Chemical Mariner (IMO: 9558971) is an oil product tanker, operating under the flag of Singapore. The vessel was built in 2010 by Asakawa Shipbuilding in their shipyard in Imabari, Japan, and classified by Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (NKK). The tanker is capable of carrying non-dangerous chemicals and oil products on board. The ship has a deadweight of 14,301 DWT, gross tonnage of 8,259 GRT, and net tonnage of 4,735 NT. The overall length of the tanker Chemical Mariner is 134.16 m, while the registered length (between the perpendiculars) is 125.00 m. The moulded beam of the vessel is 20.50 m, the board depth is 11.60 m and the maximum summer draft is 8.81 m. Chemical Mariner has 20 tanks with a total capacity of 16,479 cbm. The ship is highly effective and capable of operations worldwide, thanks to its latest technology, installed onboard.
The oil product tanker Chemical Mariner has a 2-stroke single-acting 6-cylinder main engine MAN-B&W/Hitachi 6S35MC, which has a total output power of 5,955 hp at 173 rpm. The small-bore (350 mm) two-stroke engines have been the world leaders in their market segment for decades. They provide the lowest possible propeller speed, lower fuel consumption, lower lube oil consumption, and more flexibility regarding emission and easy adjustment of the engine parameters.
The vessel has also three auxiliary diesel generators, each with a power of 450 kW. The tanker is equipped with a bow thruster with a power of 550 kW, which allows easier maneuvering.
The oil product tanker Chemical Mariner is operating with IMO number 9558971, MMSI 565544000, and a call sign 9V7965. The ship is owned by Singaporean company United Sky Shipping Pte Ltd and managed by the Dutch operator Chemship B.V.
Chemical Mariner specification
Length: 134.16 m
Width: 20.50 m
Depth: 11.60 m
Draft: 8.81 m
Deadweight: 14,301 DWT
Gross Tonnage: 8,259 GRT
Net Tonnage: 4,735 NT
Engine: MAN-B&W/Hitachi 6S35MC
Engine power: 5,955 hp
Speed: 15.4 kts
Chemical Mariner photos
