Malaysia: Nam Cheong Builds 75m Offshore Support Vessel
Nam Cheong Limited, one of the leading global marine players
and Malaysiaâs largest shipbuilder of Offshore Support Vessels (OSVs),
is currently building a vessel specially designed for transportation of
supplies and equipment to and from offshore installations. Friday, 13.Jan.2012, 00:01 (GMT+3)
Nam Cheong Limited, one of the leading global marine players
and Malaysiaâs largest shipbuilder of Offshore Support Vessels (OSVs),
is currently building a vessel specially designed for transportation of
supplies and equipment to and from offshore installations.
The 75m DWT 3000 PSV is powered by 2 x 3000 PS dual fuel main engine
driven Azimuth Thrusters and 2 bow thrusters reaching a speed of 13
knots minimum at ballast condition. The main engine features a front PTO
shaft generator and a FiFi pump. The vessel includes a 700mÂČ deck area
with the capacity to carry 1200mt of cargo and the approximate
deadweight at maximum draft is 3000mt. She is designed to accommodate 50
crew members with the estimated endurance capacity of 28 days.
Operating one of the largest shipbuilding yards for OSVs in Malaysia,
Nam Cheong Limited has 21 vessels currently undergoing its shipbuilding
program and scheduled for completion in 2012. The company is also
building the Rolls-Royce UT 755 CD diesel electric platform supply
vessel, including the WSD 800 multi-purpose platform supply vessel that
was contracted by the Malaysian offshore support specialist Bumi Armada.
The vessel is due to be launched and commissioned by fall 2012.