ICS Tenacious lying at anchor in calm water, starboard side on, under a layered bank of cloud with a low coastline behind her.

ICS Tenacious

Bunker vessel

A twin-screw bunker vessel built by Zhejiang Sunshine Heavy Industry in 2023, carrying distillate and residual fuels under the Bahamas flag.

Particulars

Identity

IMO number
9956721
Flag
Bahamas (Nassau)
Builder
Zhejiang Sunshine Heavy Industry
Year built
2023
Classification
DNV/48899
Class notation
*HULL*MACH, 1A Tanker for Oil Products with flashpoint >60C BIC COAT—PCPC (b) ESP, Recyclable TMON (Open loop water) *IWS, Unrestricted Navigation

Dimensions

Length overall
102.6 m
Breadth moulded
19.0 m
Depth moulded
9.3 m
Maximum draught
7.3 m
Deadweight (preliminary)
8,354 T
Gross / net tonnage
4,903 T / 2,465 T

Capacity

Cargo oil
8,569.60 m³
Cargo and slop
8,908.22 m³
Marine diesel oil
231.30 m³
Grades of cargo
Marine distillate fuels MGO and MDO · residual fuels VLSFO and HSFO 380, flash point above 60 °C
Discharge capacity
1 × 1,000 m³/hr at 12 bar
Cargo pumps
2 × Taiko Kikai screw type CSE-1000A, 500 m³/hr

Machinery

Main engine
2 × Yanmar Japan 6EY22AW, 1,200 kW at 900 rpm MCR
Total output
3,264 BHP
Propellers
5B fixed pitch propeller, diameter 2,350 mm, twin screw
Bow thruster
1 × 500 kW
Stern thruster
1 × 380 kW

Full specificationPDF, 618 kB

  • ICS Tenacious under way in a short sea with her fenders out and spray at the bow.

    Under way in a short sea

  • ICS Tenacious lying still in flat water at first light, her hull dark against a pale sky.

    At anchor at sunrise

  • Her profile in silhouette against a low sun and a bank of cloud.

    Against the sunset

  • ICS Tenacious alongside at a container terminal, shore gantries and a city skyline behind her.

    In port

  • ICS Tenacious standing in dry dock with her red underwater hull and bulbous bow uncovered.

    In dry dock

  • ICS Tenacious made fast alongside a cruise ship with her hoses rigged.

    Alongside to deliver

  • Her deck pipework and manifold connections seen looking aft, with the accommodation beyond.

    Manifold on deck

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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