Maritime Reporter, August 1984

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Forty-five barges are being constructed by Nashville Bridge Company (NABRICO), Nashville, Tenn., for the New York City De- partment of Sanitation. Seven of the barges—which are being fab- ricated from heavy thickness plate steel pro- duced by Republic Steel Corporation at their Gadsden, Ala. plant—have been delivered and are in service in New York. Each barge is 150 feet by 37 feet by 12 feet 9 inches and has a double hull construction with an inner and outer shell. The barges have a rated capacity of 680 tons of garbage each. "These barges are unique to New York and are being built to exact specifications," accord- ing to Allen Zang, president of NABRICO. Mr. Zang said that 37 different sizes of a special grade steel plate are being used in each barge. In addition, each barge contains approximately 530 tons of steel—80 percent of it being supplied by Republic; about eight miles of welding; and some 1,300 gallons of paint. When empty, each barge weighs ap- proximately 620 tons. The barges meet the requirements of the American Bureau of Shipping for river and harbor service. The 45 barges will increase the New York City fleet to 100. Once all the new barges are delivered, it is estimated that at any given time, 30 of the barges will be in the process of being loaded, 30 will be in transit, and 30 will be in the process of being unloaded. This will provide a reserve of 10 barges. New York officials estimate that by 1986, the Department of Sanitation will be trans- porting more than 15,000 tons of garbage daily via barge. NABRICO is a wholly owned subsidiary of The American Ship Building Company, Tampa, Fla. Headquartered in Nashville, the com- pany has been in the marine field for more than 60 years and is primarily concerned with the design, engineering and construction of grain and coal barges, deck barges, liquid tank barges and cement barges for river and ocean service as well as drydocks and towboats. In addition, Nashville Bridge Company is a major supplier of marine deck hardware to the entire marine industry. The company pi- oneered in the design and construction of much of the modern equipment used on rivers today. Nashville Bridge Company has plants in Nashville and Ashland City, Tenn. For more information, Circle 44 on Reader Service Card 61 </div> <span id="lblContents"></span> <br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.digitalwavepublishing.com/" title="Digital Magazine">Digital Wave Publishing</a> </BODY>