Refrigerated cargo vessel "Dunay"

LIST OF VESSELS 


 The ship was built in 1941 under the name "Hoy" for the Royal Navy of Great Britain. Belonged to the class of naval trawlers - Isles-Class Trawler. This type included 145 vessels built during the Second World War. Another 52 vessels were built in almost identical subtypes Dance, Tree and Shakespearian. In 1946, "Hoy" was transferred under the Soviet flag and received the name "Dunay". The naval trawler was converted into a refrigerated cargo vessel. In 1948, a new main engine was installed (a steam engine of triple expansion was replaced with an internal combustion engine). In the 70-80s, the "Dunay" was decommissioned and was left into the shallow in Nakhodka, where apparently was later disposed of.
Purpose of the vessel:     - transportation of refrigerated cargoes
Length OA (m) 50.14
Length BP (m) -
Breadth extreme (m) 8.44
Molded breadth (m) 8.40
Depth to upper deck (m) 4.58
Load draught, average (m) 4.28
Displacement (tonnes) -
Deadweight (tonnes) 534
Gross tonnage / Net tonnage (register tons)
 597 / 255
Carrying capacity (tonnes) -
Main engines:
    - Main engine number, power (Bhp each)
1*600
    - Main engine model
HFR-4
    - Speed of rotation (r.p.m.)
 -
Shaft generators:
    - Shaft generator  model
n/a
    - Shaft generators number, power (kW each)
 n/a
    - Speed of rotation (r.p.m.)
 n/a
    - Rated voltage (V)
n/a
    -Current type n/a
Auxiliary diesel generators:
    - Diesel engine number, power (Bhp each)
-
    - Speed of rotation (r.p.m.)
 -
    - Engine model
 -
    - Generators number, power (kW each)
 -
    - Generator model
 -
    - Rated voltage (V)
-
    -Current type -
Emergency diesel generator:
    - Diesel engine power (Bhp)
 n/a
    - Speed of rotation (r.p.m.)
n/a
    - Engine model
n/a
    - Generator power (kW)
n/a
    - Generator model
n/a
    - Rated voltage (V)
n/a
    -Current type n/a
Refrigerated cargo spaces number, total cubic capacity (cub. m) 2*613
Ref. temperatures (C) -12
Refrigerants Ammonia
Derricks number, lifting capacity (tonnes) 2*1.5
Diesel oil tanks (tonnes) -
Heavy fuel oil tanks (tonnes) -
Fresh water tanks (tonnes)
 -
Speed (kn) 8.0
Number of beds for crew -
Year of construction 1941
Built by "Cook, Welton & Gemmell", Beverley, Great Britain
Notices:
        - During construction of a series of vessels of one type, in their design some changes can be made and the above-stated characteristics can be changed insignificantly.
        - The above-stated characteristics belong to the lead vessel "Dunay" (source - Lloyd’s Register of Shipping 1975-76). Other possible versions of the corresponding characteristic can be specified in brackets.
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