DBHC |
July 25, 1994 October 31, 1995 November 1995 |
Named after the former First Mayor of Hamburg, Herbert Weichmann . |
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Web links
- Information on the series , Fassmer shipyard
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c 29 m Police Boat ( Memento from December 17, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) , data sheet, Fassmer shipyard (PDF file, 206 kB). Retrieved December 28, 2016.
- ↑ a b Wasserschutzpolizeirevier 4 ( Memento from January 16, 2013 in the Internet Archive ), Wasserschutzpolizei Hamburg.
- ↑ Wasserschutzpolizeikommissariat 1 ( Memento from January 16, 2013 in the Internet Archive ), Wasserschutzpolizei Hamburg.
- ^ "Mayor Brewer" is being made fit , Hamburger Abendblatt, April 22, 2009. Accessed on January 9, 2013.