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Vessel Description: MV “CELEBRATION G” Ship´s Basic

Builders DAMEN HOOGEZAND SHIPYARD / ROMANIA


Delivered SEPTEMBER 2002
Type GENERAL CARGO – SEMI CONTAINER
Classification PRS, KM GENERAL CARGO SHIP ACC(157) E AUT

Call sign 3EOJ8


IMO number 9258997
Flag PANAMA
Homeport PANAMA CITY
Special features EQUIPPED FOR THE CARRIAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS

Dimensions and Main Data


Length overall 142,7 M
Length between pp. 136,74 M
Breadth moulded 18,25 M
Depth to main deck 10,15 M
Light Ship 3.977 MT
Summer Deadweight 8,25 M / 12.421 MT
Winter Deadweight 8,08 M / 12.026 MT
Height above keel 31,00 M
Fix Weights Tweendeck-Bulkheads = 361 MT
Trawerses = 28,5 MT
Constant= 155 MT
Ballast with umpumpable+balancing of cranes= 70+235= 305 MT

Distance fm WL to Hatch 8,30 M


Coamings (Ballast Cond)

GT/NT 7576 / 3855


Panama C. / UMS NT 6767
Suez GT/NT 7973,64 / 7096,24

Speed/Consumption
At sea ABT. 13,0 KN ON ABT. 16,0 MT VLSFO 180 (WITH PTO NO REEFERS)
In port without gear 1,3 MT MDO PER DAY
In port with gear UP TO 3,0 MT MDO PER DAY
Boiler fuel consumption in port 0,7 MT MDO PER DAY
Consumption data assumes shaft generator and reefer plugs disconnected. Vessel is burning fuels
according to ISO 8217-2010
If vessel is sailing in heavy weather and vessel is pitching, one auxiliary generator will take over from the shaft
generator which will be switch off to avoid any black out.
Holds/Hatches
No. of holds/hatches
Hold 1 38,95 X 13,15/7,20 X 11,05 M (HOLD NARROWING IN FORE PART)
Hold 2 65,41 X 13,15/7,90 X 11,05 M (HOLD NARROWING IN AFT PART)
Tweendeck height Lower deck Upper deck
Position 1 4,00 M 6,40 M
Position 2 5,30 M 5,10 M
Grain/Bale capacity 14698 CBM
Floor space on deck 1330 SQM
Floor space under deck 2541 SQM
Ventilation 15 AIRCHANGES PER HOUR
Hatch 1 39,40 X 13,50/7,35 M
Hatch 2 66,00 X 13,50 M

Hatches/opening system PONTOON TYPE HATCH COVERS OPERATED BY A GANTRY CRANE OR BY


THE CARGO CRANES

Gear
Type 2 X HYDRAULIC CRANES
SWL SWL: 80 Mt from 6.0 to 14.0 m
40 Mt from 2.5 to 26.0 m
32 Mt from 2.5 to 34.0 m
Situated PORTSIDE
Combinable MAX UP TO 160 MT COMBINED (MINUS WEIGHT OF RIGGING)

Container Data
Number of containers 20' 40' + 20’
Hold 1 104 48 + 8
Hold 2 198 92 + 6
Hold 3
Deck 367 163 + 37
Total 669 303 + 51
Stack weights 20’ 40’
Tanktop 100 MT 120 MT
Hatchcover 28 MT 52 MT
Reefer plugs 60
Stability example 14 MT homogeneously loaded 444 TEU

Deck Strength
Tanktop 18 MT/SQM
Tweendeck 3,5 MT/SQM
Hatchcover 1,75 MT/SQM

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Tank Capacities
VLSFO %100&%85 413MT/350MT
MGO %100&%85 198MT/168 MT
Freshwater 75 MT
Ballastwater 5323 MT

Machinery
Main engine MAK 9 M 32, 4320 KW, 600 RPM
Auxiliary engine KATERPILLAR TYPE: 3412C 512 BHP, 1500 RPM
Shaft generator STAMFORD A.G. GENERATORS TYPE: HC M634 J2
Bow thruster KAMEWA ULSTEN TUNNEL THRUSTER TYPE: TT1300KI CP 495 KW 1500 RPM
Freshwater generator 4,0 MT PER DAY
Propeller 155 RPM VIA REDUCTION GEAR

IMO Cargo
Vessel is fitted for/with the following classes (subject to IMDG code):
Deck 1.1-1.6; 1.4S; 2.1; 2.2; 2.3; 3; 4.1; 4.2; 4.3; 5.1; 6.1; 8; 9.
Hold 1.1-1.6; 1.4S; 2.1; 2.2; 2.3; 3; 4.1; 4.2; 4.3; 5.1; 5.2; 6.1; 8; 9.

Nautical Equipment / Communication


FITTED WITH REQUIRED NAUTICAL EQUIPMENT / FULLY GMDSS FITTED

Note
1. Speed and consumption figures are calculated basis maximum Bft 2/ DS 2.
2. Intake is always subject to vessel’s stability, trim, permissible weights and is subject to regulations of
visibility. Lifting capacity of vessel’s cranes is subject to vessel’s stability and can depend on cargo/ballast on
board. Container data as well as grain/bale capacity assumes tweendeck ashore. All details are about and
believed to be correct but given without guarantee.
3. Charterers shall only supply suitable fuels as per specification to enable main propulsion and auxiliary
machinery to operate efficiently and without harmful affects. Fuels to be mineral based products of stable
and homogeneous nature complying with current cimac recommendations and latest fuel oil standard as per
ISO 8217, and shall not contain waste lubricants, tar oil, inorganic acids, chemicals or any other harmful
substances, which jeopardises the safety of ships or adversely affects the performance of the machinery or is
harmful to personnel or contributes overall to additional air pollution.
Vessel will participate in a fuel quality testing programme. Samples will be taken during each bunkering at
vessel's manifold which to be considered as the binding samples. Charterers to supply bunkers within the
agreed specifications. If the bunkers supplied do not conform with the specifications charterers shall in their
time and expense remove these bunkers latest before redelivery. Costs involved in the amount of abt usd
400,-- per sample to be equally shared between owners and charterers.
The Charterers shall supply fuels of such specifications and grades to permit the Vessel, at all times, to meet
the maximum sulphur content requirements of any emission control zone when the Vessel is trading within
that zone. The Charterers shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the Owners in respect of any loss,
liability, delay, fines, costs or expenses arising or resulting from the Charterers' failure to comply with this
Clause.
For the purpose of this Clause, "emission control zone" shall mean zones as stipulated in MARPOL Annex
VI and/or zones regulated by regional and/or national authorities such as, but not limited to, the EU and the
US Environmental Protection Agency.
Sludge removal, if any, to be for charterers account.

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