Start with the catch cycle
Describe trip duration, typical and peak catch, species and the timing of handling. Identify whether ice is needed continuously or during short periods of high demand. This helps define the relationship between generation and available storage.
What must the vessel layout show?
- Equipment access route and the proposed installation envelope.
- Service space, ventilation and safe access around the machine.
- Seawater intake conditions, filtration and drainage.
- Electrical supply and other equipment running at the same time.
- Storage location and the slurry delivery route.
How do water conditions affect selection?
Send seasonal inlet water temperatures and salinity rather than a single favorable value. Equipment performance should be discussed against the conditions where the vessel operates. Include any fresh-water or seawater supply limits.
Is this a retrofit or a new vessel?
A retrofit review starts with existing access and utility constraints. A new-vessel review can coordinate the generator, storage, distribution and service areas in the wider layout. In either case, review installation responsibilities and applicable vessel requirements before ordering.
What should I do next?
Compare the GTM model dimensions, then send Roy your vessel type, catch cycle and layout requirements. Final installation and output specifications belong in the agreed quotation.