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LNB 30103 SHIPBUILDING

TECHNOLOGY
PROJECT 2-150m Feeder ship cargo
ship-900-Damen
LECTURER:
DATE: 14/12/2015
NAME

ID

MOHD SYAZWAN B. KAMARUDIN

56267113591

MUHAMMAD KHAIRUL FIQKRI B.


HASSAN

5667113035

150m Feeder ship cargo ship900-Damen

Ship particular
Ship name
LPP

Feeder ship
900-Damen
150.1 m

Beam

21.8m

Depth moulded

12.1m

dratf

7.2m

Speed

18 knots

GM, range of values

0.5-2.5m

Dead weight tonnes

9800

cargo

ship-

Introduction

150m long Feeder ship cargo ship-900Damen is a cargo ship that can takes all
container size
Has a movable cell guide where a change
in container size can be rapidly handled
on board.
Hatch is easy to handle where the hatch
covers are operated using hydraulics,
making them easy to open and close as
needed.

Method Of ConstructionModular Concept


Ships are built in the shortest time when a
series of specific pre-planned Modules are
assembled like a Lego set.
A Module is an engineered assembly of a
portion of the ship Platform that contains a set
of concentrated hardware and software that
drives one or more specific functions of the
ship directly or in combination with other
Modules.
Benefit of Modular Concept:
The construction time is least when the
Modules in turn are preassembled into
Blocks.

DESIGN
The hull form and arrangement of ship are
determined on the design stage. Research
and development are also conducted at this
stage.

Production planning

Working and production schedules are


developed, considering efficient
production.
Example: implement ACS(accuracy
control system)

The arrival of steel

The steel for hull form arrives at the


factory from the iron mill by ship.

Primer coating
Prior to processing operation,
the steel is surface-treated to
prevent corrosion.

Cutting of steel

Cutting of steel is a first step of


production.

Processing of steel

The shape of the hull is formed in this


phase.

Panel line

The panels for hull blocks are made


efficiently using a dedicated production
line system.

Sub assembly

The steel parts assembly phase.

Block assembly

Block assembly phase by modular


concept.

Outfitting for blocks

Pipes and equipment are installed in the


blocks.

Block joint on the dock

Hull blocks are joined on the dock


efficiently

Final Outfitting

The final outfitting was done to installed the


piping, remaining machineries and equipment
such as safety equipment onboard.

Ship Launching

By using the hip launching method using


air bag as a platform for the ship to slide
from slipway to the water.

Sea Trials

Ship's performance is confirmed by sea


trial.

Naming and delivery ceremony

After the completion of all construction


procedures, the naming and delivery
ceremony is held for the ship, and the
ship is delivered to the owner.

Amidships scantling halfbreadth

Thickness value according IACS


Unit

Thickness(mm)

Keel plate

11

Double bottom centerline girder

9.5

Double bottom girders

8.5

Inner shell bottom longitudinal

9.5

Bottom shell longitudinal

Bottom shell plating

Double bottom floor

8.5

Double bottom floor vertical stiffener

9.5

Bilge plating

Bilge keel

Bilge longitudinal

Transom web frame horizontal stiffener end brackets

8.5

Transom web frame horizontal stiffener in side ballast tank

8.5

Inner hull long bulkhead plating

7.5

Horizontal stringers in side ballast tank

Side shell longitudinal

Trans web frame in side ballast tank

7.5

Side shell plating

Sheer strake

Strength deck longitudinal

7.5

Strength deck plating

7.5

Hatch coaming trans bracket

7.5

Continuous hatch side coaming

7.5

Inboard continuous hatch side coaming & girder

8.5

Trans bulkhead vertical webs

7.5

Inner bottom plating(tank top)

7.5

Hull construction amidship

Bottom plate, side girders and plate floor


arrangement

Side girders, keel plate floor and tank top


arrangement

Girders, frame bars brackets and bottom plating


arrangement

Hold transverse frame, inner bottom plating, centre


girder, side girder and solid floor arrangement

Bilge keel, bilge bracket, shell and bilge keel


intermediate flat bar arrangement

Deck beam, tween frame, hold frame, web frame,


beam knee and tank side bracket arrangement

Deck longitudinals, transverse web, web frame


and side longitudinals arrangement

Topside tank, cross deck strip, corrugated transverse bulkhead, end


brackets, side shell frames, hopper tank and double bottom tank
arrangement

Deck support arrangement, including bracket,


girder and web frame.

Double bottom tank arrangement including tank


top and bottom plating.

Transversally stiffener arrangement

Web frame and tank side bracket


arrangement including stiffener for
stiffening.

Hatch system arrangement for cargo ship.

Hatch coaming and deck arrangement

Double Bottom Tank


Construction

List of Part Arrangement


1 . Solid floor
2. Bracket floor, Open floor,
Skeleton floor
3. Center girder
4. Side girder
5. Margin plate
6. Center strake
7. Inner bottom plating
8. Floor plate
9. Reverse frame
10 . Main frame

11 . Keel
12 . A trake
13 . Bottom
plating
14 . Bilge strake
15 . Bilge keel
16 . Tank side
bracket
17 . Gusset
plate
18 . Gusset
angle
19 . Hold frame
20 . Hold pillar

21 . Double plate
22 . Bottom ceiling
23 . Air hole
24 . Manhole
25 . Limber hole
26 . Vertical
stiffener
27 . Vertical bar
28 . Strut
29 . Center bracket
30 . Bracket to
margin plate
31 . Lightening hole

Stern Construction

List of part arrangement


1 . After peak tank
2 . Rudder stock trunk
3. Stern frame
4. Rudder
5. Deep floor
6. Tank top plate
7. Upper deck
8. After peak bulkhead,
Stuffing box bulkhead
9. Cant frame

9. Cant
frame
10 . Cement
11 . Inner
bottom plate
12 . Panting
stringer
13 . Transom
floor
14 . Rib
15 . Gudgeon
16. Crown
17 . Boss

18 . Propeller
post
19 . Heel piece
20 . Deck girder
21 . Deck beam
22 . Frame
23 . Horizontal
stiffener
24. Panting
beam
25. Beam
bracket
26. Floor
27. Wash plate

THE END

THANK YOU

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