Launched in 2024, these third-generation heavy-lifters have already proven to be some of the most competent MPVs in the water – breaking cargo handling records. They can accommodate over 150,000 FRT of cargo, with three 350 mt heavy lift cranes – combinable up to 700 mt max (increased to 800 mt on some of the fleet vessels).
Two large box-shaped cargo holds are optimised for drybulk, featuring adjustable pontoon triple decks and no centre line bulkhead.
Type
Multipurpose Dry Cargo Ship
Class
DNV + 1A, Multi-purpose dry cargo ships, BIS, BMW(T), DG(P,B), DBC, Strengthened(IB), Grab(1-10), LCS(DC), COAT-PSPC(B), TMON(oil lubrication), Recyclable, NAUT(NAV), E0, ER(SCR, TIER III), Clean(Tier III)
Deadweight
abt 32,000 t
GT/NT
25,400 / 9,400
LOA
179.90 m
LBP
176.90 m
Breadth (Moulded)
30.0 m
Depth (Moulded)
15.5 m
Draft (Summer)
10.3 m
Holds
2
Hatches
2
Tweendecks
Complete Tweendeck levels for holds 1 & 2 / flexible positions
Hatch Dimensions (L x B)
No. 1: 68.4 m x 25 m
No. 2: 38.0 m x 25 m
Holds Capacity / (Volume 100%)
No. 1: 27,100 cbm
No. 2: 14,400 cbm
Total
41,500 cbm
Floor Space
Tank Top: 2,660 m2
Tweendeck: 2,660 m2
Additional 760 m2 on triple deck
Weather Deck: 3,880 m2
Max Permissible
Weather Deck Hatch Covers: 5.5 t/m2
Load
Tweendeck Hatch Covers: 3.5 t/m2
Tank Top: 22.00 t/m2
Container Capacity
820 TEU in holds
1090 TEU on deck
Total TEU
2197 TEU
Reefer Containers
35 Reefer Plugs
Cargo Gear
3 cranes, SWL 350 t
Maximum Lift
Combined 700 t (Either with cranes 1 &2, or 2&3), whereas ‘AAL Newcastle’ and ‘AAL Mumbai’ will feature a combined lift of 800 t
Main Engine
MAN B&W 6S50ME-C9.7
MCR 7,380 kW at 107 RPM
CSR 6,273 kW at 101 RPM
Auxilary Engines (3 Sets)
2 x 1700 kW and 1 x 1065 kW
Bow Thruster
Yes
Stern Thruster
Yes
Anti-Heeling System
The vessel is equipped with anti-heeling tanks, with an automatic system fully monitored and controlled from the cargo office.
Dehumidifiers / Ventilation
Two independent dehumidifiers serve both cargo holds. Ventilation of cargo holds are in accordance with the requirements for carriage of dangerous cargo.
Dangerous Cargo
All classes of dangerous goods in package form can be carried on deck except above engine room, and under deck in line with IMDG and class regulations.
Smoke Detection / Fire Fighting
All cargo holds are equipped with a fire detection system and a C02 fire extinguishing system.