Launch of 103 meter Barge Platform Ship built by Guangxi Company, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation
Recently, the 103-meter barge platform ship built by Guangxi Company, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation, was launched. The ship will be used for barge operations at the port of Gabon, Africa, and can promote local economic and social development in Africa.
The ship was built by Guangxi Company for the Danish Norden Company, which filled the gap in Guangxi's shipbuilding industry that did not build 10,000-ton foreign trade ships and ships exported to European countries, and provided strong support for Guangxi to vigorously develop the seaward economy and promote the construction of a strong marine area; The ship is also the first 10,000-ton ship built by Guangxi Company, marking that the company's production capacity has increased to a new level.
It is understood that the ship is scheduled to be delivered in August this year.
The ship has a total length of 103 meters, a molded width of 28.5 meters, a design draft of 5.8 meters, a deadweight of 10,868.53 tons, and a full-load displacement of 14,973.6 tons.
The ship has the advantages of high efficiency, low cost, long-distance mobile operation, large service radius, etc., and can customize the size and scale of the barge platform ship according to the needs of the Haijiang River. It has complete service functions and can provide loading and unloading operations. sea ​​mobile pier.
As the first 100-meter-class engineering ship currently built by Guangxi Company, the ship has a short construction period and high precision in equipment installation and commissioning. The production project team actively exerted its excellent style of daring to fight tough battles, paid close attention to the preparation of production technology, established a monitoring and early warning mechanism, improved risk control measures, and seized the time to break through the blocking points, ensuring that the phased construction work of the project was completed on schedule, and it was ready to launch Conditions, ushered in a major node of launching.