Design PS-45 (Multipurpose Maritime Support Tug)

Design PS-45 (Multipurpose Maritime Support Tug)

The architectural and constructional type of the vessel is steel, single-hull, welded, twin-screw (2 fully rotating azimuth thrusters with an exposed drive), single-deck with an elongated forepeak tank, an open upper deck with a superstructure shifted towards the bow, and a two-tier pilothouse. The engine compartment is located in the middle of the ship, powered by a twin-shaft diesel power plant that operates the fully rotating azimuth thrusters, equipped with a bow thruster of the “tube propeller” type, and has five transverse watertight bulkheads reaching up to the bulkhead deck, dividing the ship into six watertight compartments. On the aft deck, using container fittings, it can carry 13 standard 10-foot containers or 6 standard 20-foot containers, including 2 20-foot containers with specialized diving equipment.

Design PE-65 (Marine tug with a pulling force of 63 tons)

Design PE-65 (Marine tug with a pulling force of 63 tons)

The architectural and structural type of the vessel is steel, monohull, welded, with two screws (2 full-rotation propeller-steering columns), diesel, single-deck, with an excessive above-water edge, stern arrangement of the engine room, with a panoramic wheelhouse. The towing hook, stern, and side bitts ensure the towing of ships and floating structures in the open sea. The bow double-drum winch and the bow two-hawse bitt facilitate the piloting (turning) of ships in anchorages and ports, as well as escorting vessels. The ship is fitted with a firefighting system for other ships and harbor structures, rescue gear, and equipment for participation in oil spill emergency response, housed in two standard 20-feet containers set on the aft deck using container fittings.

Design PI-22 (Pilot boat)

Design PI-22 (Pilot boat)

Architectural and construction type – a single-hulled, twin-screw boat with a steel hull, with a single-tiered wheelhouse made of aluminum-magnesium alloy, located in the middle of the vessel, with a collapsible mast made of Amg and a centrally located engine room. To improve seaworthiness and stability, trim tabs are installed in the stern. The vessel does not make international voyages. In terms of communication equipment – maritime area A1. The boat complies with the requirements of the Rules for the classification and construction of sea vessels RS in terms of operating the vessel in icy conditions, corresponding to the class symbol Ice2, navigation area R2-RSN, and automation level AUT 3.

Design 753 (Dry cargo vessel with a deadweight of 4000 tons)

Design 753 (Dry cargo vessel with a deadweight of 4000 tons)

The architectural and structural type of the vessel – steel, single-hull, welded, single-screw with an adjustable pitch propeller (shaft in the deadwood tube), with one steering gear behind the propeller (rudder blade with flap, connected to the steering machine through the rudder pintle), with the engine room located aft, with a poop deck and forecastle, living superstructure made of steel, and a pilothouse made of aluminum-magnesium alloy located in the aft part of the ship (the pilothouse is connected to the steel navigation deck through strip and sheet material of the Triclad type), with a transom stern and bulbous bow, with two cargo holds, double bottom, and double sides (double bottom and double sides are designed for the transportation of heavy cargoes with an allowable load of 15 t/m2), with pontoon-type hatch covers with an allowable load on them of 1.75 t/m2. Each hold has a movable grain bulkhead. The ship is equipped with a CO2 system for extinguishing fires in its own cargo holds. The ship has an advanced ballast system.

Design 1710 (Marine tug with a towing force of 40 tons)

Design 1710 (Marine tug with a towing force of 40 tons)

The architectural and structural type of the ship – steel, single-hull, welded, twin-screw with adjustable pitch propellers (APP) in rotating nozzles, diesel, single-deck, with an increased freeboard, aft engine room placement, featuring a panoramic view wheelhouse. The towing hook and lateral bitts ensure the towing of vessels in the open sea. The bow winch and bow bitt are designed for guiding (turning) vessels at anchorages and in ports.

Design 16609/3 (Tugboat with a towing force of 40 tons)

Design 16609/3 (Tugboat with a towing force of 40 tons)

The architectural and construction type of the vessel is steel, single-hulled, welded, twin-screwed (2 full-rotary propeller-steering columns), diesel, single-decked, with an excessive freeboard, aft engine room placement, and a panoramic view wheelhouse. The towing hook, aft winch, and side bitts ensure the towing of ships and floating structures in open sea. The bow winch and bow bitt provide piloting (berthing) of ships at anchorages and in ports. The vessel is equipped with a fire-fighting system for other ships and port facilities. In the aft part of the deck, there is provision for installing 2 standard 20 feet containers on container fittings. The weight of each loaded container is no more than 10 tons.

Design 16609/2 (Marine tug with a towing force of 54 tons)

Design 16609/2 (Marine tug with a towing force of 54 tons)

The architectural and constructional type of the vessel – steel, single-hull, welded, twin-screw (2 full-rotating thruster-steering columns), diesel, single-deck, with excessive above-water board, aft placement of the engine department, with a panoramic view wheelhouse. The towing hook and side bollards provide for the towing of ships and floating structures in open waters. The bow winch and bow bollard facilitate the piloting (mooring) of ships at anchorages and in ports. The vessel is equipped with a firefighting system for other ships and port facilities.

Design 16609/1 (Marine tug with a towing force of 40 t)

Design 16609/1 (Marine tug with a towing force of 40 t)

The architectural and structural design of the vessel is steel, single-hulled, welded, twin-screw (with 2 fully-rotatable azimuth thrusters), diesel-driven, single-decked, with an increased freeboard, aft machinery placement, and a 360-degree view wheelhouse. The towing hook and the side bitts facilitate the towing of vessels and floating structures in open waters. The bow winch and the bow bitt assist in guiding (swinging) ships in anchorages and ports. The vessel is outfitted with a firefighting system for other vessels and port installations.

Design 16202 (Multifunctional environmental protection floating station with deadweight of 4100 tonnes)

Design 16202 (Multifunctional environmental protection floating station with deadweight of 4100 tonnes)

Architectural and structural type of the vessel – steel, single-hulled, welded, twin-screw (2 full-turn propeller-helm columns with the propeller- steering columns in the nozzle), with a forecastle and a poop, accommodation superstructure and wheelhouse in the aft part of the vessel, with five cargo tanks and two settling tanks, double bottom and double sides, with engine-boiler room located aft, with developed ballast system, with Cargo Operations Control Point (COCP) on the 1st deck of the superstructure. The vessel is provided with one medium-speed engine running on fuel with viscosity 380cSt, transmitting rotation through a transmission device to both propeller-helm columns. In case of failure of the main engine, an electric water jet propulsion system is installed in the bow of the vessel as a reserve propulsion system, which can provide the vessel with a speed of 3.5-4 knots. It is used in the same way as the thruster. If it is necessary to increase the declared speed of the vessel, the water jet propulsion system can work together with the main engine.