The world's second largest fishing boat sails into Shanghai

Introduction: Kaifu, the world's second largest high seas trawler, arrived at Huishan wharf yesterday This was introduced by Shanghai Fisheries Group from Greece with us $13.5 million this year Two months later, it will go to Chile fishery in the South Pacific Ocean to catch and produce bamboos Compared with the general large trawlers, "Kaifu" fishing production and processing automation is higher, cabin capacity is larger, and production capacity is stronger The ship has a total tonnage of 7805 tons, a net tonnage of 3920 tons, a daily freezing capacity of about 250 tons of fish cargo, and a refrigeration temperature of - 30 ℃ The reporter boarded the 7-story processing fishing boat yesterday to find out The top floor is the control center of the fishing boat -- bridge, and the following is the meeting room, dining room, crew living area, upper and lower two floors of processing workshop and engine room, etc The reporter walked up and down, and it was a big ship! All kinds of nets stacked on the deck alone weigh more than 100 tons, while the processing workshops on the upper and lower floors have a total area of 1800 square meters, excluding 4900 cubic meters of refrigerated cabins It is reported that although the ship was built in 1992, it has only been used for 8 years Captain Zhang Guoqiang said that the service life of such super large trawlers can be up to 35 years, so the Kaifu is in its prime From today on, "Kaifu" will spend two months in the shipyard "adjustment and improvement period" to make all preparations for the South Pacific to go fishing for bamboo pod fish before the Spring Festival At present, Shanghai Fisheries Group also has a trawling processing ship of the same type, carrier, which is going through handover formalities in West Africa and is expected to officially join in next year The introduction of these two super large trawlers, together with other fishing vessels such as "Kaishun" and "Kaixin", will make up more than 1/4 of the global fishing capacity of the whole Shanghai Fisheries Group.