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as in “integrated tug-barge,” as distinguished from “articulated tug-barge,” now in greater favor. Here’s the tug portion of ITB Philadelphia uncoupled in GMD drydock from its intimate partner barge. Yes, that’s a tug.

 

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For a sense of scale, watch the self-propelled crane aka “man basket” at floor of dry dock.

 

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Yes, there is a dock worker in the man basket.

 

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For a company diagram of this vessel to see tug integrated with its barge, click here.Top down view fascinates me.

 

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ITB Philadelphia has an LOA of almost 700 feet, with the intergrated barge!

More on this vessel later.

Photos, WVD.

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