Type CL 18

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Howaldtswerke type CL 18 p1
Ship data
Ship type Multipurpose cargo ship
Shipping company FA Detjen, Hamburg
Bugsier Reederei, Hamburg
Shipyard Howaldtswerke, Kiel
Construction period 1978 to 1979
Units built 4th
Cruising areas Worldwide trip
Ship dimensions and crew
length
160.00 m ( Lüa )
150.50 m ( Lpp )
width 22.85 m
Side height 12.75 m
Draft Max. 9.60 m
measurement 12,600 GRT, 8660 NRT
 
crew 31
Machine system
machine 1 × two-stroke diesel engine
Machine
performanceTemplate: Infobox ship / maintenance / service format 		12,390 hp (9,113 kW)
Top
speed 		17.3 kn (32 km / h)
propeller 1 × fixed propeller
Transport capacities
Load capacity 18,000 dw
Container 691 TEU
Others
Classifications Germanic Lloyd
annotation
Data

Basic version

The multi-purpose ship type CL 18 of Howaldtswerke in Kiel was built in four units.

history

The series was designed by Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft in the late 1970s and built four times in 1978/79. The ships of the series were ordered by the Hamburg shipping companies FA Detjen and Bugsier-, Reederei- und Bergungsgesellschaft . The name of the ship type is derived from the abbreviations "CL" for container liner and "18" for 18,000 tons of load capacity. The ships have three hatches that are closed with hydraulic folding hatch covers. According to the wishes of the client, Velle or Stülcken loading gear, cranes and various two-stroke diesel main engines (MAN 6SZ70 / 125 BL or Sulzer 6RND68M) were used within the series. In addition to transporting containers, the ships were also suitable for general cargo and dry bulk cargoes.

With the Moselle , container handling began on July 2, 1983 in Bluff, New Zealand.

The ships (selection)

Howaldtswerke type CL 18
Building name Construction number
IMO number		 delivery Client Later names and whereabouts
Moselle 129/
7720879		 1978 FA Detjen 1988 Jetty , 1988 Ondra , 1989 Trade Expansion , 1995 Kota Berjaya , 2007 Trans , canceled from 19 December 2008 in Sachana
Ostfriesland 137/
7720893		 1978 Bugsier 1980 SA Ostfriesland , 1981 Ostfriesland , 1984 Hodeidah Crown , 1985 Ostfriesland , 1996 Kota Selamat , 1997 Ostfriesland , 2001 X-Press Annapurna , 2001 Ostfriesland , 2005 X Press Nuptse , 2006 Ostfriesland , Pheafan , scrapped from October 8, 2010
Elbe 130/
7720881		 1979 FA Detjen 1986 Elbe-D. , 1988 Marland , 1991 WEC Rotterdam , 1991 Marland , 1991 CMB Ensign , 1994 Ensign , 1995 CMBT Ensign , 1996 Ensign , 1997 Jutha Parichart , 2000 X-Press Dhaulagiri , 2002 Jutha Parichart , 2003 Sin Chon , 2012 still in motion
Elbeland 138/
7720908		 1979 Bugsier 1980 SA Elbeland , 1984 Lloyd California , 1988 Dock Express Virginia , 1989 Silver Express , 1995 Maria R , 2001 Delmas Protea , 2003 Pioneer , arrived in Alang on August 30, 2003 for demolition
Data: Equasis, large tonnage

literature

  • Scott, Robert: Standard Ship Designs: Dry cargo, container and ro-ro vessels . Fairplay Publications, London 1984, ISBN 0-905045-54-8 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Equasis homepage (English)
  2. ↑ grosstonnage homepage (English)

See also