Wellboat’s storage tanks eill bring 400-450 lots of real-time fish
PG Flow Solutions AS has actually scheduled an agreement to provide pump systems for a fish ranch wellboat that Norwegian shipbuilder Aas Mekaniske Verksted is constructing for Br ønnbåt Nord AS.
The wellboat is newbuild number 205 fromAas Mekaniske Verksted It has a storage space capability of 3,000 cu. m, equal to 400-450 tonnes of real-time fish. Built to the shipbuilder’s very own AAS 3002 style, it will certainly be 76.96 m long as well as 17.80 m large with a shaped deepness of 5.90 m. Delivery is arranged for the initial quarter of 2021.
PG Flow Solutions will certainly provide 8 of the business’s huge salt water flow pumps that guarantee constant salt water flow in the watercraft’s well. Additionally, the business will provide all engine space pumps that are needed for the major engine as well as assistance engines, plus common pump demands for running the wellboat. PG Flow Solutions has actually formerly been granted agreements to provide comparable pump systems to the shipyard’s newbuilds numbers 200, 201 as well as 204.
PG Flow Solutions’ salt water flow pumps are extremely reliable as well as created to guarantee finest feasible pet well-being, which consequently equates to monetary gain for the end-user. The vessel team can conveniently keep the pumps themselves, without assistance from an exterior solution professional, which maintains operating expense down.
“We are thrilled about the success Aas Mek is currently experiencing. The yard has established itself as a world-leading supplier of wellboats. It emphasizes good fish welfare, which is why our live fish pump systems are a good fit for the vessel,” states Øyvind Berg, vice head of state of sales as well as advertising and marketing at PGFlow Solutions Solutions.
PG Flow Solutions supplies exclusive options, systems as well as items for business within the power, maritime, tank farming as well as land-based procedure markets. The business’s head office as well as major production center lies in Sande, Vestfold, Norway.
