BRG50019560220001 EVA. Foto via SIU.
1956 DS EVA (2) (BRG500195602)
Type:
Dampskip, stykkgods
steam ship, general cargo.
Off.no:
5109772
Flagg (flag):
NOR
Havn (port):
Bergen
Byggeår (year built):
1944/10
Bnr (Sno).:
457
Bygger (yard):
Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd, Grangemouth, Scotland.
Eier (owner):
A/S D/S Ask, Bergen.
Disponent (manager):
August Kjerland & Co. A/S, Bergen.
Klasse (Class).:
Lloyd’s +100A1
Tonnasje (Tonnage):
2.825 tdw, 2.066 brt, 1.073 nrt.
Dimensjoner (size):
Loa: 282,0’-Lbp: 272,0’-B: 40,0’-D: 23,9’-Dypg.: 17’ 09’’.
Lasthåndtering
(cargo handling):
4 lasterom med 4 luker.
4 bommer x 3 t.
4 vinsjer.
Kjølemaskineri
(Ref. machinery):
Navigasjonsutstyr:
Manøversystemer
(syst. for manouvering):
Dekksmaskineri
(deck machinery):
Kommunikasjon (comm.):
Kallesignal (Call sign):
LMMM
Fremdrift (propulsion):
1 x stempel dampmaskin (steam reciprocating), triple exp. 3-sylinder, syl. diam.: 17,0’’-27,0’’-48,0’’, slag/stroke: 36,0’’. Bygget av North Eastern Marine Eng. Co. Ltd, Sunderland, England.
Fart/forbr. (speed/cons.):
10,5 knop
Hjelpemaskineri (aux):
Tot. el. kraft (el. power):
Kjeler (boiler):
2 dampkjeler (boilers), oljefyrte. Samlet heteflate 2.920 ft². Bygget av North Eastern Marine Eng. Co. Ltd, Sunderland, England.
Bemanning (crew):
Historikk:
1944
Bygget som EMPIRE SHEPHERD av Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd,
Grangemouth, Scotland for Ministry of War Transport (T. H. Donking &
Sons Ltd), Grangemouth.
Sjøsatt 10/007, levert i oktober.
1946 Overtatt av Ministry of Transport (W. A. Souter & Co.
Ltd), Grangemouth.
1948 Solgt til Sheaf Steam Shipping Co. Ltd, Newcastle, England,
Samme managers. Omdøpt til SHEAF ARROW.
1956 Solgt til A/S D/S Ask (August Kjerland & Co.
A/S), Bergen. Omdøpt til EVA.
1969 Solgt til Poul Christensen, Danmark. Videresolgt til huggere
i Belgia.
Hugget i desember ved Scrappingco S.r.l., Antwerpen, Belgia.
History in English:
1944
Built as EMPIRE SHEPHERD at Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd,
Grangemouth, Scotland for Ministry of War Transport (T. H. Donking &
Sons Ltd), Grangemouth. Launched 10/007, delivered in October.
1946 Taken over by Ministry of Transport (W. A. Souter & Co.
Ltd), Grangemouth.
1948 Sold to Sheaf Steam Shipping Co. Ltd, Newcastle, England,
Same managers. Renamed SHEAF ARROW.
1956 Sold to A/S D/S Ask (August Kjerland & Co. A/S), Bergen.
Renamed EVA.
1969 Sold to Poul Christensen, Denmark. Re-sold to Belgium
breakers.
Broken up in December by Scrappingco S.r.l., Antwerp, Belgium.
