Special Purpose Vessels/Barges

PROJECT RECORDS

Below an overview of our most significant projects:

Semi-Submersible Barge Eide Barge 33 for Eide Marine Services AS

Eide Marine Engineering BV, delivered the full design documentation for the conversion of  the Eide barge 33. The barge is converted from a standard flat top barge (93.726 x 27.432 x 6.096m) to an enlarged Semi Submersible Heavy Lift Barge (109.7 x 45 x 6.096m) with a maximum submersion draft of 26m.

  • Class: DNV
  • Completed 2012

Self Unloading vessel

12,000 tonnes self unloading vessel “Osprey” for Oldendorff

Eide Marine Engineering BV, delivered the basic design package for a shallow-draught self-propelled self-unloading vessel. The vessel (130 x 27.5 x 8m) has open top hopper with approx.  12 000t  ore capacity.

  • The design is according the latest standards and regulations.
  • Classification society: Lloyds Register
  • Completed June 2015

Heavy lift test barges

Eide Marine Engineering BV provided the new-design and conversion-design for several barges which can additional  be used  as heavy lift test barge.

Deck cargo barge / 2750 s-tonne test barge – Franklin Offshore Pte. Ltd.

This barge will have a combined function: in normal use it will be used as a deck cargo transport barge and for load testing of several floating cranes, it can be equipped with  8 lifting points. The barge can be lifted by one single lifting point.

Deck cargo barge / 660 tonne test barge – Eide Worker

This barge will have a combined function: in normal use it will be used as a deck cargo transport barge and for load testing of several floating cranes, it can be equipped with  4 lifting points. The barge can be lifted by one single lifting point.

Crane barges

50t Floating Grab Crane

Eide Marine Engineering BV provided the barge structure, pedestal integration and superstructure design, for Louis Dreyfus Armateurs.

The barge will be equipped with a 50 tonne, 360degree fully revolving grab crane type Gottwald with a lifting capacity of maximum 50 tonne at 36m.

The barge (60×24.6×4.5m) is able to work in coastal areas.

Above maindeck there is a large superstructure containing a large workshop, covered working deck, offices and a 27p accommodation.

The selection of scantlings are based on the availability on the local market in Brazil.

Due to limited available crane capacity in the local operating area, special provisions are included to install and maintain  the crane without the need of additional cranes.

Classification society: Bureau Veritas