Container ship study guide

Open the 3D model

One feeder ship, taken apart for study

A 2,806 TEU geared container ship and its MAN B&W 7G60ME-C9.5 main engine, modelled in 3D from published particulars. Pick any of its 178 parts and read what it does, where it is and how it is checked, at the depth you need: essentials for cadets, key data for watchkeepers, design detail for seniors.

Starboard elevation of the 2,806 TEU geared container ship, 186 m overallDWLMain engine 7G60ME-C9.5Engine roomPropeller and rudderHatch coversDeck stows, 10 bays of 40 ftDeck cranes, 32 m jibBreakwaterFunnelAccommodation, 7 levels + wheelhouseLOA 186.0 mT 11.0D 17.9
Starboard elevation. Click the house, cranes, deck stows, engine room or propeller to open them in 3D.Dashed: hidden lines

Drawing register

Every sheet is live. Parts link across sheets, so a box on a flow diagram opens the same part in 3D.

SheetTitle
1Ship, general arrangement
2Main engine, 7G60ME-C9.5
3Engine cycle and load diagram
4.1Fuel oil system
4.2Central cooling water system
4.3Lubricating oil system
4.4Scavenge air & exhaust gas
4.5Ballast & bilge systems
4.6Starting & control air
4.7Electrical power distribution

Principal particulars

Tsuneishi 2,806 TEU geared type. Each figure is marked with how sure we are.

Length overall186.0 mPublished
Breadth, moulded35.6 mPublished
Depth, moulded17.9 mPublished
Design draught11.0 mPublished
Gross tonnage33,700Published
Container capacity2,806 TEU, 600 reefer socketsPublished
Cargo gear3 deck cranes, jib ≈ 32 mPublished
Main engineMAN B&W 7G60ME-C9.5, taken from the gearless sisterEstimated
Engine rating, L118,760 kW at 97 r/minPublished
Design portChittagong, Bangladesh (“Chittagong Max”)Published

How sure is each figure?

Published
From the builder, MAN’s project guide or an IMO instrument. 37 parts carry this mark.
Typical
Normal practice for this ship type and engine. Right in principle; the ship’s own settings may differ.
Estimated
Our assumption where nothing is published: hull lines, tank layout, engine-room arrangement, the cylinder distance and con-rod length, and all values in the cycle model marked as estimated.

For study only. Always follow the ship’s own manuals, the engine maker’s instructions and your company’s procedures.

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