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Type : Crude Oil Tanker
(Double Hull VLCC)
Flag : Bahamas
Registry No. : 8000336
Built : January 2001
Hitachi Zosen Corporation Japan
Class : American Bureau of Shipping
LR/IMO No. : 9196606
Complement : 32
Call sign : 36RX9
Dimensions : LOA 332.95 m
LBP 320.00 m
LReg 321.344 m
BMLD 60.00 m
DMLD 29.55 m
Summer DWT/Draft : 298,530 mt/21.13 m
Tropical DWT/Draft : 306,512 mt/22.038m
Winter DWT/Draft : 290,574 mt/20.69m
GRT/NRT : 159,397/95,799
Suez Gross/Net : 161,580.90/151,078.03
Lightweight : 40,606 mt
TPC (on summer draft) : 181 t/cm
Main Engine/MCO/CSO : Hitachi Zosen MAN B&W 7S80MC
(Mk VI)
MCO 34,650 PS at 79.0 rpm
CSO 31,190 PS at 76.3
Speed : Sea speed at design draft of 18.96 m and at CSO with 15% sea margin
about 16.00 knots
Cargo tanks capacity (98% full) : No. 1 Center C.O.T. (C) 29,202 m3
No. 2 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,921 m3
No. 3 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,921 m3
No. 4 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,921 m3
No. 5 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,146 m3
No. 1 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 29,738 m3
No. 2 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 40,260 m3
No. 3 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 28,182 m3
No. 4 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 40,260 m3
No. 5 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 25,416 m3
Slop tank (P&S) 7,856 m3
Total 331,823 m3
Tank capacities (100% full) : Fuel oil 7,914.2 m3
(inc sett. & serv. tanks)
Diesel oil 560.0 m3
(inc serv. tank)
Water ballast 109,135 m3
Fresh water abt 782 m3
(inc dist water)
Cargo and ballast pumps : Cargo oil pump - 3 sets
Capacity 5,500 m3/h x 150 m
Stripping pump - 1 set
Capacity 200 m3/h x 150 m
Cargo oil stripping eductor - 2 sets
Capacity 630 m3/hr
Ballast pump - 2 sets
Capacity 4,000 m3/h x 35 m
Ballasteductor - 2 sets stripping
Capacity 400 m3/
Glossary
Technical terms and abbreviations
Aframax
Vessels in the order of 80,000-100,000 dwt, typically vessels with load capacities of 600,000 barrels of crude oil.
Antifouling
Specially developed paint which - when used on the bottom of ships - reduce fouling from various organisms. Modern types of paint seek to minimise the hazardous environmental impacts.
Ballast voyage
Voyages taking place between ports of discharge and loading ports where the vessel is carrying no cargo.
Bareboat Charter Party
Usually a long-term lease where the charterer takes over a "naked" vessel. The charterer thereby has both the commercial and the technical control of the vessel in addition to the insurance coverage.
Bulk
Expression for bulk commodities. A term for everything stowed in bulk without packaging.
Bulk carrier
Vessels with no between-deck used for bulk transport. The vessels are mainly used for transport of grain, coal and ore.
Bunker
Fuel used by the vessel.
Bunker hedging
Forward agreement to purchase or sell bunker oil at a predetermined price.
Charterer
The party chartering a vessel, e.g. a cargo owner leasing the vessel for one voyage or for a short or long period.
Carrier
The party hiring out his vessel or the transport capacity of his vessel. The term Carrier is used less in everyday speech; the term shipowner is used instead.
Call option
A right but not an obligation to buy an underlying instrument at a predetermined price.
Capesize
An indication of the size of a bulk carrier. 100,000-200,000 dwt.
Charter Party
Lease or freight agreement between shipowner and charterer.
CO2
Carbon dioxide.
Coated tanks
A special surface treatment of cargo tanks protecting the cargo against impurities.
Combination tonnage
A type of vessel transporting both dry cargo (e.g. coal) and liquid cargo (oil). Sometimes referred to as Combined Carrier or OBO Carrier (Oil-Bulk-Ore Carrier).
Commercial Management
Agreement regarding the management of the employment of the vessel at the expense and risk of the shipowner.
Contract of Affreightment
A freight agreement including the obligation to transport large quantities of cargo for several voyages.
Daily operating costs
Include crew costs, current repair and maintenance costs and lubricating oil.
Dry cargo
Transport of non-liquid cargo.
Dwt
Tonnes deadweight. Designation of the load capacity of a vessel.
Fearnleys, Oslo
Internationally recognised Norwegian shipbrokers; issue publications on shipping.
FFA
Forward agreement to purchase or sell future freight rates at a predetermined rate.
Forward Freight Agreements
Forward agreements to purchase or sell the transport of cargo at a predetermined price.
Gearless Panamax vessels
Panamax vessels without cranes. 60,000-85,000 dwt.
General cargo vessel
Vessel with one or more between-decks enabling a separation of different types of cargo.
Handymax
An indication of size of a bulk carrier. 43,000-55,000 dwt.
Handysize
An indication of size of a bulk carrier. 20,000-35,000 dwt.
HR
Internationally used common abbreviation of Human Resources. In a business context the expression implies that the employees should be considered as an important resource capable of improving the company's results when directed by a conscious and goal-oriented management.
IMO
International Maritime Organisation - international shipping organization under the UN.
Industrial Carriers
Vessels with a limited field of operation for delivery of cargo to primarily very energy-intensive and market-sensitive companies. The Capesize is a typical example of an Industrial Carrier.
Interest rate swap
A financial instrument that enables the changing of a series of variable interest payments to fixed interest payments (or vice versa).
Loading contract
See contract of affreightment.
LR (long range)
Product Product tankers for transport of refined oil products in the order of 65,000-100,000 dwt (about the same as the Aframax size, but with coated cargo tanks).
Lightering operation
An operation where large vessels reload to small vessels to be able to serve small ports.
MAL
A two-digit code where the first digit indicates the degree of vapours (solvents) given off, and the second digit the degree of contact hazard. Both digits should be as low as possible to improve occupational health and safety.
MR (medium range)
Product carriers for transport of refined oil products in the order of 35,000-50,000 dwt.
NAFTA
North American Free Trade Agreement. An agreement with the purpose of extending and improving trade between Mexico, USA and Canada.
Non-toxic antifouling
An environment-friendly bottom paint for vessels that keep the bottom clear of algae.
"NORDEN"/Group/Company
Dampskibsselskabet "NORDEN" A/S.
NOx
Nitrogen compounds.
OECD
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. An association of the most industrialised nations with the main purpose of achieving increased economic growth.
OPA90
US environmental legislation introduced to control oil pollution within US territorial waters, requiring double-hulled tanker tonnage.
Operating activities
Chartering of tonnage that is operated on the spot or period markets.
Option cargo contract
The simultaneous purchase of an option at one strike price and sale of another option at another strike price at the same amount and for the same period of time. The purchaser of an option cargo contract has purchased a call option at the high strike price and sold a put option at the low strike price.
Panamax
Vessel of about 60,000-80,000 dwt. The largest type of vessel being able to pass the Panama Canal.
Persistent Oil
Popular definition of e.g. crude oil, fuel oil, vacuum gas oil and other non-volatile oils.
Product Tank
The part of the tank segment covering voyages with refined oil products including jet fuel, naphtha, diesel and gas oils.
Protection & Indemnity
The most important shipping liability insurance.
Purchase option
A right, but not an obligation to purchase a vessel at a predetermined price.
Put option
A right, but not an obligation to sell the underlying instrument at the strike price.
Relet
Chartering of a vessel subsequently charter out on the same conditions. The shipping company which does not charter the vessel pays only the hire cost and receives only the hire income.
Shipping
Designates related maritime activities.
Short-Haul
Designates short voyages.
SO2
Sulphur dioxide.
SR (short range)
Product Product tankers for transport of refined oil products in the order of 25,000-35,000 dwt.
Strike price
The price agreed at which the underlying instrument can be traded.
Suezmax
Vessels in the order of 120,000-150,000 dwt, typically vessels with load capacities of one million barrels of crude oil. The maximum size passing the Suez Canal fully loaded.
Tank
General designation of all sea borne transportation of oil, both crude oil and refined products.
Timecharter
A lease of a vessel whereby the vessel is hired out for a short or long period.
Timecharter equivalent
Freight revenues reduced by bunker oil consumption, harbour charges and commission, stated per day.
Ton - Mile
The distance covered by a quantity of cargo.
Tramp trade
Sailing with no fixed schedule.
"Two-tier" marked
Designates a market with two rate levels. Distinction made especially within the tank segment where higher rates are to be expected for quality tonnage than for second-class vessels.
UL/VLCC(Ultra Large/Very Large Crude Carriers)
Crude oil tankers in the order of 200,000-350,000 dwt, typically tonnage with a load capacity of 2 million barrels of crude oil. Unable to pass the Suez Canal.
Value-at-Risk (VaR)
A statistical measure of the maximum loss on the company's positions within a given period with a given probability.
World scale
Internationally used freight system based on a "standard vessel" of 75,000 dwt. The freight is calculated on the basis of scheduled voyages
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Tema: Re: Petroleros para la carta
Para darle un cierto fondo en nuestros socios,
Puedo dejarle saber que proporcionamos corretaje, el consultar y los servicios financieros del arreglo de las finanzas así como los servicios del desarrollo del proyecto relacionados con negociar y el transporte del petróleo crudo, los productos de petróleo, gas natural, gas natural licuefecho (LNG), y otras materias. En el lado del petrolero, nuestro equipo sobre de treinta corredores ha concluido los accesorios con sobre 50 diversos fletadores y tiene relaciones directas con el 85% de dueños del petrolero. Somos actualmente parte de la compañía más grande del corretaje del petrolero de los Estados Unidos y tenemos relaciones excelentes con los navieros mundiales. El grupo de My/our/, nuestro infante de marina proyecta el departamento, está implicado directamente con contraer de newbuildings, los timecharters, y la venta y la compra de los segundos recipientes de la mano. Hemos concluido la venta y la compra de los petroleros para muchos de nuestros clientes y hemos arreglado las cartas a largo plazo para estos clientes también...
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IDEAS DE LA TARIFA: PUNTO BAJO A LA GAMA MEDIADOS DE DE $70K/DAY PARA 1-YEAR O 5-YEARS PARA $50 K/DAY CERCANOS
NOMBRE Ex: N/A
CONSTRUIDO: ENERO de 2005
BANDERA: INDIO
SDWT: TA 316.000
SDRFT: 22.50 M
LOA: 333.0 M
+VIGA: 60.0 M
KTM: 67 M
BCM: 167 M
CASQUILLO CÚBICO (98 % de los TANQUES Exes de SLOP): 337470 CBM
CASQUILLO DEL TANQUE DE SLOP (98 %): 7111 CBM
BOMBAS: 3 x 5500 M3H @150 MTH
CLASE: DNV
TIPO DE LASTRE: SBT
Aconseje por favor cómo sus fletadores quisieran proceder. Tienen tres opciones a elegir de:
2 Oportunidades De la Carta
- 1 VLCC
- 1 Suezmax
1 Oportunidad De la Compra
- 1 Suezmax
Puede aconsejar el formato siguiente:
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Período TimeCharter - VLCC (aviso hacia adelante), entrega de Suezmax (de febrero el 20 del deliv (UKC))
Venta Y Compra: - Suezmax (para la compra jun/july)
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Período:
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Timecharter del mes XX +/- días XX en la opción del fletador
Hire De la Carta:
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XXXXX por día o a prorrateo
PARA LA COMPRA:
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Indicación De la Compra: (# M) - para el Jun/July Daewoo NOTA Suezmax
Comercio Previsto:
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Aconseje Por favor
Cargos:
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Aconseje Por favor
Temas:
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MAN B&W 7S80MC
(Mk VI)
MCO 34,650 PS at 79.0 rpm
CSO 31,190 PS at 76.3 rpm
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Speed : Sea speed at design draft of 18.96 m and at CSO with 15% sea margin
about 16.00 knots
Cargo tanks capacity (98% full) : No. 1 Center C.O.T. (C) 29,202 m3
No. 2 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,921 m3
No. 3 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,921 m3
No. 4 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,921 m3
No. 5 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,146 m3
No. 1 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 29,738 m3
No. 2 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 40,260 m3
No. 3 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 28,182 m3
No. 4 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 40,260 m3
No. 5 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 25,416 m3
Slop tank (P&S) 7,856 m3
Total 331,823 m3
Tank capacities (100% full) : Fuel oil 7,914.2 m3
(inc sett. & serv. tanks)
Diesel oil 560.0 m3
(inc serv. tank)
Water ballast 109,135 m3
Fresh water abt 782 m3
(inc dist water)
Cargo and ballast pumps : Cargo oil pump - 3 sets
Capacity 5,500 m3/h x 150 m
Stripping pump - 1 set
Capacity 200 m3/h x 150 m
Cargo oil stripping eductor - 2 sets
Capacity 630 m3/hr
Ballast pump - 2 sets
Capacity 4,000 m3/h x 35 m
Ballasteductor - 2 sets stripping
Capacity 400 m3/
Type : Crude Oil Tanker
(Double Hull VLCC)
Flag : Bahamas
Registry No. : 8000336
Built : January 2001
Hitachi Zosen Corporation
Ariake, Japan
Hull No. 4968
Class : American Bureau of Shipping
all sisterships photos..//
Summer DWT/Draft : 298,530 mt/21.13 m
Tropical DWT/Draft : 306,512 mt/22.038m
Winter DWT/Draft : 290,574 mt/20.69m
GRT/NRT : 159,397/95,799
Suez Gross/Net : 161,580.90/151,078.03
Lightweight : 40,606 mt
TPC (on summer draft) : 181 t/cm
Main Engine/MCO/CSO : Hitachi Zosen MAN B&W 7S80MC
(Mk VI)
MCO 34,650 PS at 79.0 rpm
CSO 31,190 PS at 76.3 rpm
Speed : Sea speed at design draft of 18.96 m and at CSO with 15% sea margin
about 16.00 knots
Cargo tanks capacity (98% full) : No. 1 Center C.O.T. (C) 29,202 m3
No. 2 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,921 m3
No. 3 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,921 m3
No. 4 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,921 m3
No. 5 Center C.O.T. (C) 32,146 m3
No. 1 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 29,738 m3
No. 2 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 40,260 m3
No. 3 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 28,182 m3
No. 4 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 40,260 m3
No. 5 Wing C.O.T. (P&S) 25,416 m3
Slop tank (P&S) 7,856 m3
Total 331,823 m3
Tank capacities (100% full) : Fuel oil 7,914.2 m3
(inc sett. & serv. tanks)
Diesel oil 560.0 m3
(inc serv. tank)
Water ballast 109,135 m3
Fresh water abt 782 m3
(inc dist water)
Cargo and ballast pumps : Cargo oil pump - 3 sets
Capacity 5,500 m3/h x 150 m
Stripping pump - 1 set
Capacity 200 m3/h x 150 m
Cargo oil stripping eductor - 2 sets
Capacity 630 m3/hr
Ballast pump - 2 sets
Capacity 4,000 m3/h x 35 m
Ballasteductor - 2 sets stripping
Capacity 400 m3/
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