The first production ship of 7490 tons of stainless steel chemicals in Yangzhou Jinling Shipyard started smoothly.

Published: Sep 24, 2020 10:21 (GMT+8)
[Yangzhou Jinling Shipyard 7490 ton stainless steel chemical first ship started smoothly] on September 22nd, the 7490-ton stainless steel chemical bow ship built by China Merchants Jinling Dingheng Shipbuilding (Yangzhou Jinling) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Yangzhou Jinling) for the domestic shipowner Huizhou Huayi Rongsheng started smoothly.

SMM Network: September 22nd, by China Merchants Jinling Dingheng Shipbuilding (Yangzhou) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Yangzhou Jinling) for the domestic shipowner Huizhou Huayi Rongsheng construction of 7490 tons of stainless steel chemical bow ship successfully started.

Liu Jianhua, chairman of Huizhou Huayi Rongsheng, Liu Xiaoang, general manager, Liu Jia, executive director, Li Zedong, deputy general manager, Zhang Xiaoquan, deputy director of the construction department of Jiangsu Branch of China Classification Society, and Chen Yuan, deputy general manager of Jinling, Yangzhou, attended the opening ceremony.

Liu Jia said that after many on-site visits, Huizhou Huayi Rongsheng finally chose Yangzhou Jinling, a professional chemical tanker construction base, to cooperate in the construction of two 7490-ton stainless steel chemical tankers. At the same time, she hopes that in the process of ship construction in the future, shipowners, shipyards, and classification societies will strengthen communication, sincere cooperation, and strict quality control, so as to ensure the timely delivery and delivery of new ships.

Zhang Xiaoquan said that he thanked Jinling of Yangzhou and Huizhou Huayi Rongsheng for their full trust and chose to become a member of the China Classification Society. Jiangsu Branch of China Classification Society will give full play to its technical advantages and do its best to make due contributions to the construction of advanced and high-quality ships.

On behalf of Jinling, Yangzhou, Chen Yuan thanked Huizhou Huayi Rongsheng for the cooperation opportunities and the strong support given by the China Classification Society. At the same time, it said that the 7490-ton stainless steel chemical tanker project will not only lay a solid foundation for Huizhou Huayi Rongsheng to build a century-old enterprise, but will also help consolidate Yangzhou Jinling's position as the world's number one in the market segment of small and medium-sized chemical tankers.

Liu Jianhua and Chen Yuan signed the construction documents on behalf of both sides.

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