Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
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Re: Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
*bows down*
edit: what about Blue Marling carrying USS Cole?
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Re: Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
Oh my... That's just too awesome!
That's just too awesome!
Re: Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
WTF is up with the third one? Do they really carelessly stack river ferries like that?
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Re: Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
bottoms one is Barge with river ferry one top!klagldsf wrote:WTF is up with the third one? Do they really carelessly stack river ferries like that?
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Re: Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
actually....
yep, Chinese casco's are moved to europe for outfitting that way.
yep, Chinese casco's are moved to europe for outfitting that way.
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Re: Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
...barges on barges on a barge....
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Re: Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
barges is build to withstand a lot of forces, The hull "have to be" reinforced to withstand that type of force the receive over the years, the "frame work"is also a tad stronger than you find in for example a cruise ships.
For example in Norway when they was building that huge oil-rig "Statfjord-A" they used similar barge to transport the superstructure onto the pillars.
see in this video at about 1:40, that's the power off.....:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goQSVhNwHTc
For example in Norway when they was building that huge oil-rig "Statfjord-A" they used similar barge to transport the superstructure onto the pillars.
see in this video at about 1:40, that's the power off.....:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goQSVhNwHTc
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Re: Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
No wtf - Klag - No need to doubt - It's like ''what can I do..'' Blue marlin is quite some times used like this recently since the other HLVs where stranded/sunk at heavy seas a few times back. And... Only the most bellow ones are barges the other are ''vessels''
Re: Dockwise MV Blue Marlin and Black Marlin
ugly ship - great drawings! 
