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This vessel is currently scrapped and AIS position tracking is not applicable.
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The DELTA 3 is an asphalt/bitumen tanker with a deadweight tonnage of 1,322 tonnes and an overall length of 62.57 meters. Built in 1980, this vessel has been classified under Thailand's flag but is currently in a scrapped trading status, indicating it is no longer operational. The vessel's design primarily suited the transportation of asphalt and bitumen, critical for construction and infrastructure projects.
Given that DELTA 3 is classified as scrapped, it is not currently engaged in any operational activities. Its previous operational status would have likely involved low draft scenarios for ballast during repositioning or high draft for laden cargo operations, but these are not applicable now.
As DELTA 3 is currently listed as scrapped, it holds no active position in the market. Brokers should consider similar vintage vessels for comparison in terms of market valuation and potential scrapping trends. The age of the vessel impacts potential charter rates significantly, as older vessels typically face lower demand due to regulatory pressures and fuel efficiency standards.
With a deadweight tonnage of 1,322 tonnes and a gross tonnage of 849, DELTA 3's specifications suggest limited capacity for cargo flexibility. The absence of operational engines and an unknown propulsion system further limits its technical relevance in current market scenarios. Its construction by Sasaki Shipbuilding Co Ltd indicates a historical pedigree, but its scrapped status diminishes any relevance in chartering decisions.
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