Petrojarl Banff

Petrojarl Banff

The Petrojarl Banff in the Blohm + Voss dock in Hamburg

Ship data flag  Isle of Man other ship names Ramform Banff Ship type FPSO Callsign MXFT4 home port Douglas Owner Petrojarl Banff Shipping company Teekay Petrojarl Production Shipyard Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, Ulsan Build number 9701 Order December 1, 1997 Keel laying June 5, 1997 Launch August 28, 1997 takeover December 27, 1997

Ship dimensions and crew length 120.7 m ( Lüa ) 107.8 m ( Lpp ) width 53.5 m Draft Max. 11.5 m displacement 32,287 t measurement 18,488 GT / 5,547 NRZ

Machine system machine diesel-electric Energy supply 2 × diesel generator, Wärtsilä Diesel WN16V25 propeller 3 × propeller pods

Transport capacities Load capacity 20,800 dw

Others Classifications Det Norske Veritas Registration numbers IMO no. 9184330

The Petrojarl Banff is a ship known as the Floating Production Storage and Offloading Unit .

The ship can produce up to 60,000 barrels of oil a day from a depth of 90 meters. The area of ​​application is the Banff and Kyle oil field located 200 km east of Aberdeen in the North Sea. The production ship has a special, triangular design. The width of the ship is about 45% of the length. It is constructed in such a way that it can withstand a storm of the century at sea.

On the oil field, it is positioned with a revolver-like device in the front third of the ship with ten wires attached to anchors on the seabed.

specification

• Field operator (Banff / Kyle Fields): CNR International (UK) Ltd.
• Ship design: Roar Ramde / PGS Offshore Technology
• Start of construction in March 1997

Web links

Commons : Petrojarl Banff  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Petrojarl Banff Brochure June 2011 (PDF file; 832 kB)
• DNV GL: Petrojarl Banff

Footnotes

1. ↑ ^{a b} Shipspotting accessed in April 2014