Award winning passenger shuttle ferries for Ace Link
The REMONTOWA Group shipyards delivered to Eitzen Group
two modern passenger ships, in their architecture resembling more luxury
mega-yachts rather than shuttle ferries, put into operation on one of the
world’s busiest ferry route across Sund (with famous Hamlet’s castle in view).

The "Sundbusserne" type ferries were
delivered: in November 2007 - Simara Ace and January 2008 - Siluna
Ace. The
design is of a modern vessel based on the latest technical developments for
passenger vessels with an overall cost-effectiveness in operation and
environmentally friendly construction. Special attention was given to an
efficient hull design, fuel-efficient machinery, equipment and outfitting with
a minimum of maintenance. The
workmanship was of the highest shipbuilding standard. Both vessels are 400 passenger shuttle ferries
operating in transportation of passengers between Ellsinore in Denmark and
Helsinborg in Sweden with speed of 14 knots. The 400 pax shuttle ferries of
1064 type have been built with modern shape of all welded steel hull and
deckhouse of welded steel / aluminium structure. The vessel of the 1064 type is
equipped with diesel electric propulsion system consisting of 3 generator sets,
711 kVA each, and two azimuthing thrusters aft with two electric motors of 600
kW each. There is one boiler for heating. The machinery also includes emergency
generating set 220 kW, bow thruster 300 kW, one pair of heeling tanks and one
pair of fin stabilizers. Space for maximum of 400 passengers is arranged as
follows: shopping area and game arcade on shopping deck (main deck), café area
with 56 seats, pub area, with 96 seats and two restaurants with 54, seats each
on cafeteria deck (upper deck), sun deck - with 70 seats. An area for the crew is arranged
separately on the bridge deck. For communication between four decks there is
the fast passenger lift. Special attention was taken for low level of noise and
vibration. MAIN PARTICULARS Length over all 60.4 m Length b.p. approx. 51.20 m Breadth moulded 11.4 m Depth to main deck 4.7 m Design draught 3.0 m Deadweight 120 t Gross tonnage (GT) 1616 Net tonnage (NT) 499 Passenger capacity 386 persons Crew 20 persons Speed 14 knots CLASSIFICATION The vessel’s hull, machinery and equipment was constructed under survey
of Lloyd Register of Shipping and obtained following class notation: +100 A1 Passenger
Ship, Ice Class 1C, +
LMC, UMS CAPACITIES Fuel Oil 80 m3 Fresh Water 15 m3 Sewage 8 m3 Ballast 20 m3 Heeling Tank 2 ´ 13 m3 ENGINE ROOM MACHINERY Propulsion 1200 kW, diesel-electric (two azimuthing propellers) 2 Schottel azimuthing
thrusters 2 ´ 600 kW Total installed power 1920 kW Main Generating Sets 3 ´ 569 kW / 400 V / 50 Hz (Volvo make) Emergency Generating Set 1 ´ 220 kW / 400 V / 50 Hz (Volvo make) Hot Water Boiler 1 ´ 600 kW (Pyro) Bow Thruster 1 ´ 300 kW (HRP) Fin Stabilizers 1 pair (Rolls-Royce) GO Separator 1 ´ 1500 l/h Working Air Compressor 1 ´ 120 m3/h Set of Pumps, plate coolers, bilge water
separator, etc. DECK MACHINERY / EQUIPMENT 2 Combined Anchor Windlasses / Mooring Winches at forecastle deck 2 Mooring Winches aft 2 Bow Anchors High Holding Power Stockless Type 4 x 150 persons Liferafts (Mess System) 2 Rescue Boats semi rigid in GRP Heeling Tank System NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT 2 Radars of 3 cm ARPA with interface to GPS Navigator 1 Gyro Compass with repeaters 1 Magnetic Compass 1 Autopilot 1 Echo Sounder 1 Speed log Doppler type 1 DGPS 1 Electronic Chart System ECDIS 1 Voyage Data Recorder VDR RADIOCOMMUNICATION / INTERNAL COMMUNICATION 2 VHF DSC Radio Equipment 1 Navtex Receiver 518 kHz 4 Hand held portable UHF For each lifeboat: 1 GMDSS EPIRB, flat free 2 Radar Transponders 9 GHz 3 VHF GMDSS portable telephones 1 VHF-AM aircraft emergency transceiver 1 Central Aerial System with antennas and amplifiers for TV / radio 5 Colour TV 1 Automatic Telephone System 1 Command System 1 Emergency Telephone System 1 Computer Network with on-line connection with Danish bank system 1 Internal TV System with colour video cameras 1 Computer
Planned Maintenance System 1 Integrated Automation and Monitoring System






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