Scheldemond I

About Scheldemond I

Scheldemond I is unquestionably one of the most unique and versatile work platforms operating on the River Thames today.

After joining the Livett’s fleet in 2015, she has proved integral to countless projects on the water. This includes supporting marine civil engineering projects, River Thames filming and PR events, river surveys, and bridge inspections.

She is also regularly chartered for crane hire, used as a mobile workshop, and often deployed as a diving and drone filming platform.

There is complete living accommodation for up to three people on board.

She can be connected seamlessly to her extension pontoon, Scheldemond II, further highlighting her versatility.

Vessel type: Self-propelled work platform
Length: 32.5m
Beam: 6.75m
Moulded depth: 2.3m
Draft: 1.66m
Air draft (wheelhouse up): 5.8 m
Air draft (wheelhouse down): 4.92m
Deck load: 80T
Classification: PLA Category C
Main Engines:
- 2x Volvo Penta D9
- 2x 300 PK
Spud legs: 2x 17m long, hydraulic controlled spud legs
Electrical power: 440V / 240V
Accommodation: Complete living accommodation for three people
Mobile crane: Kennis R50, 51.28Tm, 17m lifting capacity at 2.5T
- Crane travels complete length of deck of both vessels

Electrical Power:

Aux Engines:
- John Deere 63 kVa
- Hatz 25 kVa
Fwd:
- 2 x 32A three phase outlets (only one if connected to Scheldemond II)
- 4 x 13A single phase outlets
Aft:
- 1 x 63A three phase outlets
- 2 x 32A three phase outlets
- 2 x 13A single phase outlets

Additional information:

Large storage area and potential workshop in hold
Removable bow section
Roll-on/roll-off capabilities
Crane is also able to track from one vessel to another, giving substantial positional flexibility
Diesel bunkering

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