Ship+of+the+year%3A+Ital+Mattina

This example of the largest of the four standard design containerships which HMD has in its portfolio, is another vessel built for German owners who specialise in the provision of tonnage for the liner charter trades, this time for the Italian Conti Lines Group.

Print this page Save as PDF
Ital Mattina – a Hyundai Mipo-built 4,300 teu containership.

Of single-deck configuration with fore­castle and sunken mooring deck aft, Ital Mattina has its machinery space in the three-quarter aft position, with a narrow, nine-tier superstructure above.

Six of the seven cargo holds are forward of this position and one, restricted by the ship’s shape, aft. The hull is double skinned with provision at the top of the side space, under the deck, for fore and aft passageways. Below these are water ballast tanks, with No. 3 tanks P&S used for anti-heeling purposes. All ballast tanks have separate filling arrangements to suit ballast exchange.

Total container capacity is 4,363 teu, with 2,573 carried on deck and 1,610 in the holds. In this maximum condition, seven tiers x 13 rows can be stowed on deck and 7/11 in the holds. Homogeneously loaded to 14 tonnes, total intake is 2,819 teu. Connections for refrigerated containers are available on deck and in holds 3, 4, 5 and 6 for 400 teu plus 200 feu, and arrangements are made in the holds for two tiers of 40ft x 9ft 6in containers to be carried.

All holds except No. 7 can accommodate dangerous cargoes of classes 1 (1 and 2 holds only) 1.4S/2/3/4/5.1/6.1/8 and 9 of Chapter II-2, Reg. 19 of SOLAS 2000 Amendment. Local strength of the tank top in the holds, and of the fixed cell guide structures, is suitable for container loadings of 24 tonnes/teu (six tiers) and 30 tonnes/feu (seven tiers).

Hatch covers are of the MacGregor lift-off pontoon type, totalling 40 individual panels with a permissible stack loading of 90 tonnes/teu and 120 tonnes/feu. When loaded with 2,819 teu, each containing 14 tonnes in accordance with IMO rules, Ital Mattina also carries about 11,000 tonnes of water ballast.

The main engine has been supplied by the nearby Hyundai Heavy Industries plant and is of the MAN B&W 8K90MC-C design, developing 36,560kW MCR at 104rev/min. At 90 per cent of this output and allowing a 15 per cent sea margin whilst running in a calm and deep sea, speed is around 23.9 knots. Electrical requirements are served by four alternators, two driven by Hyundai-built MAN 8L27/38 diesel engines, and two by 6L27/38 units. One pair generates 2,400kW each and the other 1,800kW each. An Aalborg composite boiler supplies steam, and the bow thruster is of Kawasaki make and has an output of 1,500kW.

Ital Mattina

Shipbuilder:Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Co. Ltd. (HMD), Korea
Vessel’s name:Ital Mattina
Hull number:0408
IMO number:9315915
Owner/operator:E.R. Schiffahrt GmbH & Co., Germany
Designer:Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Co. Ltd, Korea
Flag:Liberia
Total number of sister ships
already completed:
1
Total number of sister ships
still on order:
3
TECHNICAL PARTICULARS
Length, oa264.21m
Length, bp249.00m
Breadth, moulded32.20m
Depth, moulded19.50m
Width of double skin
– side2.00m
– bottom1.70m
Draught
– design11.30m
– scantling12.75m
Gross42,020gt
Displacement70,950tonnes
Deadweight
– design43,500dwt
– scantling53,600dwt
Speed service, 90 per cent MCR,
15 per cent sea margin
23.90knots
Bunkers
– heavy oil5,000m3
– diesel oil410m3
Water ballast13,200m3
Water ballast carried in
container loaded condition
11,000m3
Fuel consumption
main engine only
approx. 133 tonnes/day
ClassificationDet Norske Veritas @1A1,
Container Carrier, Nauticus
(NB) E0, DG-P, BIS, Naut-OC,
8WM-E (d)
Percentage of high tensile
steel used in construction
approx. 40 per cent
Heel control equipmentFramo
Main engine
– designMAN B&W
– model8K90MC-C
– manufacturerHyundai Heavy Industries
– number1
– type of fuel usedHFO
– output/speed36,560kW/104rev/min
Propeller
– materialNickel-aluminium-bronze
– design/manufacturerHyundai Heavy Industries
– number1
– pitch Fixed
– diameter7,700mm
– speed104rev/min
Diesel-driven alternators
– number4
– engine makeHyundai–MAN
– type

2 x 8L27/38

2 x 6L27/38

– type of fuel usedHFO
– output/speed2 x 2,400kW/2 x 1,800kW
Boilers
– number/type1 x composite
– makeAalborg
– output3,000kg/h (oil): 2,500kg/h (exhaust gas)
Hatch covers
– design/manufacturerMacGregor
– typeLift-off pontoons
Containers
– lengthsTEU/FEU
– heights8ft 6in, 9ft 6in
– total TEU capacity4,363
– on decks2,753
– in holds1,610
– homogeneously loaded to
1400 tonnes
2819
Reefer plugs400TEU + 200FEU
Tiers/rows (maximum)
– on deck7/13
– in holds7/11
Ballast control system
– make Damcos
– typeHydraulic remote
Complement
– officers18
– crew 16
– suez/repair crew6
Bow thrusters
– makeKawasaki
– number1
– output1,500kW
Bridge control system
– makeHyundai
– one man operationYes
Fire detection systemConsilium
Fire extinguishing systems
– cargo holdsNK/high pressure CO2
– engine roomNovenco/water mist,
NK/high pressure CO2
Radars
– number/type1 x S-band, 1 x X-band
– makeSAM Electronics
– modelsGR3021: GR3004G150
Integrated bridge systemNo

Waste disposal system

– incinerator make/model

– sewage plant make/model

KangRim/KFB-50

DVZ/DVZ-SKA-30

Contract date30 August 2004
Launch/float-out date10 May 2007
Delivery date28 June 2007

Source: NAVAL ARCHITECT – Significant Ships of 2007

Date: 2008-09-24

>>