Hitachi Zosen's Ariake Shipyard delivered the 64,822-dwt bulk carrier Maersk Sebarok to The Maersk Company (Singapore) Pte., Ltd. — the yard's 47th Panamax-type bulk carrier, fitted with several energy-saving features.
The 64,822-dwt bulk carrier Maersk Sebarok, built at the Ariake Shipyard of Hitachi Zosen, Japan, was delivered recently to her owner the Maersk Company (Singapore) Pte., Ltd.
The Maersk Sebarok is the 47th Panamax-type bulk carrier built by Hitachi Zosen, Japan.
The 215-meter-long vessel is the last of a three-ship order for the owner and is the 47th Panamax-type bulk carrier built by Hitachi. The ship is equipped with several energy-saving features, including a Hitachi Zosen nozzle at the stern to increase propulsion efficiency, a constant pressure turbocharged main engine — a Hitachi B&W 7L67GFCA diesel — and life-long antifouling paint. The ship was built to Lloyd's Register classification.
Mentioned in this article
Company
Hitachi Zosenbuilder, Ariake Shipyard, Japan
The Maersk Company (Singapore) Pte., Ltd.owner
Vessel
Maersk Sebarok64,822-dwt Panamax bulk carrier
Product
Hitachi B&W 7L67GFCAmain diesel engine
Organization
Lloyd's Register
Transcribed from the November 15, 1981 print edition of Maritime Reporter &
Engineering News. Text is OCR-derived and may contain errors.