Russia's Nakhodka Shipyard Launches Project 03141 Crab Fishing Vessel

en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) announced that the Nakhodka Ship Repair Yard (NSRY) in Primorsky Krai held an official launching ceremony for the newly built Project 03141 crab fishing vessel "Alexander Rodin".

The vessel was built by Nakhodka Ship Repair Yard for Pacific Fishing Company (TRK LLC, part of the Antey Group). Engineers from the Primorsky Krai branch of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping supervised the construction process. The vessel design was completed by SK Viking Design Company, located in Khabarovsk, and can transport up to 100 tons of live crab, stored in insulated stainless steel tanks with chilled seawater.

Under RS supervision, two shipyards—NSRY and Vostochnaya Verf in Vladivostok—are building a series of ten Project 03141 fishing vessels. Currently, 62 fishing vessels meeting RS class requirements are under construction at Russian shipyards.

The vessel's main parameters are: overall length 63.27 meters, beam 10.6 meters, depth amidships 4.6 meters, draft 4 meters, full load displacement 1,586 tons, main engine power 1,618 kW, full speed 14 knots, total cargo capacity approximately 257 cubic meters, and crew of 21. RS class notation: KM⍟ Ice2 (hull; machinery) (REF) fishing vessel.

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