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*Deck fills like in catfish 1 or without the cover
 
*Deck fills like in catfish 1 or without the cover
 
*bow thruster greasing reservoir position(needs to bee DWL+500)  
 
*bow thruster greasing reservoir position(needs to bee DWL+500)  
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*as rudder arm, has been chosen [http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/dde28f6a#/dde28f6a/184 Vetus HELM40]
 
==== Electrical ====
 
==== Electrical ====
 
*dimensions switch panel 12V / 220V
 
*dimensions switch panel 12V / 220V

Revision as of 15:25, 21 October 2011

General

Contacts

  • yard is Gielissen Linskens
  • yard project manager - Peter Linskens (does not master English)
  • yard labour preparation - Tim van Overbeeke
  • interior labout preparation
    • Niels van der Rijt (Gielissen Neos, Helmond)
    • +31 (0)492 53 15 31
    • Niels.van.der.Rijt@gielissen.nl
  • http://www.i-yacht.de/content/second.htm design company website
    • Udo A. Hafner
    • e-mail uh@i-yacht.de
    • mobile phone +49.173.2421981

Classification

  • CE-C
  • certification DMI tel +31 597 671 000
    • contactperson Albert de Roos tel +31 61 58 75 825
    • info@dutchmarineinspection.nl

Scope

  • hydrostatics
  • general construction plan
  • construcion building kit without
    • bench aftdeck
    • mast
  • systems
  • interior building kit:
    • expansions
    • no hardware list
    • no edging

Time schedule

  • wk32 preliminary approval
  • planning Linskens:
    • half januar 2012 delivery first boat
    • 1 month for building in systems + interior
    • 1 month for hull construction
    • start hull construction half october

Questions

General

  • thrusters - model and type - standard pipe conform Peter
  • Shaft tube outer diameter ∅95 is ok?

Construction

  • portholes - cut-out drawing?
  • Do we put a flat plate under the forecabin escape hatch?
  • Do we make hatch in swim platform for removing the stern thruster?
  • Curved part with bending on the edge of the roof?

Systems

  • tank connections height
  • Will the discharge of wastewater overboard be made using a pump or a simple gravity discharge ?
  • We need 2 drain units(instead of 1, mentioned in purchase list) from Exalto; Allowed ?
  • For fuel tanks supply (PS and SB) we need: 1 Splash-Stop Vetus FS5125, 1 Deck entry Osculati 20.667.03 and 1 No smell Vetus NSF25D
  • Do we need to make manual control override for the rudder?
  • Deck fills like in catfish 1 or without the cover
  • bow thruster greasing reservoir position(needs to bee DWL+500)
  • as rudder arm, has been chosen Vetus HELM40

Electrical

  • dimensions switch panel 12V / 220V
  • Do we habe battery boxes?

Insulation

  • PUR insulation?
  • thickness of insulation?

Interior

  • Do we have a hatch above the engine in the plywood sole?

Paint and Varnish

To do

Naval Architecture

  • move rudder aft

Construction

  • F02 - lower iwo outboard bedside
  • superstructure sides - modify windows for structure and curtains?
  • all hatches: indicate brand + type and cutout dimensions
  • indicate gaslocker cutout

Systems

Interior


Options

  • our delivery must be prepared for the following options:
    • bench at aftdeck
    • table at aftdeck
    • cabrio hood
    • 2 additional batteries of 165 Ah
    • bowthruster 105 kgf
    • sternthruster 105 kgf
    • Webasto air heating
    • deckwash at swimplatform (fresh water)
    • LED lighting in stairs
    • electric windlass
    • combimicrowave with grill
    • hood
    • radio/cd player with 4 speakers ( 2 interior and 2 exterior)

Naval architecture

Tank arrangement

  • tanks at CL
  • waste water 215l - Vetus BTANK215
  • fresh water 450l - Vetus or custom made
  • fuel 800l - Vetus or custom made
  • waste water tank in 'engine room'
  • fresh water tank NOT in 'engine room'
  • fresh water tank NOT under beds

Propulsion

  • maximum speed 17kmh
  • standard engine is 140hp
  • optional engine is 170hp (consider for air intake)

Construction

  • as simple as possible in order to reduce costs of material and manhours
  • use bending parts as much as possible: reduced manhours for welding and painting
  • railing aftdeck - mounted on L80x40, flange up and outward, ends in line with aftcabin contour, ends closed with plates (this will be painted in contrasting colour) - see sketch 1
  • rubrail swimplatform - rubber D-profile mounted on tube OD30 welded at 6mm distance from shell (spacers not in delivery) - see scan stootrand
  • inner transom is a bending part
  • transom stairs - 1 bending part
  • keel and rudder as Catfish 1, unless we can improve it
  • sternthruster model and position as Catfish 1
  • air intake - was the Catfish logo but this might give problems with painting so this will become a simple label (needs to allow a flow of 10-15 m³/min for combustion)
  • airintake - integrate, solution? (purchase part is about €250)
  • bulwark - single plate, tube OD30 on top
  • bulwark iwo bow - continue over CL when doubts about strength - add hole for anchor
  • forepeak bhd - WT with hatch for inspection anchor arrangement
  • chain locker - drains to bowthruster
  • chainlocker - no bottom (Forepeak is under the waterline, it will flood)
  • rubrail - not present, striping only
  • steering console - plywood dashboard panels overlapping steel sides, mounted on FB
  • aft deck - soft patch - size as biggest wet unit
  • bench aft deck - purchase part
  • engine room - as small as possible
  • engine room - not in steel
  • steering console - GRP part

Subframe

Function:

  • base for interior construction
  • base for systems installation
  • mounting of interior + systems into hull

Outfitting

Sole supports

  • conform GA, minimum headroom 2.00m net, sloping downward in forecabin
  • stairs - riser 225mm maximum
  • longitudinal rectangular tubes, in cutouts in frames
  • windscreen - coaming as Catfish1
  • salon entry - custom purchase part Boomsma

Windows and hatches

  • exact dimension and position pending on interior
  • drawn is exterior of windowprofile
  • profile overlaps steel by 17mm, HIP is offset of 20mm

Insulation

Systems

  • standard engine is Vetus DT 44
  • optional engine is Vetus DT 66
  • see Excel sheet 'catfish techniek'
  • electric switch panel 230V/24V Busch-Jaeger
  • optional heating (air) will be implemented in kit

Exhaust system

  • gooseneck - tube, welded in hull on PS or SB
  • waterlock - see Exalto waterlocks - Vetus MP90 is canceled

Interior

Joinery entry

Clearance

Styling

Lay out

Hardware and fittings

Materials

  • 08-MDF-HPL/HPL - draw 10
  • 16-MDF-HPL/HPL - draw 18
  • 09-BIR-HPL/HPL - draw 11
  • 18-FIN-PF/PF - draw 19
  • 18-FIN-HPL/HPL - draw 20
  • 4mm Skai

Prices

  • birch plywood 13-14 €/m2
  • sandwich is about double the price of birch:
    • sandwich 18mm 25 €/m2
    • sandwich 30mm 32-33 €/m2

Sole

  • plywood / sandwich - tbd
  • on 4mm foamstrips

Appliances

  • finish is HPL except window box which will be Sky
  • materials
    • basewood/shell covering - plywood ocoume
    • furniture - MDF + HPL
    • ? - birch plywood
    • Corian soles in wet units
  • wet units as Centreboard OR glassfibre
  • dinette's - rectangular, purchase parts, not to intersect shell
  • cabin doors - honeycomb with wooden insert at hinge side + HPL / ABS
  • cabinet closing device - push button latch Southco

Washbasin

Surface model

  • no extended swimplatfrom
  • radius required at corner side/swimplatform to accommodate D-profile (fillet between side and transom, extends to the bottom)
  • steering console - steering pump not to collide with joinery wall, move console aft if necessary
  • foredeck - no hatches
  • bulwark - single plate, continue over bow when doubts about strength
  • bollard boxes - extend to deck
  • hull to be faired where neccessary
  • aftdeck surface - close in way of bench

Building kit

  • windows - mark, cut or cut with bridges, up to us
  • portholes fore ship - partially cut
  • portholes aft ship - cut
  • hatches - cut
  • salon entry - cut
  • thrusters - partially cut in shell