BRG22119060120001 CHRISTIAN MICHELSEN på grunn. Foto via wrecksite.eu.
1906 DS CHRISTIAN MICHELSEN (BRG221190601)
Type:
Dampskip, stykkgods
steam ship, general cargo.
Off.no:
5602611
Flagg (flag):
NOR
Havn (port):
Bergen
Byggeår (year built):
1906/06
Bnr (Sno).:
393
Bygger (yard):
John Readhead & Sons, West Yard, South Shields, England.
Eier (owner):
Bergh & Helland m.fl., Bergen.
Disponent (manager):
Bergh & Helland, Bergen.
Klasse (Class).:
DnV +1A1
Tonnasje (Tonnage):
6.018 tdw, 3.554 brt, 2.292 nrt.
Dimensjoner (size):
L: 341,0’-B: 46,6’-D: 24,4’.
Lasthåndtering
(cargo handling):
4
lasteluker.
7 vinsjer.
8 bommer.
Kjølemaskineri
(Ref. machinery):
Navigasjonsutstyr:
Manøversystemer
(syst. for manouvering):
Dekksmaskineri
(deck machinery):
Kommunikasjon (comm.):
Kallesignal (Call sign):
MCRV
Fremdrift (propulsion):
1 dampmaskin (steam reciprocating), triple exp. 3-sylinder, syl. diam.: 24,0’’–40,0’’–65,0’’, slag/stroke: 45,0’’. 299 NHK. Bygget av John Readhead & Sons, West Yard, South Shields, England.
Fart/forbr. (speed/cons.):
11,0 knop.
Hjelpemaskineri (aux):
Tot. el. kraft (el. power):
Kjeler (boiler):
3 x dampkjeler, (boilers), hver med dim.: 13,3’ x 10,5’ og 2 fyrganger. Samlet heteflate 4.908 ft2. Arbeidstrykk 160 psi. Bygget av John Readhead & Sons, West Yard, South Shields, England.
Bemanning (crew):
Historikk:
1906
Bygget som
CHRISTIAN MICHELSEN
av
John Readhead & Sons, West Yard, South Shields, England
for
Bergh & Helland m.fl., Bergen. Sjøsatt 08/05, ferdigstilt i juni.
1915 Solgt til
A/S Dampskibet Christian Michelsen (Bergh & Helland), Bergen.
1928
Grunnstøtte 25/11 i full storm nær
Hoek van Holland,
Nederland mens hun var på reise fra Antwerpen, Belgia til Rotterdam,
Nederland i ballast. 3 mann omkom. Senere brakt flott, kondemnert og
solgt for hogging.
History in English:
1906
Built as CHRISTIAN MICHELSEN at
John Readhead & Sons, West Yard, South Shields, England
for
Bergh & Helland et.al., Bergen.
Launched 08/05, completed in June.
1915 Sold to
A/S Dampskibet Christian Michelsen (Bergh & Helland), Bergen.
1928
Stranded 25/11 in strong gale near
Hoek van Holland, the
Netherlands whilst on a voyage from Antwerp, Belgium to Rotterdam, the
Netherlands in ballast. 3 men died. Subsequently refloated, condemned
and sold for demolition.
