ASCO's “Rasul Rza” cargo ship returns to service after thorough tune-up

[ad_1] BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 25. The "Rasul Rza" dry cargo ship, operated by ASCO (Azerbaijan Caspian Delivery Firm)—an organization underneath AZCON Holding—has accomplished main repairs and returned to service, Pattern reviews.

The restore work was carried out on the "Gisan" shipyard positioned in Türkiye's Tuzla.

All through the excellent refurbishment course of, the vessel's major and supplementary propulsion techniques, fluid switch equipment, and ancillary mechanisms underwent meticulous analysis. Moreover, the mixing of piping and electrical infrastructures was executed alongside the implementation of automation protocols and hull welding operations.

The vessel underwent a complete upkeep protocol, whereby each the submerged and uncovered parts have been subjected to abrasive cleansing methodologies adopted by a meticulous repainting course of. The residential modules and ancillary areas underwent complete refurbishment and modernization to align with up to date benchmarks. The cargo holds underwent a radical cleansing and repainting course of to make sure optimum operational effectivity and compliance with trade requirements.

Moreover, complete evaluations of essential life-support equipment and hearth prevention techniques have been executed.

Subsequent to the fruits of remedial interventions, the "Rasul Rza" has adeptly navigated all requisite technical evaluations and has been reinstated into lively service. The vessel is presently present process pre-departure protocols for its forthcoming expedition.

"Rasul Rza" has been navigating the maritime area underneath the Azerbaijani ensign in international waters since 2016. The craft reveals a longitudinal dimension of 108.33 meters, a transverse breadth of 16.74 meters, and possesses a volumetric cargo capability of 5,200 tons.

The “Azerbaijan Caspian Delivery” Joint-Inventory Firm merged the nation’s fundamental fleets, the Azerbaijan State Caspian Sea Delivery Firm and the State Oil Firm of the Azerbaijan Republic’s Caspian Sea Oil Fleet. The “Azerbaijan Caspian Delivery” CJSC has two shipyards and offshore assist and business fleets. The service provider fleet has 51 ships: 20 tankers, 12 ferries, 16 dry cargo, 1 Ro-Ro, and a pair of Ro-Pax. By integrating maritime fleets, the “Azerbaijan Caspian Delivery” CJSC takes on high-level duties.