Berge Fjord
Berge Fjord (ex "Docefjord") was one of the largest ore carriers in the world. Design. The "Berge Fjord" was built in 1986 by shipbuilder Industrias Verolme Ishibras in the yard of Brazil Estaleiros S.A. The ship had an overall length of , while the length between perpendiculars was . "Berge Fjord" had moulded breadth and extreme breadth of . The depth of the ship was , while the draft, when fully loaded, is . The ship was built according to double hull technology. Builders utilized the space between double hulls for ballast tanks, which are easier for usage and maintenance, without interfering with  the cargo spaces. The deadweight of "Berge Fjord" was 310,698 metric tons, the gross tonnage 159,534 and the net tonnage 63,935. Engineering. The main engine of "Berge Fjord" was Sulzer 8RTA84, which provided total power of 25,651 kW to the ship. The main engine technology was based on the common rail engine RTA84. "Berge Fjord" had fuel consumption of 194 t/day of HFO in service.