This vessel will encompass approximately 15,000 S.F. of interior space, which will be fitted to suit the Owner's taste. Top deck will be for the exclusive use of Owner with private spa, gym, library/office, screening room and sun deck. 5 Luxury suites will include his/hers bathrooms/closets, lounges, mini-bar, Jacuzzi baths, offices and private sundecks. Common areas will include full multimedia screening room, health spa with sauna, steam and saunas with massage rooms, ship's infirmary. The beach facility in transom will open onto ocean and accommodate bar, gym, dive center, water sports and hydro-therapy services. Dining areas will include a formal dining salon and several al fresco exterior dining and serving stations. A lap-pool, and several Jacuzzis will be positioned on different deck levels. Special security features can be built in to the vessel to create secure lock-down areas, restricted access from sea and shore, and to provide 'safe-rooms' and evacuation routes.
The ship is designed and will be built for easy maintenance and high reliability with regard to quality for:
Double bottom to be arranged from aft to forepeak bulkheads.
Superstructure in 3 heights.
SB and Port propulsion machinery shall be arranged independent of each other with regard to:
Luxury Accommodation of the highest specification for 12 passengers and 22 officers/crew.
The vessel will be capable of travelling 8000 nm at 17 knots without re-fuelling.
Noise and Vibration:
Rules, Regulations and Certificates:
The ship shall have Cayman Island Flag. The vessel with her equipment shall comply with the following rules and regulations in force at the date of contract and all new requirements that are known at the date of contract:
Materials:
The hull structure generally to be of normal strength steel.
Steel structure:
Normal web framing with longitudinal framing. The shell plating to be arranged with
special fenders, also aft, bilge keels, anchor pockets in stainless steel, painting lines,
vessel name and owner’s logo, tank marking etc.
Hull protection:
Paint system for a vessel of this type and operation area. Antifouling for min. three
years docking intervals. Impressed Current Cathodic Protection (ICCP).
Zinc or Aluminum anodes in bow thruster tunnel, propeller area, rudder and sea
chests.
Rolls-Royce Marine and Nobiskrug will meet, or surpass, the noise and vibration levels as specified. Low noise and vibration, are designed into the Rolls-Royce/NVC environmentally sound designs.
Acceptable Noise Levels are noted in DRAFT TENDER SPECIFICATION, as not to exceed noise limits and acceptance of measured noise will be in accordance with the construction contract. Noise levels are to be measured in all cabins / accommodation areas. In larger spaces (owner’s suite, salons, dining rooms etc), where noise levels may vary, supplementary measurements may be required.
Particular attention will be paid to:
Vibration levels throughout the vessel are to meet at least the requirements contained in Lloyds Register Provisional Rules for Passenger and Crew Accommodation Comfort dated February 1999. The values achieved in Owner and Guest accommodation are to be in accordance with the maximum vibration levels for Yachts in Table 3.3 of the Lloyds Provisional Rules with an acceptance numeral of 1. For crew accommodation the requirements of Section 3.1 are to apply.
Fresh Water Supply System: Discharge Systems:
Ballast system:
Remote operated pumps and valves as required for remote operation of the system.
Two (2) ballast pumps, each 200 m3/h.
One (1) ballast stripping ejector with cap. ab. 75 m3/h.
Bilge system:
Remote operated where required by Solas and national authorities.
Two (2) main bilge pumps located in engine room.
Capacity: approx 97 m3/h
One (1) bilge water separator with cap. 2,5 m3/h.
One (1) sludge oil separator for fuel oil and lub oil sludge.
One bilge water tank.
Drainage system:
Overboard drainage from bilge wells main deck with remote operated valves.
Overboard drainage from weather deck direct.
Drainage from accommodation deck and gutterways to deck below.
Fire fighting:
Sea Water System:
Water Mist System:
Electrical:
All electric installation in cargo hold to be spark proof (EX ).
One main swichboard/engine control room in enginer oom. MSB to split with bus-tie
breaker. One shaft generator and one aux. generator each side.
Main voltage system for ship general: 3 x 400 V - 50 Hz.
Secondary system for lighting etc.: 3 x 230 V - 50 Hz.
Alternatively 440 V can be used for heavy consumers.
Cables for bow thruster motors to be dimensioned for continuous operation.
Shore connection capacity, 300 A
Stable voltage system, UPS
230 V – 50 Hz emergency lighting.
24 V DC emergency communication and alarm system.
Transformers for 400 - 230 V system.
Engine control room console for IAS,Engine start panel, maneuvering
levers,communication etc. PMS for load sharing incl. in IAS
The following equipment shall be supplied and installed:
The radio equipment will satisfy the MCA quality requirements for unlimited navigation, relevant authority and the GMDSS specifications.
The following equipment to be installed:
Communication equipment to be installed:
CCTV shall be installed acc. to owners requirements.
Side thruster:
One bow thrusters to be installed, electrical driven.
Power : Ab. 550 kW. Voltage 400 V, 50 Hz
Propeller diameter: Ab. 1650 mm
Hubs and blades to be Ni-Al-Bronze.
Rudder:
Two Rolls-Royce Promas rudders of twisted type to be installed.
Steering gear:
Two electro-hydraulically driven rotary vane type steering gear type Rolls-Royce
Tenfjord to be installed.
Rolls-Royce’s long history of using mathematical modeling and simulations of electrical, mechanical, thermal, chemical, hydraulic, hydro-mechanical and hydro-dynamic systems is utilized to understand and predict system dynamics and control characteristics. These simulations will be used to support the entire life cycle of the yacht: from concept trade-offs, through system optimizations and detailed design, to support sea trials, for problem resolution after deployment, and to evaluate the impact of design changes throughout vessel life.
Dynamic response analysis (DRA) Refers to the development of mathematical equations describing the dynamic behavior of the ship and system components and then combining these equations into a unified computer simulation that predicts the transient and steady state response of the complete system. Experienced Rolls-Royce analysts will design and analyze simulation experiments to reduce technical risk by quantifying performance, designing and analyzing controls, exposing potential performance problems, and designing corrective changes. Rolls-Royce has an extensive mathematical model library to support such efforts.
Concept and preliminary design - A DRA is frequently used to verify machinery design and selection prior to placing equipment orders. DRA can determine if candidate machinery components will yield adequate system response without encountering excessive loads.
Detailed design - DRA is used to design the supervisory propulsion control algorithms and verify that the final system design will respond well and not exceed any limits of safe machinery operation. Both normal operation and failure modes can be analyzed via DRA.
This new approach is the result of rigorous analysis considering performance, safety, reliability, maintainability capital and operational costs.
The vessel to be arranged for twin screw propulsion with Promas rudder.
Noise- and thermal insulated engine control room to be arranged.
F.O. treatment room to be arranged for installation of separators.
Fuel oil to be Marine Diesel Oil
Main engines
Two medium speed, non-reversible exhaust turbocharged, marine engines type
Rolls-Royce C25:33L8P
Output MCR approx. 2665 kW @ 1000 rpm.
Gearbox
Two reduction gearboxes to be installed.
The gearboxes shall be equipped with built-in hydraulic clutch that brings the
propeller to full stop when it is disengaged.
Primary PTO/PTI shall be dimensioned for a 500 kW shaft generator.
Max. input power: 3165 kW ( Main engine + PTI)
Input rpm: 1000 rpm
Propeller rpm: 208 rpm
Shaft generator
Two shaft generators to be installed PTO/PTI. The generators can be used at sea
either one on each side of split switchboard or only one is connected to switchboard
with closed bus-tie breaker.
In port at discharging mode, one generator operates the complete load for
discharging and other general ship load.
Flexible coupling shall be installed between gearbox and generator.
The shaft generator shall be capable of short-time parallel operation with the diesel
engine driven auxiliary alternators for load transfer
Capacity: Each abt. 500 ekW at 1500 rpm.
Voltage: 3 x 400 V – 50 Hz.
Cooling: Air Cooled
Enclosure: IP 23
Insulation class: F or H
Propeller
Two CPP type propellers shall be installed, the propellers shall be direct mechanical
driven from the main engines via reduction gearbox.
Diameter: 2700 mm
Auxiliary generators
Two auxiliary generator sets each abt. 750 kW to be installed.
1500 rpm.
400 V, 50 Hz 3-phase.
Fuel oil to be Marine Diesel Oil.
Emergency aggregate
One approx. 99 kW radiator cooled, diesel engine in separate room, with emergency
switchboard and trafo 400/230 V, 50 Hz.
In general all machinery systems shall be split in two systems so that a single failure
in one propulsion-system will not affect the other system.
Fuel system
4 MDO bunker tank
1 MDO settling tank
2 MDO day tank
Misc. smaller service tanks
1 MDO transfer pump
1 sludge pump
Two (2) automatic separators for MDO, installed in separator room.
Lube oil system
LO stores tanks for each type of oils.
Main diesel engines stores tanks with capacity for two complete fillings.
Misc. smaller service tanks as required.
LO system tanks below main engines integrated in foundation units.
Built on main lube oil pump on main engines and electric priming pumps.
1 LO transfer pump.
Two (2) automatic separators for main engines, capacity acc. to main engine maker’s
recommendations.
Necessary LO filters for main engines and gear boxes.
Standby gear oil pumps.
Combined propeller servo oil and gear oil system.
Cooling system
FW Cooling water sytem to be built totally separate for the two engines.
For each engine:
Preheater for each main engine.
Two (2) LT-freshwater pumps, electric driven for auxiliary engines and other
equipment .
Compressed air system
Generator sets to have compressed air starting.
Two air cooled two stage starting air compressors to be installed in the engine room.
Each compressor with a capacity acc. to class requirements fully automated and
fitted with oil and water separator and none return valve.
Two starting air receivers with size acc. to class requirements to be installed.
Starting air receivers to be connected with crossovers and isolating valves.
The general purpose air system to be supplied via a reduction station 30-8 bar from
the starting air system.
One general purpose air receiver with size abt. 200 l, 10 bar to be installed.
One GR5 oil filter and One GR 7 particle filter to be installed between the reduction
station and general purpose air receiver to ensure clean service air.
Instrument air shall be supplied from the general purpose air system.
One refrigerated air dryer with capacity abt. 35 m3/h, 7 bar @ 45°C ambient temp to
be installed adjacent to the general purpose air receiver.
Distilled water system
Freshwater to be produced by two reverse osmosis plant with capacity of abt. 20
t/day each.
Automation system
Integrated monitoring, alarm and remote operation system based on latest marine
standard for EO-class vessels.
Operator stations in engine control room, ship offices and on bridge.
Purpose built, marine training facilities in Bergen - Norway, Kristineham - Sweden, Manchester and Bristol - UK, and shared facilities in Alesund - Norway are the international centers for the training of Owner's crew as well as Rolls-Royce marine engineers.
Attending a training course lead by Rolls-Royce product managers is the perfect complement to the new build, ensuring an in depth working knowledge of the equipment or system before it enters service.
Tailor-made courses provide more in depth product and system training and are designed to individual customer requirements.
On-board training lead by specialists on-board the ship or at the customers offices. Complete crews can be cost effectively trained on new equipment. Simulator training on navigation simulators and Rolls-Royce propulsion and bridge equipment can be arranged at:
The water toy garage can accommodate a Riva AquaRiva, a 30' inboard RIB, a sport submarine, 16 sets of scuba equipment, fishing and snorkeling gear, and 6 x 3-person Waverunners.
Rafts:
2 x 25 persons each side.
Helicopter: The vessel is equipped to receive a Eurocopter EC 155 B1 helicopter, and most types of smaller helicopters. Landing platform: Fore mounted helicopter landing platform with D-value of 14.0 meters.
Warranties A Two-Year Warranty on all Rolls-Royce Systems and Equipment will be provided. Rolls-Royce has a broad customer base comprising more than 2,000 marine customers including 70 navies. Rolls-Royce employs 38,000 people in offices, manufacturing and service facilities in 50 countries. As noted above, the Rolls-Royce Equipment warranty will be suspended during the 20 month (est.) finishing phase, during which Rolls-Royce will maintain all their equipment onboard. Pinmar issues a one-year warranty on the fairing and painting.
Rolls-Royce Service Rolls-Royce will service the systems during the warranty suspension in the finishing yard, to make sure that equipment is kept in as-new condition.
Predictive Maintenance - TotalCare The maintenance program will be offered as an option and uses the latest tools to keep Owner in control of vessel. To drive down ownership costs the need for accurate up-to-date information on the performance and health of equipment is vital. Savings result from calculations to determine the remaining equipment life, so maintenance decisions are based on how the equipment is used and performing, rather than the pessimistic methods based on running hours. For a growing number of naval and commercial customers profitable vessel operation is the business focus, not equipment maintenance. TotalCare ensures accurate budgeting and predictable costs, with no surprises.
As a leading player in the Mega Yacht Market, Nobiskrug focuses on designing and constructing one-off projects ranging from 60m-150m+ in length. Nobiskrug is extremely ambitious in its solutions. The shipyard's goal is the creation of unique masterpieces in German craftsmanship. They work with heart-felt dedication and exceptional expertise to create Owner's vision. The strictest of confidentiality is a given. Each Mega Yacht project is led by a team of experts. For the owner this means one point of contact from project start through delivery. A specialized service team is in charge during supervision of the warranty phase and available to provide additional technical management in the future, if requested. Nobiskrug's in-house engineering department, in concert with Rolls-Royce Marine's technical and engineering staff, has the ability to manage several projects simultaneously as well as handle all key technical issues internally. The construction department contains all required workshops such as ship building, piping, machinery, lathe, electrical or high quality interior manufacturing. Nobiskrug's employees are trained in the German apprenticeship system and produce work of such a high standard, there simply is no competition when it comes to quality.
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TRIPLE SEVEN - ISS Leadership Award 2007
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