Shipbuilders of Perm Shipyard manufactured 2 more floating piers for electric vessels, 10 meters in diameter – "Vorobyovskaya Embankment" and "Novodevichy Ponds". They were delivered to the Russian capital, as reported by the head of the Moscow Department of Transport, Maxim Liksutov.
The new piers will become stops for the 4th regular river route "Luzhniki - Kievsky". Thanks to them, moving from one bank of the Moskva River to another will become even more convenient.
According to Liksutov, 150 shipyard employees are involved in the production of the piers. First, they create the main elements: the hull, coupling devices, and superstructure, then assemble the floating structure and equip it with ship systems and equipment.
At the final stage, a paint and varnish coating is applied to the pier hull. The finished infrastructure is transported to Moscow by water.
Features of piers for electric vessels:
- compactness
- capacity
- environmental friendliness
- comfort
40 passengers can be on one pier simultaneously. Inside, a waiting area will be equipped, vending machines and media screens will be installed. The electric vessels themselves are assembled at the Moscow Shipyard.
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