Bottom discharging Hopper barges
Name Dimensions lxWxD Year build Hopper volume
B 4 40,0 x 6,92 x 2,5 m 1951 250 m3
B 5 40,0 x 6,92 x 2,5 m 1951 250 m3
B 6 37,0 x 5,95 x 2,3 m 1951 200 m3
B 7 37,0 x 5,95 x 2,3 m 1951 200 m3
B 8 37,0 x 5,95 x 2,3 m 1951 200 m3
B 9 43,0 x 7,50 x 3,0 m 1952 300 m3
B 10 43,0 x 7,50 x 3,0 m 1952 300 m3
B 11 46,0 x 8,50 x 3,5 m 1952 400 m3
B 12 40,0 x 7,00 x 2,5 m 1952 350 m3
B 14 40,0 x 7,00 x 2,5 m 1952 350 m3
B 15 46,0 x 8,50 x 3,5 m 1952 400 m3
B 16 37,0 x 6,00 x 2,5 m 1961 200 m3
B 17 37,0 x 6,00 x 2,5 m 1961 200 m3
B 18 37,0 x 6,00 x 2,5 m 1961 200 m3
B 24 40,0 x 7,00 x 3,5 m 1953 350 m3
Groningen 45,0 x 8,00 x 2,75 m 1955 400 m3
Utrecht 40,0 x 6,92 x 2,5 m 1955 400 m3
The B4 - B5 - B 6 - B 7 en B 8 were build by Sleephelling Mij. Scheveningen.
Building numbers; 51 - 52 - 40 - 41 - 42
The B9 to B 15 were the first self propelled bottom discharging hopper barges in the dredging industry and were equipped with a 225 BHP MWM engine.
The B 9 - B10 - B11 and B12 were build at shipyards in Groningen (NL)
The B14 was build at Worst & Dutmer in Meppel (NL)
The B15 was delivered by shipyard "De Liesbos" ( Amsterdamse Ballast Mij.) from Vianen (NL).
Off course the name "B13" was skipped, as sailing a vessel with that unlucky number was "not done" in the dredging world.
The "Groningen" and "Utrecht" ( Building Nrs. 110-111) were build by Sleephelling Mij. Scheveningen and each of them was equipped with two MWM, 187 BHP engines.
Source: http://rboltje.nl/Onderlossers.html
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