ICS Allegiance under way in open water, port side on, with a long breakwater and a clear sky behind her.

ICS Allegiance

Bunker vessel

A twin-screw bunker vessel built by Saigon Offshore Fabrication and Engineering in 2011, carrying distillate and residual fuels under the Bahamas flag.

Particulars

Identity

IMO number
9587427
Flag
Bahamas (Nassau)
Builder
Saigon Offshore Fabrication and Engineering Limited
Year built
2011
Classification
DNV GL
Class notation
*HULL*MACH, Oil Tanker, Flash Point>60C-ESP, *IWS, Unrestricted Navigation

Dimensions

Length overall
92.7 m
Breadth moulded
18.6 m
Depth moulded
9.6 m
Maximum draught
7.0 m
Deadweight (preliminary)
6,000 T
Gross / net tonnage
4,366 T / 1,821 T

Capacity

Cargo oil
6,400.0 m³
Cargo and slop
6,650.0 m³
Fuel oil
275.0 m³
Marine diesel oil
40.0 m³
Grades of cargo
Marine distillate fuels DMA · residual fuels RME 180 and RMG 380, flash point above 60 °C
Discharge capacity
2 × 750 m³/hr at 12 bar

Machinery

Main engine
2 × MAK 8M20C, 2,038 BHP each
Total output
4,076 BHP
Propellers
2 × CPP, Kamewa 60A/41B
Bow thruster
1 × 360 kW, 6 T thrust
Stern thruster
1 × 360 kW, 6 T thrust

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  • ICS Allegiance on Sydney Harbour, the Harbour Bridge standing behind her.

    On Sydney Harbour

  • ICS Allegiance under way bow-on with a city skyline behind her and her bow wave turning over.

    Outbound past the city

  • ICS Allegiance lying alongside a larger vessel with her hoses rigged, a loading berth beyond.

    Alongside to bunker

  • Looking aft along her deck to the bunkering manifold, moored against a bulk carrier at Port Kembla.

    Bunkering at Port Kembla

  • ICS Allegiance at work in a harbour with a cruise ship moored across the water.

    Working in the harbour

  • Her foredeck seen from the bridge front, hose crane and pipework in the foreground and a river bridge beyond.

    On deck

Port Kembla photograph by Morgan Mara.

Looking across a harbour from a tanker’s deck to a bunker vessel under way, with a fuel terminal and wooded shore behind her.

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