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James Joseph Mini-Tanker
Self-propelled double-hull 82 ft x 32 ft mini tanker built for bunkering in New York Harbor, with a 50,000-gallon carrying capacity.
Description
The James Joseph is a double-hull mini tanker built by May Ship Repair for bunkering operations in New York Harbor. Designed by naval architects DeJong & Lebet, Inc. of Jacksonville, Florida, the self-propelled vessel complies with USCG Subchapter D for tank vessels carrying flammable and combustible cargoes.
Key features
- 82 ft x 32 ft double hull, 50,000-gallon carrying capacity
- Two EPA Tier 3-compliant Cummins QSL9 diesels, each 335 hp at 1,800 rev/min
- ZF marine gears, 3 in. stainless steel Aquamet shafting
- Two 42 in. diameter four-blade bronze propellers
- Two-level pilothouse with AIS, GPS, compass, depth sounder, radar, alarms and fire station
Applications
Harbor bunkering; shown as a reference project for the yard's new construction capability.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 82 ft x 32 ft |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 50,000 gallons |
| Engines | two Cummins QSL9, 335 hp at 1,800 rev/min each |
| Propellers | two 42 in. diameter, four-blade bronze |
| Shafting | 3 in. stainless steel Aquamet |
| Regulatory | USCG Subchapter D |
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