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case study

Domestic passenger vessel entry into IACS classification

About project

Project and engineering support through the initial classification entry process for these two existing vessels.

Complete supervision and owner support through the Class entry process for two steel hulled passenger vessels engaged on domestic navigation and both being certified under the EU Passenger Ship Directive (2009/45/EC) under Malta flag. 

Concept definition and Exterior Styling, Preliminary vessel performance, Realistic visualizations

Concept definition and Exterior Styling, Preliminary vessel performance, Realistic visualizations

Results
Length Overall:
45.60 m
GT: 369
369
Class:
RINA
Certification:
EU Passenger Ship Directive Class D
Passengers:
400
Builder:
Ustamehmetoglu Shipyard - Turkey
Length Overall:
40.23 m
GT:
325
Class:
RINA
Certification:
EU Passenger Ship Directive Class D
Passengers:
400
Builder:
Kocatepe Shipyard – Turkey
More info

The project required NAS engineers to support owners with the full specification for dry-docking, plan and documentation preparation for class approval. We similarly supported through the system testing and sea trials and carried out inclining tests for both vessels under class supervision. The NAS Engineering department produced intact and damage stability data in line with the applicable requirements and same successfully underwent the Class review and approval process.

Additional tasks in this project included the preparation of updated arrangement plans, fire and safety plans and sprinkler system engineering plans and schematics. All of which were submitted to class and flag for review and approval.