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Details of Container Barge Pusher Boat

Last update date September 19, 2023

Background of Container Barge and pusherboat

Process
H17
February

Conducted a trial of container transport between Keihin Ports by barges
We conducted transportation experiments using three types of methods (Derrick barge, deck barge, pusher barge, pusher barge).

Derrick barge picture
Derrick barge

Deck barge photo
Deck barge

Pusher bage photo
Pusher bage


As a result of the experiment, the delic barge method was effective for transporting actual containers, the deck barge method was effective for mass transport, and the pusher barge method was effective for speedy transportation.
Based on the results of these experiments, we adopted a transport method using a container barge and pusher boat that incorporates the effectiveness of each transport method.

H18
March

Newbuilding Green Shipbuilding
A new vessel GREENDASH (pusherboat) and container barge (CFT) were completed with the assistance of the Green Logistics Partnership experimental project.

Images of GREENDASH (pusherboat) and CFT (container barge)
84 40ft containers can be loaded


H18
April
Expansion of regular routes for transportation between Keihin Ports by introducing new vessels

Started three flights a week between Yokohama Port Honmoku Pier and Aomi Wharf, Tokyo Port

H19
February
Reinforcement of transportation systems

With two boats and two barges

H19
April
Start of transportation between Yokohama Port and Chiba Port (Ichihara IMT)

Start of transportation with a private berth in Ichihara (about 1-2 flights a week)

H19
July
Reinforcement of transportation systems

With two boats and three barges

H19
December
Started transportation to and from Oi Wharf, Tokyo Port

Commencement to the main wharf of Tokyo Port (2 flights a week and 11 flights a week between Keihin Port)

H20 years
February
Reinforcement of transportation systems

Three Boats and four barges


Ship Introduction

We introduce the functions of container barge and pusher boat owned by Yokohama Hashike Transportation Business Cooperative (outside site).

Container barge and pusher boat
Container bargePusher boat

Image of container barge (make)
Container barge (make)


Image of pusher boat
Pusher boat


Ship name: Four CFTs
Loading tonnage 2,100t
Total length 65.0m
Total width 20.0m
4.0m deep
Draft 2.5m
Container loading capacity
84 bottles (40ft, 3 tiers)

Ship name: GREENDASH Total 3 vessels
Tonnage 49.0t
Total length 20.3m
Total width 7.0m
2.5m deep
Draft 2.0m
Horse power: 1,000 horsepower x 2 units
Pressing speed 8.0 to 9.0 knots


Various functions
Artie couple

Image of Arty Couple
Arty couple

In the past, barge transportation used to connect the boat and the barge using wire ropes, etc., but by introducing the Arty Couple (automatic connection device) method, the pusher boat and the barge are directly connected (integrated) to improve safety. In addition, it is possible to remote control the connection and disconnection of the boat and barge remotely from the steering room without adjusting the draft.

Near-infrared camera

Image of near-infrared camera
Near-infrared camera

Near-infrared cameras are installed on both sides of the bow of the container barge and a confirmation camera on both sides of the stern, enabling monitoring from the steering wheel.

Side thruster

Side thruster image
Side thruster

By installing side thrusters on the bow of the barge, the left and right propulsion is generated, improving speed and safety when leaving and landing.

Steering room

Image of the steering room
Steering room

Since the steering wheelhouse is located 11 meters above the water surface, it is easy to secure visibility when three containers are loaded on the barge, and 84 40ft containers can be loaded.


For inquiries to this page

Logistics Operation Division, Port and Harbor Bureau Port Logistics Department

Phone: 045-671-7260

Phone: 045-671-7260

Fax: 045-671-0141

Email address: kw-butsuryuuunei@city.yokohama.jp

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