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RUBY I

IMO9352896Call sign EZIE
Type
AHTS
Lifecycle
Active
Flag
Turkmenistan
Built
2005
Class
BV
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RUBY I (IMO 9352896) is an AHTS built 2005, Turkmenistan-flagged, BV-classed.

56.2 t
Bollard pull (BP)
4,600 hp
BHP
None reported
DP class
1,400 t
Deadweight (DWT)
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01 — Identification

IMO number
9352896
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Class notation
BV / RMRS[1]
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02 — Ownership & build

Operator / manager
Gac Marine Sa[4]
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P&I club
Not yet documented
No sourceReport

03 — Hull & capacity

Deadweight (DWT)
1,400 t[2]
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Gross tonnage (GT)
1,210 GT[1]
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04 — Propulsion & performance

Bollard pull (BP)
56.2 t[2]
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05 — Capability

DP class
None reported
DerivedReport

06 — Deck & accommodation

Sources cited (5)

Data updated
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  3. 3
    IACS — Vessels in Class public register
    https://iacs.org.uk/membership/vessels-in-class ↗
  4. 4
    Commercial reference databases (not individually named)
    grouped category; individual databases are not publicly named
  5. 5

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Frequently asked

What is RUBY I's IMO number?

RUBY I's IMO number is 9352896.

What is RUBY I's length?

RUBY I has an overall length of 59.2 m (194.2 ft).

What is RUBY I's deadweight?

RUBY I has a deadweight of 1,400 t (1,543.2 short tons).

What is RUBY I's bollard pull?

RUBY I has a bollard pull of 56.2 t (61.9 short tons).

What is RUBY I's deck area?

RUBY I has a clear deck area of 400 m² (4,306 ft²).