Jan De Nul Group has placed an order for a large self-propelled cutter suction dredger JDN8069 with the Croatian shipyard Uljanik Brodogradiliste.
The vessel was designed by Jan De Nul’s in-house design department. With seven large self-propelled cutter suction dredgers, Jan De Nul Group can boast much experience in rock dredging and dredging at high sea. This experience provided the basis for new cutter suction dredger concept.
The total installed diesel power will be over 40.000 kW, which is approximately 50% more powerful than the J.F.J. De Nul, currently the largest cutter suction dredger in the world.
The cutter power amounts to 8,500 kW and the cutter ladder weighs around 2,000 tonnes. These figures are unrivalled and make the vessel the ultimate tool for dredging hard rock.
The vessel’s technical leaflet:
Length o.a. 151.3 m
Breadth 36.0 m
Draught 5,75 m
Dredging depth 45.0 m
Suction pipe diameter 1,100 mm
Discharge pipe diameter 1,100 mm / 1,000 mm
Barge loading pipe diameter 1,000 mm
Submerged pump power 8,500 kW
Inboard pump power 2 x 8,500 kW
Cutter power 8,500 kW
Propulsion power 2 x 3,000 kW
Total installed diesel power 40,975 kW
Speed 12.0 kn
Accommodation 67.
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