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Vessel buoy with icebreaking function

03.02.2023

China's first independently developed buoy vessel with icebreaking function "Haixun-156" was put into operation in the city of Tianjin (Northern China). This was reported by the Xinhua News Agency.

"Haixun-156" ("Marine patrol-156") will be at the disposal of the Northern Center for the provision of navigation services under the Ministry of Transport of the PRC.

The center's director, Chai Jinzhu, said the new vessel will be mainly used for navigational aid maintenance and emergency search and rescue missions, as well as waste clean-up work in freezing ports and waterways in northern China.

The displacement of Haixun-156 is 2 tons, and the length and width of its hull are 400 meters and 74,9 meters, respectively. Such a vessel is capable of continuously breaking through ice 14,3 meters thick while moving at a speed of 0,5 knots.

The new vessel, equipped with smart technology, can better ensure the smooth operation of ports and waterways and the safety of navigation in adverse sea conditions.

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