SAR 1347b Timaran Wave-suppression
Overview
The vessel is used in rivers, lakes, and other inland water areas to carry out maritime rescue missions. In particular, it can perform search and rescue operations in foggy weather and other bad weather conditions. It can also temporarily accommodate and transfer rescued persons. The special design effectively reduces wave making and resistance.
Key features
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The vessel adopts a wave-suppression trimaran design and is powered by twin diesel engines with surface-piercing propellers. The entire vessel has a longitudinal frame and is constructed from all-welded marine aluminum alloy. -
Meanwhile, it can also significantly reduce wave erosion of the riverbed during high-speed passage, as well as avoid affecting other ships in the same channel. Incorporating many characteristics of gliders, high-speed catamarans, and hovercrafts, this design has the advantage of a quicker start and lower stall speed.
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Because of its shallow draught and smaller sailing angle, this vessel is suitable for narrow, shallow, and busy waterways. Compared with conventional monohull vessels of the same size, this vessel has a larger deck area and cabin capacity, which leaves more space for modification and the addition of other mission equipment.
Arrangement
Specifications
Key Figures
Hull
Length Overall
13.473 m
Breadth Overall
3.848 m
Molded Depth
1.585 m
Draught
0.459 m
Hull Type
Wave-Suppression Trimaran
Material
Aluminum
Capacities
Crew
6~10P
Fuel Oil
560L
Propulsion
Main Engine
VOLVO D6-370I / 2×272kW
Propulsion
HS85AE / ASD8x2
Performances
Max Speed
73km/h
Range
313km
Navigation Zone
inland
