Orange wave
Orange Wave in Rotterdam
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The Orange Wave is a fruit juice tanker the shipping company ATLANSHIP SA, La Tour-de-Peilz, the deck container can transport.
history
The ship was built and delivered in 1992/93 by the Norwegian shipyard Sterkoder in Kristiansund. It was commissioned by the Atlanship shipping company under the Liberian flag in 1993.
Ship description
The slow-running two-stroke five-cylinder diesel engine of the Mitsui- Burmeister & Wain 5S5MC type generates 12,300 kW rated power, drives a variable-pitch propeller and gives the ship a rated speed of 18.5 kn.
The ship is equipped with four insulated holds like a typical refrigerator ship but without tween decks equipped with high holds. In the holds there are floor-to-ceiling stainless steel tanks for the transport of concentrated orange juice, which is driven at a temperature of −10 ° C. The tanks and lines are filled with nitrogen when empty and then run at a temperature of −10 ° C.
The deckhouse with the living and utility rooms for the crew, the bridge house and the engine room are located aft, here is also the free-fall lifeboat for 30 people.