After spending three weeks on the Clyde, the Suezmax tanker GENMAR HARRIET G finally left our waters today, bound for that well-know port 'For Orders'. This view gives a good impression of her great beam (48.04 metres) in relation to her length of 274.2 metres. It also shows how much of the draft of a tanker will increase when fully laden - her ballast draft is 7 metres, compared with 16 metres when fully loaded.Tuesday, 10 June 2008
GENMAR HARRIET G outbound
After spending three weeks on the Clyde, the Suezmax tanker GENMAR HARRIET G finally left our waters today, bound for that well-know port 'For Orders'. This view gives a good impression of her great beam (48.04 metres) in relation to her length of 274.2 metres. It also shows how much of the draft of a tanker will increase when fully laden - her ballast draft is 7 metres, compared with 16 metres when fully loaded.
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