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1 Draft Final Report Deep-Draft Vessel Geometries A Document with Electronic Supporting Files Prepared for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R&D Work Unit Entitled Economics of Deep Draft Vessel Operations for Navigation Economic Technologies (NETS) by Jennifer K. Waters Department of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering United States Naval Academy Annapolis, MD for Institute for Water Resources U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Alexandria, VA September 2005 Update 1: March 2006 Update 2: May 2006
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3 Executive Summary In order to support testing, validation and use of the U.S. Army Corps program CADET (Channel Analysis and Design Evaluation Tool), a variety of detailed vessel hull geometries have been collected for use with the program and associated research of channel design. A total of one hundred sixty four (164) real, presently or recently operational vessels are provided and have been subdivided into the following categories: Barges Bulkers Casinos and River Boats Containerships Ferries Fishing Vessels General Cargo Vessels Naval Amphibious Vessels Naval Auxiliary Vessels Naval Combatants Offshore Supply Vessels Other Vessels Passenger Vessels Research Vessels RO/ROs SWATHS Tankers Tugboats The vessel geometries have been provided in electronic format. This document provides details on the file format and tips on viewing and manipulating the files, as well as tabular summaries of the vessels and previews of their geometries. Executive Summary i
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5 Table of Contents Executive Summary... i Table of Contents...iii List of Tables...viii List of Figures... xii Introduction... 1 Summary of Vessel Geometries... 1 Overview... 1 Special Codes... 8 File Format... 8 Viewing and Manipulating the Files... 8 Barges... 9 Barge Barge Barge Barge Barge Barge Barge Barge Barge Barge Barge Barge Barge Bulkers Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Bulker Casinos and River Boats Casino / River Boat Casino / River Boat Table of Contents iii
6 Casino / River Boat Casino / River Boat Casino / River Boat Containerships Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Containership Ferries Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Fishing Vessels Fishing Vessel Fishing Vessel Fishing Vessel Fishing Vessel iv Table of Contents
7 General Cargo Vessels General Cargo General Cargo General Cargo Naval Amphibious Vessels Naval Amphib Naval Amphib Naval Amphib Naval Amphib Naval Auxiliary Vessels Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Combatants Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Offshore Supply Vessels (OSVs) OSV OSV Other Vessels Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Passenger Vessels Passenger Passenger Passenger Table of Contents v
8 Passenger Passenger Passenger Research Vessels Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Roll-On/Roll-Off Vessels (RO/ROs) Ro/Ro Ro/Ro Ro/Ro Ro/Ro Ro/Ro RO/RO RO/RO RO/RO RO/RO Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull Vessels (SWATHs) SWATH SWATH SWATH Tankers Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker vi Table of Contents
9 Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tanker Tugboats Tugboat Tugboat APPENDIX A... 1 Table of Contents vii
10 List of Tables Table 1: Summary of Vessels... 2 Table 2: Barge 01 Principal Characteristics... 9 Table 3: Barge 02 Principal Characteristics Table 4: Barge 03 Principal Characteristics Table 5: Barge 04 Principal Characteristics Table 6: Barge 05 Principal Characteristics Table 7: Barge 06 Principal Characteristics Table 8: Barge 07 Principal Characteristics Table 9: Barge 08 Principal Characteristics Table 10: Barge 09 Principal Characteristics Table 11: Barge 10 Principal Characteristics Table 12: Barge 11 Principal Characteristics Table 13: Barge12 Principal Characteristics Table 14: Barge 13 Principal Characteristics Table 15: Bulker 01 Principal Characteristics Table 16: Bulker 02 Principal Characteristics Table 17: Bulker 03 Principal Characteristics Table 18: Bulker 04 Principal Characteristics Table 19: Bulker 05 Principal Characteristics Table 20: Bulker 06 Principal Characteristics Table 21: Bulker 07 Principal Characteristics Table 22: Bulker 08 Principal Characteristics Table 23: Bulker 09 Principal Characteristics Table 24: Bulker 10 Principal Characteristics Table 25: Bulker 11 Principal Characteristics Table 26: Bulker 12 Principal Characteristics Table 27: Bulker 13 Principal Characteristics Table 28: Bulker 14 Principal Characteristics Table 29: Bulker 15 Principal Characteristics Table 30: Bulker 16 Principal Characteristics Table 31: Casino / River Boat 01 Principal Characteristics Table 32: Casino / River Boat 02 Principal Characteristics Table 33: Casino / River Boat 03 Principal Characteristics Table 34: Casino / River Boat 04 Principal Characteristics Table 35: Casino / River Boat 05 Principal Characteristics Table 36: Containership 01 Principal Characteristics Table 37: Containership 02 Principal Characteristics Table 38: Containership 03 Principal Characteristics Table 39: Containership 04 Principal Characteristics Table 40: Containership 05 Principal Characteristics Table 41: Containership 06 Principal Characteristics Table 42: Containership 07 Principal Characteristics Table 43: Containership 08 Principal Characteristics Table 44: Containership 09 Principal Characteristics viii List of Tables
11 Table 45: Containership 10 Principal Characteristics Table 46: Containership 11 Principal Characteristics Table 47: Containership 12 Principal Characteristics Table 48: Containership 13 Principal Characteristics Table 49: Containership 14 Principal Characteristics Table 50: Containership 15 Principal Characteristics Table 51: Containership 16 Principal Characteristics Table 52: Containership 17 Principal Characteristics Table 53: Containership 18 Principal Characteristics Table 54: Containership 19 Principal Characteristics Table 55: Ferry 01 Principal Characteristics Table 56: Ferry 02 Principal Characteristics Table 57: Ferry 03 Principal Characteristics Table 58: Ferry 04 Principal Characteristics Table 59: Ferry 05 Principal Characteristics Table 60: Ferry 06 Principal Characteristics Table 61: Ferry 07 Principal Characteristics Table 62: Ferry 08 Principal Characteristics Table 63: Ferry 09 Principal Characteristics Table 64: Ferry 10 Principal Characteristics Table 65: Ferry 11 Principal Characteristics Table 66: Ferry 12 Principal Characteristics Table 67: Ferry 13 Principal Characteristics Table 68: Ferry 14 Principal Characteristics Table 69: Ferry 15 Principal Characteristics Table 70: Ferry 16 Principal Characteristics Table 71: Ferry 17 Principal Characteristics Table 72: Fishing Vessel 01 Principal Characteristics Table 73: Fishing Vessel 02 Principal Characteristics Table 74: Fishing Vessel 03 Principal Characteristics Table 75: Fishing Vessel 04 Principal Characteristics Table 76: General Cargo 01 Principal Characteristics Table 77: General Cargo 02 Principal Characteristics Table 78: General Cargo 03 Principal Characteristics Table 79: Naval Amphib 01 Principal Characteristics Table 80: Naval Amphib 02 Principal Characteristics Table 81: Naval Amphib 03 Principal Characteristics Table 82: Naval Amphib 04 Principal Characteristics Table 83: Naval Auxiliary 01 Principal Characteristics Table 84: Naval Auxiliary 02 Principal Characteristics Table 85: Naval Auxiliary 03 Principal Characteristics Table 86: Naval Auxiliary 04 Principal Characteristics Table 87: Naval Auxiliary 05 Principal Characteristics Table 88: Naval Auxiliary 06 Principal Characteristics Table 89: Naval Auxiliary 07 Principal Characteristics Table 90: Naval Combatant 01 Principal Characteristics List of Tables ix
12 Table 91: Naval Combatant 02 Principal Characteristics Table 92: Naval Combatant 03 Principal Characteristics Table 93: Naval Combatant 04 Principal Characteristics Table 94: Naval Combatant 05 Principal Characteristics Table 95: Naval Combatant 06 Principal Characteristics Table 96: Naval Combatant 07 Principal Characteristics Table 97: Naval Combatant 08 Principal Characteristics Table 98: Naval Combatant 09 Principal Characteristics Table 99: Naval Combatant 10 Principal Characteristics Table 100: OSV 01 Principal Characteristics Table 101: OSV 02 Principal Characteristics Table 102: Other 01 Principal Characteristics Table 103: Other 02 Principal Characteristics Table 104: Other 03 Principal Characteristics Table 105: Other 04 Principal Characteristics Table 106: Other 05 Principal Characteristics Table 107: Other 06 Principal Characteristics Table 108: Other 07 Principal Characteristics Table 109: Other 08 Principal Characteristics Table 110: Other 09 Principal Characteristics Table 111: Other 10 Principal Characteristics Table 112: Passenger 01 Principal Characteristics Table 113: Passenger 02 Principal Characteristics Table 114: Passenger 03 Principal Characteristics Table 115: Passenger 04 Principal Characteristics Table 116: Passenger 05 Principal Characteristics Table 117: Passenger 06 Principal Characteristics Table 118: Research Vessel 01 Principal Characteristics Table 119: Research Vessel 02 Principal Characteristics Table 120: Research Vessel 03 Principal Characteristics Table 121: Research Vessel 04 Principal Characteristics Table 122: Research Vessel 05 Principal Characteristics Table 123: Research Vessel 06 Principal Characteristics Table 124: Research Vessel 07 Principal Characteristics Table 125: Ro/Ro 01 Principal Characteristics Table 126: Ro/Ro 02 Principal Characteristics Table 127: Ro/Ro 03 Principal Characteristics Table 128: Ro/Ro 04 Principal Characteristics Table 129: Ro/Ro 05 Principal Characteristics Table 130: RO/RO 06 Principal Characteristics Table 131: RO/RO 07 Principal Characteristics Table 132: RO/RO 08 Principal Characteristics Table 133: RO/RO 09 Principal Characteristics Table 134: SWATH 01 Principal Characteristics Table 135: SWATH 02 Principal Characteristics Table 136: SWATH 03 Principal Characteristics x List of Tables
13 Table 137: Tanker 01 Principal Characteristics Table 138: Tanker 02 Principal Characteristics Table 139: Tanker 03 Principal Characteristics Table 140: Tanker 04 Principal Characteristics Table 141: Tanker 05 Principal Characteristics Table 142: Tanker 06 Principal Characteristics Table 143: Tanker 07 Principal Characteristics Table 144: Tanker 08 Principal Characteristics Table 145: Tanker 09 Principal Characteristics Table 146: Tanker 10 Principal Characteristics Table 147: Tanker 11 Principal Characteristics Table 148: Tanker 12 Principal Characteristics Table 149: Tanker 13 Principal Characteristics Table 150: Tanker 14 Principal Characteristics Table 151: Tanker 15 Principal Characteristics Table 152: Tanker 16 Principal Characteristics Table 153: Tanker 17 Principal Characteristics Table 154: Tanker 18 Principal Characteristics Table 155: Tanker 19 Principal Characteristics Table 156: Tanker 20 Principal Characteristics Table 157: Tanker 21 Principal Characteristics Table 158: Tanker 22 Principal Characteristics Table 159: Tanker 23 Principal Characteristics Table 160: Tanker 24 Principal Characteristics Table 161: Tanker 25 Principal Characteristics Table 162: Tanker 26 Principal Characteristics Table 163: Tanker 27 Principal Characteristics Table 164: Tugboat 01 Principal Characteristics Table 165: Tugboat 02 Principal Characteristics List of Tables xi
14 List of Figures Figure 1: Barge Figure 2: Barge Figure 3: Barge Figure 4: Barge Figure 5: Barge Figure 6: Barge Figure 7: Barge Figure 8: Barge Figure 9: Barge Figure 10: Barge Figure 11: Barge Figure 12: Barge Figure 13: Barge Figure 14: Bulker Figure 15: Bulker Figure 16: Bulker Figure 17: Bulker Figure 18: Bulker Figure 19: Bulker Figure 20: Bulker Figure 21: Bulker Figure 22: Bulker Figure 23: Bulker Figure 24: Bulker Figure 25: Bulker Figure 26: Bulker Figure 27: Bulker Figure 28: Bulker Figure 29: Bulker Figure 30: Casino / River Boat Figure 31: Casino / River Boat Figure 32: Casino / River Boat Figure 33: Casino / River Boat Figure 34: Casino / River Boat Figure 35: Containership Figure 36: Containership Figure 37: Containership Figure 38: Containership Figure 39: Containership Figure 40: Containership Figure 41: Containership Figure 42: Containership Figure 43: Containership Figure 44: Containership xii List of Figures
15 Figure 45: Containership Figure 46: Containership Figure 47: Containership Figure 48: Containership Figure 49: Containership Figure 50: Containership Figure 51: Containership Figure 52: Containership Figure 53: Containership Figure 54: Ferry Figure 55: Ferry Figure 56: Ferry Figure 57: Ferry Figure 58: Ferry Figure 59: Ferry Figure 60: Ferry Figure 61: Ferry Figure 62: Ferry Figure 63: Ferry Figure 64: Ferry Figure 65: Ferry Figure 66: Ferry Figure 67: Ferry Figure 68: Ferry Figure 69: Ferry Figure 70: Ferry Figure 71: Fishing Vessel Figure 72: Fishing Vessel Figure 73: Fishing Vessel Figure 74: Fishing Vessel Figure 75: General Cargo Figure 76: General Cargo Figure 77: General Cargo Figure 78: Naval Amphib Figure 79: Naval Amphib Figure 80: Naval Amphib Figure 81: Naval Amphib Figure 82: Naval Auxiliary Figure 83: Naval Auxiliary Figure 84: Naval Auxiliary Figure 85: Naval Auxiliary Figure 86: Naval Auxiliary Figure 87: Naval Auxiliary Figure 88: Naval Auxiliary Figure 89: Naval combatant Figure 90: Naval Combatant List of Figures xiii
16 Figure 91: Naval Combatant Figure 92: Naval Combatant Figure 93: Naval Combatant Figure 94: Naval Combatant Figure 95: Naval Combatant Figure 96: Naval Combatant Figure 97: Naval Combatant Figure 98: Naval Combatant Figure 99: OSV Figure 100: OSV Figure 101: Other Figure 102: Other Figure 103: Other Figure 104: Other Figure 105: Other Figure 106: Other Figure 107: Other Figure 108: Other Figure 109: Other Figure 110: Other Figure 111: Passenger Figure 112: Passenger Figure 113: Passenger Figure 114: Passenger Figure 115: Passenger Figure 116: Passenger Figure 117: Research Vessel Figure 118: Research Vessel Figure 119: Research Vessel Figure 120: Research Vessel Figure 121: Research Vessel Figure 122: Research Vessel Figure 123: Research Vessel Figure 124: Ro/Ro Figure 125: Ro/Ro Figure 126: Ro/Ro Figure 127: Ro/Ro Figure 128: Ro/Ro Figure 129: RO/RO Figure 130: RO/RO Figure 131: RO/RO Figure 132: RO/RO Figure 133: SWATH Figure 134: SWATH Figure 135: SWATH Figure 136: Tanker xiv List of Figures
17 Figure 137: Tanker Figure 138: Tanker Figure 139: Tanker Figure 140: Tanker Figure 141: Tanker Figure 142: Tanker Figure 143: Tanker Figure 144: Tanker Figure 145: Tanker Figure 146: Tanker Figure 147: Tanker Figure 148: Tanker Figure 149: Tanker Figure 150: Tanker Figure 151: Tanker Figure 152: Tanker Figure 153: Tanker Figure 154: Tanker Figure 155: Tanker Figure 156: Tanker Figure 157: Tanker Figure 158: Tanker Figure 159: Tanker Figure 160: Tanker Figure 161: Tanker Figure 162: Tanker Figure 163: Tugboat Figure 164: Tugboat xv
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19 Introduction In order to support testing, validation and use of the U.S. Army Corps program CADET (Channel Analysis and Design Evaluation Tool), a variety of detailed vessel hull geometries have been collected for use with the program and associated research of channel design. It is expected that the catalog of available vessels will be valuable to channel designers for analysis of ship behavior and channel design parameters such as underkeel clearance (UKC). All of the vessels included here are real, presently or recently operational vessels, typically operating in U.S. waterways. There are a few exceptions, such as the ULCC tankers, which never call directly into U.S. ports and waterways, but do operate in U.S. territorial waters. These vessel geometries have been obtained from a variety of sources, both public and private. Note that many vessels have proprietary restrictions and should not be used beyond the stated purpose within the Corps without obtaining permission. It is expected that these vessel hull geometries will be used for channel design purposes, and not at any time for ship design purposes. Summary of Vessel Geometries Overview A total of one hundred sixty four (164) hull geometries are included. The vessels have been subdivided into the following categories: Barges Bulkers Casinos and River Boats Containerships Ferries Fishing Vessels General Cargo Vessels Naval Amphibious Vessels Naval Auxiliary Vessels Naval Combatants Offshore Supply Vessels (OSVs) Other Vessels Passenger Vessels Research Vessels RO/ROs SWATHS Tankers Tugboats Table 1 summarizes the vessels. The vessels range in length from 90 ft (27 m) to 1200 ft (366 m), in beam from 32 ft (9.8 m) to 266 ft (81 m), in draft up to 72 ft (22 m). Introduction 1
20 Each draft value given here is reported design draft, which is typically at or near the vessel s maximum operational draft. Table 1: Summary of Vessels Category ID# Description Potential Proprietary Issue? Govt / Municipal Owner? Involved in Casualty? Length (ft) Length (m) Beam (ft) Beam (m) Depth (ft) Depth (m) Draft (ft) Draft (m) Disp (LT) Disp (mt) Barge 01 Coastal Tank Barge X X ,910 8,037 Barge 02 ITB Barge only X ,400 35,966 Barge 03 ITB Barge/Tug Combination X ,050 38,659 Barge 04 ITB Barge only X ,375 11,557 Barge 05 Ocean Freight Barge X ,150 11,328 Barge 06 Freight Barge X X ,120 6,218 Barge 07 Barge X X ,820 8,961 Barge 08 Dredge X ,010 1,026 Barge 09 Freight Barge X ,500 5,588 Barge 10 Barge X X ,180 1,199 Barge 11 Inland Tank Barge X ,700 2,743 Barge 12 Barge X X ,300 7,417 Barge 13 Tank Barge X X ,200 3,251 Bulker 01 Medium Bulker X X ,700 40,335 Bulker 02 Large Bulker X ,675 98,222 Bulker 03 Cement Carrier X X ,885 31,379 Bulker 04 Laker X ,920 73,071 Bulker 05 Laker X ,170 95,677 Bulker 06 Laker X ,000 83,312 Bulker 07 OBO X ,000 66,040 Bulker 08 OBO X , ,092 Bulker 09 OBO X ,350 86,716 Bulker 10 Laker X ,700 41,351 Bulker 11 Laker X ,850 61,824 2 Summary of Vessel Geometries
21 Bulker 12 Laker X ,300 34,849 Bulker 13 X ,920 53,767 Bulker 14 Laker X ,975 95,479 Bulker 15 X ,950 27,381 Bulker , ,990 Casino/River Boat Casino/River Boat Casino/River Boat Casino/River Boat Casino/River Boat Containership 01 Gulf Coast Casino Vessel Classic Mississippi Riverboat Upper Miss Casino Vessel Gulf Coast Casino Vessel X ,350 2,388 X ,945 2,992 X ,520 3,576 X ,510 2, Casino Vessel X ,435 1, TEU Fast Containership ,990 65,014 Containership 02 Prepositioning Ship X USNS ,000 48,768 Containership 03 Containership TEU Containership Container Chemical Carrier X ,800 40,437 X ,670 27,097 Containership 05 Prepositioning Ship USNS ,880 53,726 Containership TEU Containership X ,980 55,860 Containership 07 Fast Sealift USNS ,350 56,236 Containership 08 Containership 09 Naval Auxiliary Cont - Ro/Ro Naval Auxiliary Containership X ,612 52,438 X ,000 48,768 Containership TEU X ,175 68,250 Containership 11 X ,670 27,097 Containership TEU X ,950 49,733 Containership TEU X ,520 40,152 Containership TEU X ,325 41,986 Containership TEU X ,190 42,865 Containership TEU X ,650 44,348 Containership TEU X ,960 46,695 Containership TEU X ,500 41,148 Containership ,630 28,072 Summary of Vessel Geometries 3
22 Ferry 01 Ferry 02 Ferry 03 Ferry 04 Ferry 05 Ferry 06 Ferry 07 Ferry 08 Ferry 09 Ferry 10 Ferry 11 Ferry 12 Ferry 13 Ferry 14 Ferry 15 Ferry 16 Ferry 17 Fishing Vessel Fishing Vessel Fishing Vessel Fishing Vessel General Cargo General Cargo General Cargo Naval Amphib Naval Amphib Naval Amphib Naval Amphib Naval Auxiliary Great Lakes Railroad Ferry X ,500 7,620 Medium Coastal Ro/Pax Ferry X Large Oceangoing Ferry X AMHS ,650 7,772 Double Ended Open Deck Ferry X TEXDOT ,725 1,753 Double Ended Multi Deck RoPax X NYCDOT ,496 2,536 Double F Ended Multi Deck RoPax X NYCDOT ,340 3,393 F Large Oceangoing Ferry X AMHS ,500 7,620 Double Ended Multi Deck Ferry X WASHDOT ,310 3,363 Double Ended Open Deck Ferry X ,550 1,575 Medium Oceangoing Ferry X AMHS ,520 5,608 Double Ended Multi Deck RoPax X ,025 2,057 F Double Ended Open Deck Ferry X TEXDOT ,725 1,753 Large Coastal Ro/Pax Ferry X ,000 2,032 Double Ended Open Deck Ferry X AMHS ,319 4,388 Double Ended Open Deck Ferry X VDOT Small Oceangoing Ferry X AMHS ,100 2,134 Large Double Ended Multi Deck X WASHDOT ,850 4,928 F 01 Fishing Vessel X X ,025 1, Fishing Vessel Tender Factory Stern Trawler X ,680 2,723 X ,445 6, Fishing Trawler X ,725 9, General Cargo X X ,170 16, Small Breakbulk, Heavy Lift Ice Strengthened Break Bulk X X ,525 3, ,000 16, Dock Landing Ship X ,000 14, Dock Landing Ship X ,360 16, Amphibious Assault Ship Amphibious Dock Transport Fast Combat Support X ,285 20,610 X ,000 25,400 X ,800 49,581 4 Summary of Vessel Geometries
23 Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Auxiliary Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant Naval Combatant 02 Fast Combat Support X ,000 53, Destroyer Tender X ,265 20, Submarine Tender X ,400 23, Yard Patrol Craft X LASH X ,600 45, Hospital Ship X ,360 70, Frigate X ,100 4, Destroyer (older) X ,855 4, Destroyer (current) X ,935 9, Cruiser X ,000 10, Battleship X ,270 58, Aircraft Carrier X ,600 91, Aircraft Carrier X , , Cruiser X ,525 17, High Enduarance Cutter Coastal Patrol Craft X ,250 3,302 X OSV 01 Small OSV X ,090 1,107 OSV 02 Large OSV X ,790 3,851 Other 01 Maritime Academy Training Ship X MARAD ,260 16,520 Other 02 TLP X ,327 19,636 Other 03 TLP X ,500 37,084 Other 04 Maritime Academy Training Ship USMMA ,120 2,154 Other 05 Cable Repair Ship USNS ,935 15,174 Other 06 LNG - 134,500 X ,650 98,196 Other 07 LNG - 125,000 X ,000 97,536 Other 08 LNG - 114,000 X ,100 93,574 Other 09 LASH X ,875 57,785 Other 10 LNG ,520 68,600 Passenger 01 Small Passenger Vessel X Summary of Vessel Geometries 5
24 Passenger 02 Passenger 03 Passenger 04 Medium Ocean Liner Large Modern Cruise Ship Medium Modern Cruise Ship ,900 30,378 X ,670 37,257 X ,800 33,325 Passenger 05 Large Ocean Liner ,500 44,196 Passenger ,880 43,566 Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Research Vessel Academic/Scientific Research Vessel Academic/Scientific Research Vessel Academic/Scientific Research Vessel Ice Capable Research Vessel Academic/Scientific Research Vessel Oceanographic Survey Academic/Scientific Research Vessel X NOAA X NSF ,150 1,168 X ,510 3,566 NSF ,585 4,658 ONR ,510 3,566 USNS ,070 5,151 NOAA RO/RO 01 RRF Ro/Ro USNS ,550 24,943 RO/RO 02 RRF Ro/Ro USNS ,650 54,508 RO/RO 03 Strategic Sealift USNS ,950 71,069 RO/RO 04 Large Medium Speed Ro/Ro USNS ,000 66,040 RO/RO 05 Pure Car Carrier X ,380 31,882 RO/RO 06 RO/RO 07 Naval Auxiliary RO/RO Naval Auxiliary RO/RO X ,010 51,826 X ,055 32,568 RO/RO 08 X ,475 39,091 RO/RO 09 SWATH 01 Containership Ro/Ro SWATH Research Vessel X ,275 32, ,350 3,404 SWATH 02 SWATH Crewboat X SWATH 03 Tanker 01 SWATH Dive Support Vessel Medium Products Tanker X ,135 3, ,200 33,731 Tanker 02 Fast Oiler USNS ,760 43,444 Tanker 03 Small Products Tanker X ,875 5,969 Tanker 04 SMALL VLCC Double Hull Crude X , ,894 T k Tanker 05 Large VLCC X , ,109 6 Summary of Vessel Geometries
25 Tanker 06 Large ULCC X X , ,192 Tanker 07 Small VLCC X X , ,982 Tanker 08 Small VLCC X , ,116 Tanker 09 Small ULCC X , ,140 Tanker 10 Fleet Oiler X ,625 40,259 Tanker 11 Large ULCC , ,773 Tanker 12 Large VLCC , ,568 Tanker 13 Small VLCC , ,751 Tanker , ,010 Tanker , ,280 Tanker , ,013 Tanker ,200 83,515 Tanker ,820 93,289 Tanker ,620 49,398 Tanker , ,364 Tanker ,000 67,056 Tanker ,850 47,600 Tanker ,550 55,423 Tanker ,865 37,455 Tanker ,070 53,919 Tanker ,750 38,354 Tanker 27 Double Hull Products Carrier X ,650 99,212 Tugboat 01 Harbor Tug X Tugboat 02 Tug ,010 1,026 Summary of Vessel Geometries 7
26 Special Codes Note that many of the hull geometries have special codes annotated in their description. These codes are as follows: P = Vessel geometry or other information may be subject to proprietary restrictions G = Vessel is government or municipally-owned C = Vessel has been involved in a documented casualty File Format The detailed vessel geometries are provided electronically in General Hydrostatics System (GHS) geometry file (GF) format. GHS is a marine hydrostatics software package developed by Creative Systems, Inc. The GHS GF format is a simple, ASCII-based file format that is widely used in the marine field. Other basic and advanced marine design and analysis programs import and export this file format, and the data in the GHS GF format can also be easily manipulated by even a novice programmer. Appendix A provides file format details. When more than one file exists for a particular vessel, e.g., *.GF and *.GF1, the *.GF file is always the basic external hullform. The additional files typically include subdivision (such as tankage) definition information. Viewing and Manipulating the Files As mentioned, most marine software programs import and export GHS GF format files. In addition, a free utility program called Deadweight is available online that can read the files and can export AutoCAD or Rhinocerous 3D format files from the GHS GF. The program can be downloaded from 8 Summary of Vessel Geometries
27 Barges Barge 01 Table 2: Barge 01 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 01 Description: Coastal Tank Barge Special Codes: P, C Length: ft 99.3 m Beam: 54.0 ft 16.5 m Depth: 22.0 ft 6.7 m Draft: 18.0 ft 5.5 m Displacement: 7,910 LT 8,037 mt Figure 1: Barge 01 Barges 9
28 Barge 02 Table 3: Barge 02 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 02 Description: ITB Barge Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: 85.0 ft 25.9 m Depth: 45.0 ft 13.7 m Draft: 32.0 ft 9.7 m Displacement: 35,400 LT 35,966 mt Figure 2: Barge Barges
29 Barge 03 Table 4: Barge 03 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 03 Description: ITB Barge/Tug Combination Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: 85.0 ft 25.9 m Depth: 45.0 ft 13.7 m Draft: 32.0 ft 9.8 m Displacement: 38,050 LT 38,658 mt Figure 3: Barge 03 Barges 11
30 Barge 04 Table 5: Barge 04 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 04 Description: ITB Barge only Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: 80.0 ft 24.4 m Depth: 40.0 ft 12.2 m Draft: 22.0 ft 6.7 m Displacement: 11,375 LT 11,557 mt Figure 4: Barge Barges
31 Barge 05 Table 6: Barge 05 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 05 Description: Ocean Freight Barge Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: 76.0 ft 23.2 m Depth: 20.0 ft 6.1 m Draft: 14.3 ft 4.4 m Displacement: 11,150 LT 11,328 mt Figure 5: Barge 05 Barges 13
32 Barge 06 Table 7: Barge 06 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 06 Description: Freight Barge Special Codes: P, C Length: ft 83.7 m Beam: 76.0 ft 23.2 m Depth: 18.0 ft 5.5 m Draft: 12.0 ft 3.7 m Displacement: 6,120 LT 6,218 mt Figure 6: Barge Barges
33 Barge 07 Table 8: Barge 07 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 07 Description: Barge Special Codes: P, C Length: ft m Beam: 78.0 ft 23.8 m Depth: 20.0 ft 6.1 m Draft: 15.0 ft 4.6 m Displacement: 8,820 LT 8,961 mt Figure 7: Barge 07 Barges 15
34 Barge 08 Table 9: Barge 08 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 08 Description: Dredge Special Codes: P Length: ft 44.2 m Beam: 48.0 ft 14.6 m Depth: 8.5 ft 2.6 m Draft: 6.0 ft 1.8 m Displacement: 1,010 LT 1,026 mt Figure 8: Barge Barges
35 Barge 09 Table 10: Barge 09 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 09 Description: Freight Barge Special Codes: P Length: ft 76.2 m Beam: 72.0 ft 21.9 m Depth: 18.0 ft 5.5 m Draft: 12.0 ft 3.7 m Displacement: 5,500 LT 5,588 mt Figure 9: Barge 09 Barges 17
36 Barge 10 Table 11: Barge 10 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 10 Description: Barge Special Codes: P, C Length: ft 51.8 m Beam: 35.0 ft 10.7 m Depth: 10.0 ft 3.0 m Draft: 8.0 ft 2.4 m Displacement: 1,180 LT 1,199 mt Figure 10: Barge Barges
37 Barge 11 Table 12: Barge 11 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 11 Description: Inland Tank Barge Special Codes: P Length: ft 59.4 m Beam: 54.0 ft 16.5 m Depth: 12.0 ft 3.7 m Draft: 9.5 ft 2.9 m Displacement: 2,700 LT 2,743 mt Figure 11: Barge 11 Barges 19
38 Barge 12 Table 13: Barge12 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 12 Description: Barge Special Codes: P, C Length: ft 95.1 m Beam: 68.0 ft 20.7 m Depth: 19.0 ft 5.8 m Draft: 14.5 ft 4.4 m Displacement: 7,300 LT 7,417 mt Figure 12: Barge Barges
39 Barge 13 Table 14: Barge 13 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Barge 13 Description: Tank Barge Special Codes: P, C Length: ft 90.7 M Beam: 54.0 ft 16.5 M Depth: 12.0 ft 3.7 M Draft: 8.0 ft (baseline) 2.4 M Displacement: 3,200 LT 3,251 Mt Figure 13: Barge 13 Barges 21
40 Bulkers Bulker 01 Table 15: Bulker 01 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 01 Description: Medium Bulker Special Codes: P, C Length: ft m Beam: 83.7 ft 25.5 m Depth: 50.0 ft 15.2 m Draft: 33.7 ft 10.3 m Displacement: 39,700 LT 40,335 mt Figure 14: Bulker Bulkers
41 Bulker 02 Table 16: Bulker 02 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 02 Description: Large Bulker Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: ft 32.2 m Depth: 64.5 ft 19.7 m Draft: 45.0 ft 13.7 m Displacement: 96,675 LT 98,222 mt Figure 15: Bulker 02 Bulkers 23
42 Bulker 03 Table 17: Bulker 03 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 03 Description: Cement Carrier Special Codes: P, C Length: ft m Beam: 75.0 ft 22.9 m Depth: 46.4 ft 14.1 m Draft: 32.8 ft 10.0 m Displacement: 30,885 LT 31,379 mt Figure 16: Bulker Bulkers
43 Bulker 04 Table 18: Bulker 04 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 04 Description: Laker Special Codes: P Length: 1,000.0 ft m Beam: ft 32.0 m Depth: 44.9 ft 13.7 m Draft: 26.5 ft 8.1 m Displacement: 71,920 LT 73,071 mt Figure 17: Bulker 04 Bulkers 25
44 Bulker 05 Table 19: Bulker 05 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 05 Description: Laker Special Codes: P Length: 1,000.0 ft m Beam: ft 32.0 m Depth: 56.0 ft 17.1 m Draft: 34.0 ft 10.4 m Displacement: 94,170 LT 95,677 mt Figure 18: Bulker Bulkers
45 Bulker 06 Table 20: Bulker 06 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 06 Description: Laker Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: ft 32.0 m Depth: 47.7 ft 14.5 m Draft: 30.0 ft 9.1 m Displacement: 82,000 LT 83,312 mt Figure 19: Bulker 06 Bulkers 27
46 Bulker 07 Table 21: Bulker 07 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 07 Description: OBO Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: ft 31.9 m Depth: 51.0 ft 15.5 m Draft: 33.0 ft 10.1 m Displacement: 65,000 LT 66,040 mt Figure 20: Bulker Bulkers
47 Bulker 08 Table 22: Bulker 08 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 08 Description: OBO Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: ft 32.2 m Depth: 63.2 ft 19.3 m Draft: 46.0 ft 14.0 m Displacement: 99,500 LT 101,092 mt Figure 21: Bulker 08 Bulkers 29
48 Bulker 09 Table 23: Bulker 09 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 09 Description: OBO Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: ft 32.2 m Depth: 58.3 ft 17.8 m Draft: 38.0 ft 11.6 m Displacement: 85,350 LT 86,716 mt Figure 22: Bulker Bulkers
49 Bulker 10 Table 24: Bulker 10 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 10 Description: Laker Special Codes: P Length: ft M Beam: 75.0 ft 22.9 M Depth: 38.0 ft 11.6 M Draft: 28.3 ft 8.6 M Displacement: 40,700 LT 41,351 Mt Figure 23: Bulker 10 Bulkers 31
50 Bulker 11 Table 25: Bulker 11 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 11 Description: Laker Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: 92.0 ft 28.0 m Depth: 52.0 ft (above baseline) 15.8 m Draft: 34.0 ft 10.4 m Displacement: 60,850 LT 61,824 mt Figure 24: Bulker Bulkers
51 Bulker 12 Table 26: Bulker 12 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 12 Description: Laker Special Codes: C Length: ft m Beam: 75.0 ft 22.9 m Depth: 39.0 ft (above baseline) 11.9 m Draft: 27.0 ft 8.2 m Displacement: 34,300 LT 34,849 mt Figure 25: Bulker 12 Bulkers 33
52 Bulker 13 Table 27: Bulker 13 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 13 Description: Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: 95.0 ft 29.0 m Depth: 56.2 ft 17.1 m Draft: 37.0 ft 11.3 m Displacement: 52,920 LT 53,767 mt Figure 26: Bulker Bulkers
53 Bulker 14 Table 28: Bulker 14 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 14 Description: Laker Special Codes: P Length: ft M Beam: ft 32.0 M Depth: 56.7 ft 17.3 M Draft: 34.0 ft 10.4 M Displacement: 93,975 LT 95,479 Mt Figure 27: Bulker 14 Bulkers 35
54 Bulker 15 Table 29: Bulker 15 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 15 Description: Special Codes: P Length: ft M Beam: 85.5 ft 26.1 M Depth: 43.0 ft 13.1 M Draft: 30.0 ft 9.1 M Displacement: 26,950 LT 27,381 Mt Figure 28: Bulker Bulkers
55 Bulker 16 Table 30: Bulker 16 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Bulker 16 Description: Special Codes: Length: ft M Beam: ft 32.2 M Depth: 62.5 ft 19.1 M Draft: 46.0 ft 14.0 M Displacement: 99,400 LT 100,990 Mt Figure 29: Bulker 15 Bulkers 37
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57 Casino / River Boat 02 Table 32: Casino / River Boat 02 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Casino/River Boat 02 Description: Classic Mississippi Riverboat Special Codes: P Length: ft 86.9 m Beam: 60.0 ft 18.3 m Depth: 13.0 ft 4.0 m Draft: 9.5 ft 2.9 m Displacement: 2,945 LT 2,992 mt Figure 31: Casino / River Boat 02 Casinos and River Boats 39
58 Casino / River Boat 03 Table 33: Casino / River Boat 03 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Casino/River Boat 03 Description: Upper Miss Casino Vessel Special Codes: P Length: ft 89.3 m Beam: 78.0 ft 23.8 m Depth: 14.0 ft 4.3 m Draft: 8.5 ft 2.6 m Displacement: 3,520 LT 3,576 mt Figure 32: Casino / River Boat Casinos and River Boats
59 Casino / River Boat 04 Table 34: Casino / River Boat 04 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Casino/River Boat 04 Description: Gulf Coast Casino Vessel Special Codes: P Length: ft 77.4 m Beam: 78.0 ft 23.8 m Depth: 14.0 ft 4.3 m Draft: 7.3 ft 2.2 m Displacement: 2,510 LT 2,550 mt Figure 33: Casino / River Boat 04 Casinos and River Boats 41
60 Casino / River Boat 05 Table 35: Casino / River Boat 05 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Casino/River Boat 05 Description: Casino Vessel Special Codes: P Length: ft 73.2 m Beam: 63.0 ft 19.2 m Depth: 10.8 ft 3.3 m Draft: 6.0 ft 1.8 m Displacement: 1,435 LT 1,458 mt Figure 34: Casino / River Boat Casinos and River Boats
61 Containerships Containership 01 Table 36: Containership 01 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Containership 01 Description: 2838 TEU Fast Containership Special Codes: Length: ft m Beam: ft 32.2 m Depth: 62.4 ft 19.0 m Draft: 41.0 ft 12.5 m Displacement: 63,990 LT 65,014 mt Figure 35: Containership 01 Containerships 43
62 Containership 02 Table 37: Containership 02 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Containership 02 Description: Prepositioning Ship Special Codes: P, G Length: ft m Beam: ft 32.2 m Depth: 61.5 ft 18.7 m Draft: 36.0 ft 11.0 m Displacement: 48,000 LT 48,768 mt Figure 36: Containership Containerships
63 Containership 03 Table 38: Containership 03 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Containership 03 Description: 1779 TEU Containership Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: ft 30.5 m Depth: 53.2 ft 16.2 m Draft: 37.0 ft 11.3 m Displacement: 39,800 LT 40,437 mt Figure 37: Containership 03 Containerships 45
64 Containership 04 Table 39: Containership 04 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Containership 04 Description: Container Chemical Carrier Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: 78.0 ft 23.8 m Depth: 54.5 ft 16.6 m Draft: 31.5 ft 9.6 m Displacement: 26,670 LT 27,097 mt Figure 38: Containership Containerships
65 Containership 05 Table 40: Containership 05 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Containership 05 Description: Prepositioning Ship Special Codes: G Length: ft m Beam: ft 30.5 m Depth: 51.5 ft 15.7 m Draft: 38.1 ft 11.6 m Displacement: 52,880 LT 53,726 mt Figure 39: Containership 05 Containerships 47
66 Containership 06 Table 41: Containership 06 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Containership 06 Description: 2500 TEU Containership Special Codes: P Length: ft m Beam: ft 32.2 m Depth: 66.0 ft 20.1 m Draft: 38.7 ft 11.8 m Displacement: 54,980 LT 55,860 mt Figure 40: Containership Containerships
67 Containership 07 Table 42: Containership 07 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Containership 07 Description: Fast Sealift Special Codes: G Length: ft m Beam: ft 32.2 m Depth: 67.0 ft 20.4 m Draft: 36.6 ft 11.2 m Displacement: 55,350 LT 56,236 mt Figure 41: Containership 07 Containerships 49
68 Containership 08 Table 43: Containership 08 Principal Characteristics Reference ID: Containership 08 Description: Naval Auxiliary Containership Ro/Ro Special Codes: G Length: ft m Beam: ft 32.2 m Depth: 68.0 ft 20.7 m Draft: 34.0 ft 10.4 m Displacement: 51,612 LT 52,438 mt Figure 42: Containership Containerships
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