- A second tugboat, TITAN, joins the fleet at Rijeka, Croatia’s principal seaport, under a two-tug contract with Scafi for its subsidiary Jadranski Pomorski Servis.
- TITAN, previously BOĞAÇAY LXXII, operates alongside its twin, MORETTO.
- Built on the RAmparts 2400SX MKII design, TITAN features advanced technology, powerful engines, and large twin Z-drives.
- Jadranski Pomorski Servis has been ensuring ship navigation safety in the North Adriatic since 1956.
A second multi-purpose tugboat, TITAN, has been added to Rijeka, Croatia’s principal seaport. The tug is part of a two-tug contract with the Italian shipping group Scafi for its Croatian subsidiary, Jadranski Pomorski Servis, reports Marine Link.
Background and Delivery
- Originally named BOĞAÇAY LXXII during its construction in Turkiye, the tug was renamed TITAN upon delivery to its new owner.
- TITAN is now operational alongside its twin, MORETTO, another Bogacay Series tugboat.
Specifications and Design
- Both tugs are designed on the RAmparts 2400SX MKII platform, developed by Robert Allan Ltd.
- Key specifications of TITAN:
- Length Overall (LOA): 24.4m
- Molded Beam: 12m
- Least Molded Depth: 4.5m
- Navigational Draft: Approximately 5.45m
- TITAN represents the most technologically advanced iteration of Sanmar’s Boğaçay class tugs.
Features and Capabilities
Diesel-powered, capable of carrying up to 20,500 gallons of fuel. Outfitted with robust engines and large twin Z-drives, ensuring superior towing performance.
Operational Context
The Scafi Group is a prominent player in the Mediterranean towage sector, with operations in Italy, Croatia, Greece, and Morocco. Jadranski Pomorski Servis has provided navigation safety in the North Adriatic since 1956, initially as a state-owned entity and, since 1989, as a privately owned Croatian company.
Conclusion
The addition of TITAN to Rijeka’s fleet underscores advancements in towage technology and bolsters the operational capabilities of Jadranski Pomorski Servis in supporting maritime activities in the North Adriatic region.
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Source: Marine Link
