- Stolt Ships -
 

- some ships of the Stolt Parcel Tanker fleet-
 
 

Featuring:  "Stolt Integrity" of the  "Pride Class"
 
 
 
 

1978-08-082
"Stolt Integrity"
Photographed in San Francisco, 1978
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 

1978-08-004
Two giants, - Maersk Line and Stolt Parcel Tankers -,  meet in the Singapore Strait, - July 11.1978
Maersk cargo ship "Clifford Mærsk" and Stolt Tanker "Stolt Integrity
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 

1978-08-005
Two giants, - Maersk Line and Stolt Parcel Tankers -,  meet in the Singapore Strait, - July 11.1978
Maersk cargo ship "Clifford Mærsk" and Stolt Tanker "Stolt Integrity
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 
 

1978-08-006
"Stolt Integrity"
Making a short stop off Singapore in order to change crew, - July 11. 1978
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 

1978-08-007
"Stolt Integrity"
Making a short stop off Singapore in order to change crew, - July 11. 1978
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 

1978-08-008
"Stolt Integrity"
Making a short stop off Singapore in order to change crew, - July 11. 1978
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 

1978-09-060
"Stolt Integrity"
At work in the Mississippi, - 1978
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 

M/T "Stolt Integrity"
- off Punta Arenas in 2001 -
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 
 

M/T "Stolt Integrity"
- Chemical Tanker in a magnificent light -
(Photographed in Hamburg, Sept. 1981)
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 

M/T "Stolt Integrity"
- Chemical Tanker -
(Photographed in Ulsan, Korea, April 30.1995.)
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 

M/T "Stolt Integrity"
- Chemical Tanker -
(Photographed in Ulsan, Korea, April 30.1995.)
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 

M/T "Stolt Integrity"
- Chemical Tanker -
(Photographed in Ulsan, Korea, April 30.1995.)
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 

M/T "Stolt Integrity"
- Chemical Tanker -
(Photographed in Ulsan, Korea, April 30.1995.)
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 

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Pictures of "Stolt Integrity's" Main Engine,

- a Sulzer 6-RND-90, 17400 bhp -
 

1978-08-073
A view of the engine top of this rather powerful engine, - the Sulzer 6RND90, 17400 bhp.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 

1978-08-072
- and here a picture from the lower part of the engine, with crankcase doors to the left -
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 

1978-08-071
Here the crankcase doors are opened up for crankcase inspection and control of the crankshaft deflection.
Swiss 1st. Engineer Ronald Geiger and Norwegian 2nd. Engineer Terje having fun before starting the job.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 

1978-08-076
Here a look through the crankcase door, - with another 2nd. Engineer inspecting.
(Shame on me!  I have forgotten this Norwegian gentleman's name!)
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©
 
 
 

1978-08-070
The crosshead and the connecting rod, - and 2nd. Engineer preparing for measuring the crankshaft deflection.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©
 
 
 
 
 

1978-08-078
Here the gauge for measuring the deflection is in place, and the crankshaft is slowly turned.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©
 
 
 

1978-08 080
Mission accomplished!
Take note of the quite impressive dimension of the engine components.
Engineer sitting on the web with the deflection gauge in his hand, - and piston turned to bottom position.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©
 

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A Stainlees Steel Cargo Tank
 

Now, - having seen the inside of a main engine, - what about having a look into a cargo tank???
Here are some pics from a trip into one of "Stolt Integrity's" stainless steel tanks.
 
 
 

1978-09-029
The Foreman, - Brunjulf -, at the open cargo hatch, - ready to inspect the tank.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 

1978-09-022
This is what a chemical tanker looks like below deck.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 

1978-09-023
1st. Engineer Ronald Geiger looking into the tank.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 

1978-09-024
View to the bottom of the tank.
The curved pipe on the bottom is a steam heating coil for warming up the cargo if so required.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 

1978-09-025
Brunjulf coming down the steep ladder
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 

1978-09-026
View from the bottom
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 

1978-09-027
Another view from the bottom.
Take note og the long vertical pipes just behind the ladder. That is the tanks hydraulically driven deepwell pump.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 
 
 

1978-09-028
The bottom of the tank. Here a better view of the stainless steel heating coil at the tank floor.
(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)
 

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