Jacob Hägg (ship)

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Jacob Hagg
RV Jacob Hägg.jpg
Ship data
flag SwedenSweden Sweden
Ship type Survey ship
Callsign SKOL
home port Norrkoping
Owner Sjöfartsverket , Norrköping
Shipyard Djupviks Varv, Tjörn
Build number 318
Ship dimensions and crew
length
36.50 m ( Lüa )
width 7.50 m
Draft Max. 1.94 m
measurement 304 GT / 91 NRZ
 
crew 7th
Machine system
Top
speed 		12 kn (22 km / h)
Transport capacities
Load capacity 44 dw
Others
IMO no. 7922879

The Jacob Hägg is a survey vessel owned by the Swedish shipping authority Sjöfartsverket .

The ship was built under construction number 318 on Djupviks Varv in Tjörn and was completed in May 1983. It is used to survey the Swedish sea areas and in particular the fairways and approaches to ports . The ship is named after the Swedish officer and marine painter Jacob Hägg. It is driven by a crew of seven . There are nine cabins available on board.

The ship is powered by Volvo Penta diesel engines. The speed of the ship is around 12  knots . It is equipped with a bow thruster . For surveying tasks, the ship is equipped with a multibeam echo sounder and various sensors. In the stern area there is an open working deck behind the superstructure . Lifting tools are installed here, among other things. There is a work boat on board.

See also

  • Nils Strömcrona , the former survey ship of the Swedish Maritime Authority Sjöfartsverket

Web links

Commons : Jacob Hägg  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Sjömätning , Sjöfartsverket. Retrieved February 26, 2020.
  2. ↑ a b Jacob Hägg , Sjöfartsverket (PDF, 54 kB). Retrieved February 26, 2020.
  3. ^ Jacob Hägg , Volvo Penta. Retrieved February 26, 2020.