Vessel Runa
10
Duration (months)160
Metal input (tons)60
WorkersDESIGNING
- Determination of customer’s requirements
- Drafting and coordination of ship design
- Verification of conformity to standards
SUPPLY OF MATERIALS
- Drafting of materials and equipment lists
- Coordination of lists with the customer
- Drawing up of supply and production schedules
- Preparation of materials
HULL PREPARATION
- Assembly and welding of hull parts
- Assembly of parts into the volumetric hull
- Delivery and painting of the hull
EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION
- Installation of main propulsion devices of the ship: rudder-propeller group
- Alignment of the main engines along the shaft
- Alignment and installation of steering gear
- Installation of auxiliary gears
- Installation of systems
- Fitting out of the interior
- Installation of controls and navigational equipment
TRIAL AND DELIVERY
- Trial of systems and equipment
- Ship trial at rest and sea trials
- Delivery of the ship to the customer
Intended use of the designed ship
For fish farms
Using cranes and a winch, the ship pulls out nets from the water and transports them to the shore where the nets are cleaned and put in order. Also, the deck of the ship contains various inventory: anchors for nets, ropes, lines, containers.
For the clean-up of oil spills
The easily manoeuvrable ship surrounds the oil spill with a special net, localises and transports it.
Other areas of intended use
- Environment protection and localisation of pollutants
- Servicing of wind farms
- Crew transportation
- Construction of quays
- Tow-boat functions (with the deck modification)
- Fishing
- Sea research
- Underwater works
- Leisure
RUNA distinguishing characteristics
Twin hull
ensuring stability,
manoeuvrability and speed
Spacious living quarters
6 to 8 people can conveniently live
on the ship at the same time
Large hatches
on the deck facilitating
ship maintenance
Side thrusters
in the bow and stern allowing
for safe work near objects
