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STADT STASCHO References 2015

STADT STASCHO References 2015

STADT STASCHO References 2015

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STADT Ship References Overview
STADT presents its 5th generation No Loss technology through various ship references, showcasing fully integrated diesel-electric propulsion systems across different vessel types.
1. MV 'Nam Cheong'
- Type: AHTSV NCA80E
- Number of Vessels: 16
- Classification: ABS Class, RP, DP2
- Propulsion: STADT STASCHO DRIVES
- Installed Power: 6000 kW
2. MV 'Vestland'
- Type: SSV for Vestland Offshore
- Number of Vessels: 2
- Classification: BV Class, RP, DP1
- Propulsion: STADT STASCHO DRIVES
- Installed Power: 4000 kW
3. MV 'THOR'
- Type: Seismic Support Vessel
- Number of Vessels: 4
- Classification: DNV Class, RP, DP, ICE-1A
- Propulsion: STADT STASCHO DRIVES
- Installed Power: 4000 kW
4. MV 'Econuri'
- Type: Guide Ship for Incheon Port Authority
- Classification: KR Class, RP
- Propulsion: STADT STASCHO DRIVES
- Features: LNG and diesel-electric operation, dual fuel
- Installed Power: 1800 kW
5. MV 'Sanco Spirit'
- Type: Seismic Research Vessel
- Classification: DNV Class, RP, DP2, ICE-C
- Propulsion: STADT STASCHO DRIVES
- Installed Power: 6600 kW
6. MV 'Sanco Star'
- Type: Seismic Research Vessel
- Classification: DNV Class, RP, DP2, ICE-C
- Propulsion: STADT STASCHO DRIVES
- Installed Power: 5000 kW
7. MS 'Meløyfjord'
- Type: Purse Seiner
- Classification: NMD Class
- Propulsion: STADT STASCHO DRIVES
- Installed Power: 1920 kW
8. MS 'Voldnes', MS 'Stokke Senior', MS 'Harto'
- Type: Purse Seiners
- Classification: NMD Class
- Propulsion: STADT STASCHO DRIVES
- Installed Power: 1947 kW
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Catalog excerpts

STADT STASCHO References 2015-2

MS ”Meløyfjord” Purse Seiner NMD Class MS ”Voldnes” + MS ”Stokke Senior” + MS “Harto” Purse Se

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