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CRAB TRAWLER
Northern Shipyard a subsidiary of
Remontowa Group, completed
construction of 20 m, B 335/1 vivier
crabber which was delivered
to the Owner, Teineskjær AS from Norway
in April 2005.
The vessel is another fishing vessel built
at Northern Shipyard for demanding Norwegian
market after successfully delivered
Purse Seiner/Trawler Vea in 2004. The vessel
will operate in the North Sea as first purposely
designed Vivier Crabber for Norwegian
Owners.
The vessel is the first crab trawler ever
designed and built for a Norwegian owner
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outside Norway. Technical design of the
vessel is provided by Norwegian naval architects
Sawicon AS, while workshop drawings
are made by Yard’s subsdiary “Naval
Engineering & Design”. Teineskjær represents
state-of-the-art technology.
New Teineskjær measures 19,99 m in
length, 7,0 m in beam and 3,50 m in depth.
She is powered by 441 kW Cummins
KTA19 M3 main engine driving a 2000 mm
CP propeller through Heimdal SG2 reduction
gearbox. Vessel is equipped also with
two generating sets Cummins 6CT8 3DM
of 118 kW output each. Electrically driven
75 kW side thrusters located fore and aft
REMONTOWA Group
delivered by Vestnorsk Engineering and
flap rudder, provide ship with excellent manoeuvrability.
The crab pots are stored in the hold below
main deck. Refrigerated to -15º C bait
store is cooled by Skogland unit and located
next to pot store hold. Layout of the deck
comprises table for emptying and rebaiting
crab pots.
Crab pots will be handled using 2 tons
pot hauler winch located fore on the starboard
side. Live crabs will be transferred to
the spacious, 42 cubic meter vivier tank,
outfitted with 2 seawater circulation pumps
and air blowing system.
Cargo will be handled using 1,1t/7m
crane delivered by Norwegian Marine
Equipment located on shelter deck. Access
to the holds is provided by hatches
on the deck as well as hydraulically operated
side gate.
Accommodation for 6 crew members,
galley, messroom and wardrobe are outfitted
in high Norwegian standard by another
company within Remontowa Group, Famos.
Spacious wheelhouse on the vessel provides
the skipper with the highest level of
engine control, navigation and communication
aids.
New Teineskjær will work for family
enterprise established by brothers Ståle,
Thorbjørn and Eivind Skoge from Skogsvåg.
Shipowners not only catch crabs, but also
take care of processing and retail sale.
New investment will triply quantity of
catch and let think young owners about future
development of company.
September 2005