Having lain overnight at anchor in Brodick Bay, the 20,837 gross ton bulk carrier FEDERAL SCHELDE moved up-river this morning to King George V Dock to discharge her cargo of plywood. Registered at Bridgetown in Barbados, this well-turned out ship was built by the Jiangnan Shipyard in China, and was completed in August 1997. Owned by Federal Atlantic Ltd, she is managed by Hong Kong-based Anglo-Eastern Ship Management Ltd. Her dimensions are 200 metres overall length, with a beam of 23.55 metres and fully laden draft of 10.7 metres, with a corresponding deadweight of 34,372 tonnes. A single screw ship, she is driven by a Burmeister & Wain 6S50MC engine. She meets the rigorous standards laid down by the US Coastguard and is one of a few ships to have been awarded Qualship 21 status.Monday, 10 September 2007
FEDERAL SCHELDE
Having lain overnight at anchor in Brodick Bay, the 20,837 gross ton bulk carrier FEDERAL SCHELDE moved up-river this morning to King George V Dock to discharge her cargo of plywood. Registered at Bridgetown in Barbados, this well-turned out ship was built by the Jiangnan Shipyard in China, and was completed in August 1997. Owned by Federal Atlantic Ltd, she is managed by Hong Kong-based Anglo-Eastern Ship Management Ltd. Her dimensions are 200 metres overall length, with a beam of 23.55 metres and fully laden draft of 10.7 metres, with a corresponding deadweight of 34,372 tonnes. A single screw ship, she is driven by a Burmeister & Wain 6S50MC engine. She meets the rigorous standards laid down by the US Coastguard and is one of a few ships to have been awarded Qualship 21 status.
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