Container ship cargo ship HAWAII II CLASS

The ship is designed for unrestricted, worldwide, fast container service. Below-deck containers are stowed in fixed cell guides, and a portable lashing system is provided for above-deck containers. Holds are closed by weathertight pontoon hatches which are designed for stacking on adjacent covers. The container mix is readily adaptable to suit individual owner requirements. At the design draft of 34'-6", container capacity is 1,650 TFEU, or 1,400 TFEU plus 125 Forty-Foot Auto Frames (FAFs). The ship's stability characteristics permit a maximum of 1,910 TFEUs (or 1,650 TFEUs plus 130 FAFs), which is achieved through 4-tier on-deck container stacking. Receptacles for refrigerated containers are provided in holds and on deck in 5 of the 16 container rows. Principal Characteristics Class: ABS A1 Container Carrier, AMS, ACCU Depth to Upper Deck: 66'-6" Machinery Plant Main Engine: B&W 8180MC Slow Speed Diesel, Single Screw, 33,680 BHP (metric) Additional Equipment Three 2,000 KW Ship’s Service Diesel Generators, one 500 KW Emergency Diesel Generator, two Turbochargers, Exhaust Economizer, Electro-hydraulic Bow Thruster, and Electro-hydraulic Steering Gear. Navigation Equipment Radar/collision avoidance system Gyro-compass and autopilot Echo depth sounder Doppler speed log Satellite navigation system Loran C Radio direction finder Radio Equipment 1,000 watt 410-515 kHz main transmitter VHF radio telephone Inmarsat satellite communication terminal HF teletype Remote Control and Monitoring Remote control from engine control room. Propulsion machinery can also be remotely controlled from the bridge.