Incat Crowther Designs Ctvs For U.S. Offshore Wind

2022-05-14 01:23:18 By : Ms. Catherine Wang

Incat Crowther has recently secured contracts to design three offshore Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs) for the U.S. operator Windea CTV.

T wo of the   CTVs   will be built by St Johns Shipbuilding in  Florida and   one will be built by   Gulf   C raft in Louisiana.

The vessels ,   which are 30m in length  feature   a   large for edeck   with a 23 t.m knuckle boom crane and container securing lugs .   The vessels incorporate Incat Crowther’s patented Resilient Bow Technology minimizing boat  landing impact forces.  T h e  CTVs vessels will have a deadweight capability of more than  50 tonnes. 

"A resiliently mounted superstructure offers excellent comfort for both technicians and crew with six crew  berths provided in above deck staterooms.   Other notable features include a large wet ro om and stores  warehouse, fully - featured bathrooms and a discreet mess area.   Workshop and utility spaces in the hulls  are immediately accessible from the cabin," Incat Crowther said.

The vessels will be propelled by   quad Volvo IPS propulsion   units   driven by Volvo DI13 main eng ines, and will be  hybrid - ready .

The CTVs are scheduled to be delivered in 2023 and will go immediately into service for GE Renewables. The vessels will first operate out of New Bedford, MA, during the Vineyard Wind I construction period.

SPECIFICATIONS   -   30 m   CATAMARAN HYBRID - READY CTV PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS Length Overall   98 ’   5 ” /   30 . 0 m Length   Waterline   91 ’   6 ” /   27 . 9 m Beam Overall   32 ’   10 ” /   10 . 0 m Draft (hull)   4 ’   7 ” /   1.4 m Draft ( m ax)   5 ’   6 ” /   1.7 m Depth   14 ’   5 ” /   4.4 m Construction   Marine grade aluminium CAPACITIES Fuel Oil   9,510   gallons /   36,000   litres Fresh Water   925   gallons /   3,500   litres Sullage   660   gallons /   2,500   litres Technicians   24 Crew   6 PROPULSION AND PERFORMANCE Speed (Service)   26   knots Speed (Max)   29   knots Main Engines   4 x Volvo D13 Power   4 x 515 k W @   2,250 rpm Propulsion   4   x   Volvo IPS 30 Generators   2   x   40kW REGULATORY Flag   USCG CFR 46 Subchapter L Class   Bureau Veritas

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