Hydrographic research vessel for Russian shipowner
The newbuilding will be deployed for survey activities in the White Sea (Photo: “E.J. Bruinekool Photography & Text” )
With an overall length of 19.4m, a breadth of 5.8m, a draught of 1.3m, the newbuilding will be deployed for survey activities in the White Sea.
The research vessel of the 1940 design is equipped with three double-cabins. Furthermore, it offers space for a small crane on the afterdeck to lower a dinghy, a mini-sub, a sidescan sonar or a ROV into the water.
Two MAN D 2842 LE 405 900 HP diesel engines provide power for a maximum speed of about 20 knots. The hull was built of steel, reinforced at the bow and the superstructure is of aluminium. The No Limit 1940 is a bigger copy of the No Limit 1640 and has a displacement of 45 tonnes (compared to 30 tonnes).
