Olympic Ares

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Olympic Ares p1
Ship data
flag Bahamas
Ship type Multi purpose
Owner Olympic Shipping AS
Shipyard Kleven Verft AS
takeover 2013
Ship dimensions and crew
length
115.4 m ( Lüa )
width 22 m
Draft Max. 7.15 m
measurement 7890
 
crew 102 (crew and service teams)
Machine system
machine 2 × Contaz CRP25 propellers, each 3000 kW

1 × Rolls-Royce - TT2000 DPN CP tunnel thruster, 790 kW

Machine
performance 		5 × Caterpillar total 11,150 kW
Top
speed 		16.1 kn (30 km / h)
propeller 1
Transport capacities
Load capacity 7150 t dw
Others
Classifications DNV 1A1, SF, E0, Dynpos AUTR, Clean DESIGN, DEICE, Comf-V (3) C (3), HELDK-SH, SPS, Ice-C, LFL *, NAUT-OSV (A), Crane, DK ( +)
Registration
numbers 		IMO 9665712

The Olympic Ares is a multifunctional offshore ship that was delivered to the shipping company Olympic Shipping AS in 2013.

The Olympic Ares is anchored in the Shetland Islands

description

The Olympic Ares was built by the Norwegian Kleven Verft AS as a special ship for offshore use with a focus on underwater support and construction work. It was designed for the general offshore market, propelled by azimuth propellers and equipped with the Kongsberg K-Pos DP-22 system for dynamic positioning. In addition to the azimuth drives, this includes 2 × Rolls-Royce bow tunnel radiators with 1370 kW each, a retractable Rolls-Royce radiator with 1200 kW and a rear tunnel radiator with 790 kW output. In addition, the ship was equipped with a moon pool , a 250 t heavy-duty crane, 2 ROVs and a helicopter platform.

The Olympic Ares was MeyGen project involved the installation of giant underwater current turbines in the north of Scotland. The MeyGen project is one of the world's largest projects to utilize the tidal currents.

Web links

  • Picture and shipping company: [1] , accessed on November 19, 2018
  • Shipyard [2] , accessed November 19, 2018
  • Data [3] , accessed November 19, 2018