KHATTAF
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 Built                                  :  Smith Dock Limited, South Bank, Cleveland, U.K.
 Official Number                : 704624
 Builder's Dock Number    : 1356
 Signal Letters                  : A7JR
 Port of Registry               : Doha – State of Qatar
 Owners                            : QNNTC Limited,
 P.O. Box                           : 153, Doha – Qatar
 Kee Laid: 3rd October 1984
 Delivered: 30th May 1986
 
     
FREEBOARD PARTICULARS
 
METRES
TONNES
 
Freeboard
Draught
Displacement
Dead Wt
 Tropical Fresh Water
0.786
6.797
5340
2094
 Tropical Salt Water
0.906
6.677
5304
2094
 Fresh Water
0.922
6.661
5192
1946
 Summer Salt Water
1.042
6.541
5192
1946
 Winter Salt Water
1.178
6.405
5045
1799
 Winter North Atlantic
1.228
6.355
4991
1745
 
 
DIMENSIONS
 
Length Extreme 81.185 metres
Length between Perpendiculars 72.680 metres
Breadth Extreme 17.785 metres
Breadth over fender lugs 17.985 metres
Breadth over scrambling nets 18.585 metres
Breadth Moulded 17.760 metres
Depth Extreme ( Main Deck) 7.583 metres
Depth Moulded (Main Deck) 7.560 metres
Speed (Trial) 16.402 Knots
Cargo Deck Area 360 square metres
Deck Strength (Static Load) 15 t/m2 Aft. 10 t/m2 Fwd
Hull Double Skinned
   
   
TONNAGE
 
British  
Gross 3098
Net 929
 
DECK MACHINERY
 
All Deck Machinery is of ‘Robertson' manufacture.
2 x Mooring Winches Forward with 1800 metres of 45 mm wire and
high holding power anchors.
2 x Mooring Winches fitted both on Decks 1800 metres of 45 mm
and high holding power anchors.
2 x 8 tonnes Capstan Aft.
4 x 10 tonnes Tugger Winches
2 x 10 tonnes Pennant Winches.
 
DRAUGHT        DEADWEIGHT          ISPLACEMENT
CLASS & REGULATIONS
ACCOMODATION
     
   (m)                  (t)                         (t)  Lloyds 100 Al Offshore Supply/  Single Berth Cabins             17
  6541                1946                      5192  Firefighting Ship 1, I.M.C., U.M.S.,  Double Berth Cabins            15
  5400                0742                      3988  D.P. (AA).  Four Berth Cabins                09
   Vessel hull is strengthened to Lloyd's  Total Berths                        83
   Ice Class 2 British D.O.T. (Class VII)  Hospital Berth                       3
   for unrestricted world wide service.  All accomodation airconditioned
  S.O.L.A.S 1974 with 1981 amendments.  
   I.M.O. guidelines on stability and  
   design of offshore vessels.  
   Diving systems built to L.R.S. rules  
   for submersibles and diving systems.  
     
MAIN ENGINES
DECK LOADINGS
PROPELLERS & SHAFTS
     
 4 x ‘Stork Werkspoor' 9SW 280 Engines  Main Deck from roller to Fr 21 : 15  t/m2 static loading; 20 t/m2 dynamic  loading.  2 x 3000 mm dia. ‘Stone Vickers' 4
 Developing 3,200 BHP each. Total 12,800 BHP.  bladed C.P.P. in fixed kort nozzles.
   
   Main Deck from Fr 21 to Fr 50 : 10  t/m2 static loading; 15 t/m2  dynamic loading.  
   
   
     
DECK MACHINERY
BOW THRUSTER
D.P SYSTEM
     
All Deck Machinery is of ‘Robertson' manufacture.                2 x 3000 mm dia. ‘Stone Kongsberg S DP 521 Fully redundant system with, Minimum power mode
2 x Mooring Winches Forward with 1800 metres  of 45 mm wire and high holding power anchors. Forward: Vickers' 4 bladed C.P.P.                in fixed kort nozzles.
Power management function
2 x Mooring Winches fitted both on Decks 1800 metres of 45 mm and high holding power anchors.                1 x 660 K.W. Tunnel Thruster
               Electrically driven
Dead Reckoning
Auto track facility
               1 x 560 K.W. White Gill Jet,  
2 x 8 tonnes Capstan Aft. Aft:         Electrically driven
 
4 x 10 tonnes Tugger Winches                1 x340 K.W. Tunnel Thruster,                Electrically driven.  
2 x 10 tonnes Pennant Winches  
     
DECK CRANE
JOYSTICK CONTROLS
OIL POLLUTION CONTROL
     
The vessel is fitted with MTT hydraulic cranes as follow: Manual Joystick control is possible either from the console. Widespray type with 28 m3 storage tank.
1 x 15 tonnes offshore cranes heave compensated to 150 m lift, height 320m, Outreach 15 m    
STABILISATION
AIR DIVE SYSTEM
 
1 x 5 tonne offshore rated cranes outreach 10 m.  Interrring System Diving via built-in rescue zones port and starboard; a twin lock DDC is installed.
1 x 60 tonne grove crane at 45 m reach  
     
NAVIGATION EQUIPMNT
 
2 Gyro Compasses Weather FAX
Auto-Pilot Doppler Log
  Dual Channel Echo
Atlas Sounder to survey standards
 
1x10cm Radar Direction Finder
1x3cm Radar Magnetic Compass
3 x V.H.F Sets with Slave units Navtex Receiver
  Telephone Exchange,
JRC GMDSS (A2) Station Electronic 45 way Command Talk Back System
 
 
Inmarsat “M” Victor Bridge / Sat Control / Air Diver round Robin Intercomm
 
 
MISCELLANEOUS
 
Halon Fire Fighting System Steam Boiler 500 K.W.
Two deck supply panels (air/hydraulic/electric) for dicing orientated services.
   
Standby Capability 250 persons
  1 Rescue craft 15 persons
   
Lifesaving Appliances 2 totally enclosed Escape Craft Liferafts
   
REMOTE OPERATED VEHICLES
 
A R.O.V. Control station/launch site and workshop is built into the vessel situated in the starboard side. The R.O.V. can be side launched or launched through the working moonpool.
 
DIVING SYSTEMS
FIRE FIGHTING
CAPACITIES & DISCHARGE RATES
     
12 man Saturation Diving System rated to 300m comprising: One 3600 m3/hr. Pump driven from the main engine supply two monitors (provision made for 2 additional monitors) situated on a platform between the funnels. Water jets may be directed forward or aft. Potable Water: 549 m3 @ 200 m3/hr. (500 m3)
2 double lock 6 – man decompression chambers Brine: 328 m3 @ 150 m3/hr
Gas Oil: 323 m3 @ 180 m3/hr.
1 three man heave compensated diving bell All Discharge rates quoted against an 80 metre head.
1 twelve man Hyperbaric Rescue Craft  
Gas Storage Capacity 6000 cubic metres approx.   Discharge lines are situated midships and aft.
 
The system is capable of 24 hours split level saturation diving.    
   
Mixed Gas blender and Gas Recovery Unit installed.    
   
System operated through a 4 m2 aerated diving moonpool the vessel also has a 4 m x 3.25 m working moonpool.    
   
   
   
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