Fastbox class

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Fastbox class
The Doris T. (formerly Libra)
The Doris T. (formerly Libra )
Ship data
Ship type Container and multi-purpose ship
draft Schiffko, Hamburg
Construction period 1975 to 1978
Units built 17th
Ship dimensions and crew
length
79.00 (95.80) m ( Lüa )
73.00 (89.65) m ( Lpp )
width 12.40 m
Side height 7.22 (7.20) m
Draft Max. 4.77 m
measurement 999 (1290) BRT
670 (929) NRT
Machine system
machine 1 × Yanmar diesel engine (6Z-ST)
Machine
performanceTemplate: Infobox ship / maintenance / service format
1,177 kW (1,600 hp)
Top
speed
12.0 kn (22 km / h)
propeller 1 × fixed propeller
Transport capacities
Load capacity 2250 (3100) tdw
Container 104 (207) TEU
Others
Classifications Germanic Lloyd
annotation
Dates in brackets

extended variant

The Fastbox class , also known as the Fastbox series , is a series of container and multi-purpose ships .

history

The series was jointly initiated by the German shipping companies Fisser and Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor Günther Schulz and the Schiffko design office in the early 1970s. The two shipping companies and several other coastal ship owners then ordered a total of seventeen units from the Kyokuto trading company in Onomichi. The ships were built by seven different Japanese shipyards . The agreed construction price when the order was placed was around 4.7 million marks - around a quarter below the construction costs of German shipyards. The delivery of the ships took place with a delay of six to eleven months, but in some cases significantly delayed. One of the reasons for this was that some of the smaller shipyards selected had major problems with the implementation of the building regulations of Germanischer Lloyd and the See-Berufsgenossenschaft. A contractual penalty of up to 200,000 marks per ship was agreed, but this sum could not compensate for the additional interest costs that had accrued due to the delay. In some cases, there was also the loss of the federal government's 7.5% investment allowance.

Immediately after delivery, three of the ships were transferred from the shipyard for extension to the Hyundai shipyard in Ulsan in South Korea. During this conversion, the converted ships also received an additional superstructure deck. Three ships, the Götaland , Dalsland and Värmland , were equipped with a 15-ton ship crane , the rest of the series did not have their own loading gear. The series got its name because the majority of the new buildings were jointly freighted via the Hamburg company Fastbox.

technology

The ships are designed as multi-purpose dry cargo ships with an elastically mounted deckhouse all the way aft . They were mainly used in container transport. The container capacity is 104  TEU for the original design and 207 TEU for the extended version. The ships have a single 50.50 meter or 70.30 meter long and 10.03 meter wide box-shaped hold with a large degree of deck opening that is closed with MacGregor hatch covers. The hatch length of the short ships is 43.80 meters, that of the long units 60.60 meters. The tank top is reinforced for the transport of heavy goods . The cargo space of the short version is 4093 m³ grain space and 3928 m³ bale space, the extended units have around 5300 m³ grain space and 5100 m³ bale space.

The drive of the ships consists of a six-cylinder - four stroke - diesel engine of the type 6Z-ST from manufacturer Yanmar with approximately 1600 hp power . The motor acts on a fixed propeller via a reversing gear and enables a speed of 12  knots . There are also two auxiliary diesels of the type Yanmar 6KFL and an emergency diesel generator of the type Yanmar 3KDL with outputs of 77 kW each ( apparent output  : 96  kVA ). The ships were built without a bow thruster .

The ships

Fastbox class
Building name Shipyard /
construction number
IMO number delivery Owner
client
Later names and whereabouts
Aland Watanabe Zosen, Hakata / 185 7525621 December 16, 1976 Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1983 Aland II , 1987 Hoogen , 1994 Lark , scrapped from September 14, 2009
Boberg Watanabe Zosen, Hakata / 186 7525633 December 31, 1976 KG MS "Boberg" Rhein Nord-Ostsee Schiffahrtsgesellschaft Rolf Boese, Duisburg
Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1984 Coburg , 1986 Duisburg , 1988 Matrisha , on October 31, 1991 on a journey from Amsterdam to Waterford near Bunmahon in position 52.07 ° N; 007.25 ° W ran aground, lifted on November 22, 1991, towed to Waterford and declared a total economic loss and arrived in Killadysert on December 3, 1991 for demolition, but only canceled in 2011.
Nordholm Hashimoto Shipbuilding, Hinase / 500 7530884 March 18, 1977 Schiffahrts KG Beteiligungsges. Alster, Hamburg
Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1979 Barkenkoppel , 1986 Bettina , 1998 Harrix , 2010 Harmonia , scrapped from February 16, 2011
Alsterberg Imamura Shipbuilding, Kure / 211 7525580 March 19, 1977 Partner shipping company MS “Alsterberg”
Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1986 Andros , 1993 Angus , 2008 Argoni , scrapped from September 10, 2010
Langeland Kyokuyo Shipbuilding, Shimonoseki / 501 7530846 March 23, 1977 Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1983 Langeland II , 1994 Jonrix , 2007 Jonsen , scrapped in Aliağa from March 4, 2012
New monastery Kyokuyo Shipbuilding, Shimonoseki / 502 7530858 May 31, 1977 Schulauer Schiffs-Charter, Hamburg
Schulz & Clemmesen, Hamburg
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
Extended after delivery, 1981 Bornholm , 1986 Bregenz , 1992 Borssum , 1995 Kylemore , 2002 Salrix , 2012 Gulf South , 2012 scrapped in Aliağa
Neuwulmstorf Imamura Shipbuilding, Kure / 212 7525592 June 2nd 1977 Securitas Naviera, Panama
Horst Bartels, Hamburg
Peter Döhle, Hamburg
Extended after delivery, 1986 Neuwulmstorf II , 1987 Urte , 1994 Ulzburg , 1996 Urte , 2006 Duyden 2 , 2015 Diaa , so 2020 in motion
Dalsland Nishi Shipbuilding, Imabari / 181 7626865 June 16, 1977 Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1986 Dellach , 2003 Sunna , 2007 Mariam Hope , 2010 Qatar Sadiq 2 , so 2020 in motion
Messberg Watanabe Zosen, Hakata / 187 7530822 June 22, 1977 "Lambda" Fisser KG & Co., Hamburg
Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1986 Melissa , 2006 Melisa , deleted from the register on April 26, 2011
Oeland Kyokuyo Shipbuilding, Shimonoseki / 503 7530860 June 27, 1977 Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1983 Groden , 1994 Grouse , 1997 Sonata , 2005 Faithful , 2008 Kamelia , scrapped from April 2013
Sanderskoppel Rinkai Kogyo, Onomichi / 32 7530901 June 28, 1977 Schiffahrts KG Beteiligungsges. Alster, Hamburg
Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1986 Stefan , 1998 Lerrix , 2010 Leon , scrapped in Aliağa from June 21, 2011
Siggen Imamura Shipbuilding, Kure / 213 7525607 15th July 1977 Shipping company "Siggen", Kiel
Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1985 Siggen II , 1997 Kiri , 1999 Timrix , 2004 Taos , 2007 Teos , 2007 Aysenur , arrived in Aliağa for demolition on February 18, 2016 and scrapped there from February 19, 2016
Sybille Watanabe Zosen, Hakata / 188 7530834 July 19, 1977 Lüdke Schiffahrt, Fockbek
Christian Jürgensen u. Brink & Wölffel, Flensburg
1988 Echo Carrier , 1989 Sybille , 1991 Rockabill , 1993 Sea Boyne , Sea Osprey , 2004 Vanda , 2009 Michael , scrapped from April 1, 2013
Libra IMAI Seisakusho, Iwagi / 168 7626748 July 1977
Partner shipping company MS "Libra" VEHA-Reederei, Haren / Ems
1987 Libra II , 1988 Doris T , so in 2020 in motion
Götaland Rinkai Kogyo, Onomichi / 34 7622182 August 29, 1977 Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1988 Kells , 2008 Mary D , 2009 Sea Way Star , 2016 Carol V , scrapped at Panama Metal Recycling in Colon from May 2019
Varmland Nishi Shipbuilding, Imabari / 183 7626877 29th September 1977 Schulauer Schiffahrtkontor, Wedel
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
1984 Värmland II , 1987 Hinden , 1994 Swallow , 2005 Side , 2007 Petrel , 2015 Wisdom , scrapped at Panama Metal Recycling in Colon from May 2019
Neuwerk Kyokuyo Shipbuilding, Shimonoseki / 504 7530872 December 1977
15th February 1978
Partner shipping company MS “Anholt”
Schulauer Schiffs-Charter, Hamburg
Edmund Halm & Co., Hamburg
Extended after delivery, 1981 Anholt , 1986 Killarney , 2002 Ronrix , 2012 Gulf North , arrived in Aliağa on September 5, 2013 for demolition
Data: Equasis, large tonnage

literature

  • Detlefsen, Gert Uwe; Abert, Hans Jürgen: Register of the German Kümos and other cargo and container ships from 500 to 1600 GRT and up to GT 5000 1945–1999 . 1st edition. Verlag Gert Uwe Detlefsen, Bad Segeberg 1999, ISBN 3-928473-54-9 (2 volumes).
  • Gert Uwe Detlefsen, Hans Jürgen Abert: The history and fate of German series freighters . Volume 1 - The development, German series after 1945 The fate of the Hansa-A-Freighter. Verlag Gert Uwe Detlefsen, Bad Zwischenahn 1998, ISBN 3-928473-41-7 .
  • Coastal Shipping , June 2001, Bristol

Individual evidence

  1. Carol V - IMO 7,622,182th In: Shipspotting.com. September 24, 2019, accessed October 8, 2019 .
  2. Equasis homepage (English)
  3. grosstonnage homepage (English)