MBT HrMs motor tugs "Linge" class (1987) - Construction drawing Scale 1 : 75 (10.11.042)

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Article number: 10.11.042

The Linge-class motor tugs are a series of modern harbour tugs belonging to the Royal Netherlands Navy, built in the 1980s for support duties at naval ports such as Den Helder, Willemstad (Curaçao) and other naval bases.

Below is an overview of this class:


 

Linge-class motor tugs (1987)

 

General Information

Type: Motor tug / harbour tug

Class: Linge class

Number of vessels: 5

In service since: 1987

Built by: Scheepswerf Delta B.V., Sliedrecht (Netherlands)

Designed for: Towing and pushing duties within ports, supply operations, transport of pontoons or barges, and light salvage operations


 

Ships of the class

Name Flag number In service Status
HMS Linge A874 1987 Possibly still in service or sold
HMS Hunze A875 1987
HNLMS Rotte A876 1987
HNLMS Schelde A877 1987
HNLMS Reest A878 1987

The vessels are named after Dutch rivers, a tradition in the navy for auxiliary vessels such as tugs, buoy tenders and supply ships.


 

Technical Specifications

Displacement: approx. 100 tonnes

Length: approx. 22 metres

Beam: approx. 6 metres

Draught: approx. 2.5 metres

Propulsion:

2 diesel engines

2 propellers with jet pipes or stern thrusters for extra manoeuvrability

Speed: approx. 10–12 knots

Crew: 4–6 people

Bollard pull: approx. 10 tonnes


 

Operational Tasks

Harbour towing of frigates, submarines, supply vessels

Transport of floating jetties, pontoons, oil tanks or ammunition storage

Assistance with exercises and maintenance work

Emergency response within ports (e.g. in the event of fire or leakage)


 

Features & Design

Highly manoeuvrable, designed for confined spaces

Robustly built to assist frigates or other large vessels in confined harbour conditions

Shallow draught, enabling deployment in ports and coastal waters

Often equipped with:

Winches

Navigation radar

Communication systems for cooperation with larger naval vessels


 

Current status

Some vessels of the Linge class have since been decommissioned or sold to civilian users (such as towage services or ports).

Some may still be in service with the Royal Netherlands Navy, depending on their replacement by more modern tugs or autonomous harbour vessels.

 


Specifications:

Drawing number

10.11.042

Author

J.TH.M. Buter

Description

Royal Netherlands Navy motor tugs, “Linge” class (1987)

Quality

frames; side view; decks

Scale

1 : 75

Number of sheets A00

0

Number of A0 sheets

0

Number of A1 sheets

0

Number of A2 sheets

0

Number of A3 sheets

2

Number of A4 sheets

0

Total number of drawing sheets

2

Number of A4 text pages

0

Weight in grams

45

Details

Overall length 36 cm

"Linge" A874, "Regge" A875, "Hunze" A876, "Rotte" A877, "Gouwe" A877

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