PLAN Carrier Strike Group and Airwing
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renmin
Junior Member
Re: What is that construction?
I doubt it is a tanker. I certainly do not see a bridge or signs of a shape of a vessel. I think Iv got it, it must be some sort of structure. Perhaps it might be used to cover up a new ship the PLAN is constructing so no one can take pictures of it or find out what is being consructed, it certainly does not look like a vessel. Dont go haywire, its just a guess.
I doubt it is a tanker. I certainly do not see a bridge or signs of a shape of a vessel. I think Iv got it, it must be some sort of structure. Perhaps it might be used to cover up a new ship the PLAN is constructing so no one can take pictures of it or find out what is being consructed, it certainly does not look like a vessel. Dont go haywire, its just a guess.
ger_mark
Junior Member
Re: What is that construction?
look at the size of the stand inside every floor of it should be 2m high
so if you count that together the whole object is 12-14 meters high wich fits very good inside that tanker i have postet, plus the 1st part of the tanker does get thinner , the tank also doenst have a roof there
also look at the 4-5 little increases on the top, used to fill it (look at the other ship)
look at the size of the stand inside every floor of it should be 2m high
so if you count that together the whole object is 12-14 meters high wich fits very good inside that tanker i have postet, plus the 1st part of the tanker does get thinner , the tank also doenst have a roof there
also look at the 4-5 little increases on the top, used to fill it (look at the other ship)
Re: What is that construction?
I am pretty sure that it is a LNG tanker. In August 2004, HuDong-Zhonghua won an order to build 2 LNG tankers for US$400 million. This was the first LNG contract won by a Chinese shipyard, and represents a significant acheivement for the Chinese shipbuilding industry since LNG tankers are among the most advanced types of civillian ships. The ships are due to be delivered in 2007.
I am pretty sure that it is a LNG tanker. In August 2004, HuDong-Zhonghua won an order to build 2 LNG tankers for US$400 million. This was the first LNG contract won by a Chinese shipyard, and represents a significant acheivement for the Chinese shipbuilding industry since LNG tankers are among the most advanced types of civillian ships. The ships are due to be delivered in 2007.
