Passenger vessel 42 m

Description

Passenger vessels are designed as a means of transporting people on waterways and usually have various features and facilities according to their use.

The details and features of each passenger vessel depend on the type and use of the vessel in transporting passengers and their cargo.

General characteristics of the vessel:

1. Building material: Light aluminum alloy (three layers for high strength and lighter weight) – The use of aluminum alloy allows the vessel to travel longer distances with less fuel consumption (due to being lighter in weight).
2. Length: 42.00 meters.
3. Beam: 10.26 meters.
4. Draft: 1.88 meters.
5. Speed: 39 knots.
6. Fuel capacity: 18000 liters tank.
7. Freshwater tank capacity: 2000 liters.
8. Engine: Use of four MTU brand engines with high efficiency and power. These engines are highly efficient and use the latest technology used in the shipbuilding industry, which brings the highest efficiency to this vessel.
9. Passenger capacity: 386 people.
10. Crew: 15 people
11. Communication facilities: Radio, telephone and satellite communication systems for constant communication and precise navigation.
12. Amenities: Use of radio and television media systems, automatic heating and cooling system, etc.

Outstanding features:

Aerodynamic design: hull with minimal resistance to water, increasing speed and reducing fuel consumption.
Advanced navigation system: Use of two radars including GPS, Autopilot, Gyrocompass, magnetic compass, and satellite systems for greater safety.
Safety: Equipped with fire extinguishing systems, 2 * 25 life rafts with MES lifejacket under seats and 8 Viking life rafts (50 Person) for all passengers and crew.
Passenger comfort: Ergonomic seats with adequate legroom and air conditioning, capacity to carry 386 passengers and complete facilities for passenger comfort on long journeys .

Applications:

This vessel is ideal for passenger transport with high passenger turnover in coastal areas and between islands and can be used on busy routes or remote areas requiring advanced communications.