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Home›Dredging›Van Oord’s multicat Oceanus at Gebroeders Kooiman Shipyard (PHOTO)
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September 16, 2024 · about 1 year ago

Van Oord’s multicat Oceanus at Gebroeders Kooiman Shipyard (PHOTO)

The past few weeks, Van Oord’s multicat Oceanus has been at Gebroeders Kooiman Shipyard for periodic maintenance. According to Kooiman Marine Group, this included work on the propellers, rudders, box coolers, and fendering. Also, the underwater hull underwent preservation treatment. The Oceanus has

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Van Oord’s multicat Oceanus at Gebroeders Kooiman Shipyard (PHOTO)
photo courtesy of Kooiman

The past few weeks, Van Oord’s multicat Oceanus has been at Gebroeders Kooiman Shipyard for periodic maintenance.

According to Kooiman Marine Group, this included work on the propellers, rudders, box coolers, and fendering.

Also, the underwater hull underwent preservation treatment.

The Oceanus has a 340 ton-meter fore crane and a 80 ton-meter aft crane. The fore crane is equipped with a constant tensioning winch.

Also, the workboat has an enlarged depth, allowing the working deck to be 1.10 m above the waterline (normally: 80-90 cm).

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