Моряковский речной затон завершил модернизацию и переклассификацию барж 2700 и 2703 проекта Р171

Суда предназначены для перевозки угля, минерально-строительных материалов и универсальных контейнеров

In Moryakovsky backwater, which is a subsidiary of Samus Shipyard, work has been completed to update and reclassify two non-self-propelled dry cargo barges-platforms 2700 and 2703 of project Р171. Now they correspond to the class "M-SP".

The vessels replaced the plating, carried out external and internal painting, modernized the air pipe systems, and retrofitted the anchor device.

The main parameters of the barges: overall length — 89.10 m; design length — 85.80 m; width — 16.5 m; board height — 2.5 m.

The vessels transport coal, building materials and universal containers.

Earlier, the fifth barge of the RBD4608 project was launched at the Chkalovsky shipyard in the Vologda region. The dry cargo ship is equipped with spacious holds and durable decks, which makes it versatile for transporting a variety of cargo. It can easily cope with the transportation of grain, building materials, rolled metal products and lumber.

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