Meyer Werft delivers LPG tanker

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15.04.2009 17:11

Meyer Werft in Papenburg delivered the LPG/LRG tanker "Gaschem Nordsee" to the shipping company Harpain.

Meyer Werft in Papenburg delivered the LPG/LRG tanker "Gaschem Nordsee" to the shipping company Harpain.

Meyer Werft in Papenburg delivered the LPG/LRG tanker "Gaschem Nordsee" to the shipping company Harpain.

The ship is 154.95 m long, 22.70 m wide, has a carrying capacity of 17,000 m³, and is able to operate at a speed of 17.7 knots.

The low-temperature cargo tanks and other components were built and delivered by Meyer Werft's sister company, Neptun Werft in Rostock-Warnemünde.

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