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Large Tramp Steamer

Flexible mixed-cargo and tramp ship. This page explains values, cargo profiles, approvals, intended use and limitations of this vessel type.

At a Glance

  • Vessel class 5 with 750 t nominal capacity.
  • Speed: 10.0 kn.
  • Required operator reputation: 1,250 points.
Large Tramp Steamer
Large Tramp Steamer · New-Build Condition

Technical Base Data

These values apply to the vessel type in new-build condition. An individual vessel may differ because of condition and later upgrades.

Vessel ClassClass 5
Nominal Capacity750 t
Speed10,0 kn
New-Build Condition100 %
New-Build Price400.000,00 £
Construction Time4 days, 18 hrs
Required Reputation1.250 points

Intended Use

Flexible mixed-cargo and tramp ship: According to the vessel catalogue, this type is especially suited to Versatile mixed cargo without full specialisation. Assign the good to its cargo group and then check the transport profile. Technical suitability never guarantees profit; price, distance, storage and destination market must be assessed separately. good · transport profile

High versatility, but no cargo group uses the full nominal capacity.

Cargo Profile of This Vessel

The percentage determines how much nominal capacity can practically be used for a cargo group. At 100%, the full nominal capacity is available. A lower value reduces maximum cargo. See Transport Profiles and Cargo Approvals for the complete system.

Cargo GroupProfile EffectMaximum UsableMeaning
Agricultural bulk90 %675 tLoose or large-volume agricultural products.
Industrial bulk90 %675 tLoose or large-volume industrial raw materials.
General cargo90 %675 tPackaged goods that can be handled individually.
Heavy and oversized cargo85 %637 tHeavy or oversized cargo with special space requirements.
Refrigerated cargo70 %525 tPerishable goods requiring suitable refrigeration.
Oil / liquid bulk55 %412 tLiquid bulk goods and suitable container cargo.

Technical Cargo Approvals

A good profile is not enough if technical approval is missing. Approved means the vessel type satisfies that requirement; not approved prevents loading goods that require it.

General cargo Approved
Dry bulk Approved
Refrigerated cargo Approved
Liquid bulk Not approved
Hazardous cargo Not approved
Heavy and oversized cargo Approved

How to Check This Type Before Use

  1. Identify the good and its cargo group.
  2. Check the required technical approval.
  3. Read the actually usable tonnes in the profile table.
  4. Compare speed and distance to assess travel time.
  5. Check the condition of the individual vessel.
  6. Assess market, stock and destination separately; technical suitability is no profit guarantee.