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BRAtt

The BRAtt is an ultra-compact, training tugboat. It has Z-drive propulsion, a fully operational ship-handling winch, and all the necessary accoutrements of a fully functional harbour tug... simply scaled down. Although conceived and built as a platform for cost-effective training of Z-drive tug Masters, the BRAtt also has significant commercial potential as a line-handling or yarding tug where its compact but powerful capabilities would be a benefit with all the functional characteristics of a full-size tug.

BRAtt

BRAtt (Burchett Robert Allan training tug)
Press Release - November 3, 2010
Press Release - May 5, 2010
Press Release - May 1, 2010

Vessel Concept by Burchett Marine Inc. and Robert Allan Ltd.
Vessel Design and Project Management by Robert Allan Ltd.
Production Design, Construction and Outfitting by Adrenalin Marine Ltd.

Particulars
Length Overall
Length, Moulded
Beam, Overall
Beam, Moulded
Depth, Moulded
Load Draft
- 8.53 m (28'-0")
- 7.80 m (25'-7")
- 4.95 m (16'-3")
- 4.32 m (14'-2")
- 1.87 m (6'-2")
- 1.44 m (4'-9")
Capacities
Fuel Oil - 1,400 litres (365 US gals)
Performance
Bollard Pull
Free Running Speed
- 3.6 tonnes
- 8.0 knots (8,000 lbs)
Seaspan Resolution vs. BRAtt