Greater power and flexibility for dredgers
Thanks to its adaptive platform, shipowners can completely tailor the design of the CSD Series to a desired operational profile. Some of the many options available include: self-propelled or stationary service; an anchor boom system; a barge loading system; motion compensation in the spud carrier and cutter ladder system; a Christmas tree system and a spud tilting system. The vessel is designed for renewable marine fuels such as methanol but can also run on regular marine diesel oil.
The headline vessel of the CSD Series is an innovative self-propelled cutter suction dredger of 296-feet length, which can be extended to provide an increased swing width. Operating under a US flag, the USCG-compliant vessel includes two 6,300 HP dredge pumps on deck and one submerged dredge pump to provide 34-inch cutter power of 3,500 HP. It has a total installed power of approximately 26,000 HP and the ability to dredge to depths of 95 feet.
C-Job CSD Series
Project highlights
Adaptive platform
Scalable range of design options
Multiple fuel options
Renewable marine fuels or dual-fuel propulsion
Power and size
Maximum 360′ 11″ long (110 m) with 26,000 HP total