SAMARINDA PORT INFORMATION

Vessel to be Anchorage for loading with position :

MUARA JAWA

Seasonal Period for Anchorage From January - July

Loading Anchorage Position :

• : Lat 00-59-30 S / Long 117-17-00 E (Handy)
• : Lat 01-02-01 S / Long 117-14-00 E (Panamax)

Muara Jawa Anchorage : 

• : Lat. 01'-08.30 S / Long. 117'-11.00 E
• : Lat. 01'-12.00 S / Long. 117'-18.30 E

Pilot boarding ground : 

• : Lat 01-13-00 S / Long 117-14-00 E

(Please keep contact VHF CH.12 / CH.73 on vsl approaching)

Open Sea Area : Distance From Samarinda By Full Cargo On Barges Is 12 – 14 Hours Open Sea Area

Pilot Compulsory with VHF CH. 12

Distance from Samarinda by Full Cargo on Barges Is 12 - 14 Hours


MUARA BERAU

Seasonal Period For Anchorage From July – December

Loading Anchorage Position

• : Lat 00-15-00 S / Long 117-33-00 E (Handy)
• : Lat 00-14-06 S / Long 117-35-18 E (Panamax)

Muara Jawa Anchorage : 

• Lat. 00 - 28’-00 S / Long. 117-45’-00 E
• Lat. 00 - 10’- 00 S / Long. 117-45’-00 E
• Lat. 00-20’-30 S / Long. 117-38’-15 E

(Please keep contact VHF CH.12 / CH.73 on vessel approaching)

Open Sea : Distance from Samarinda by Full Cargo On Barges Is 24 - 26 Hours

OTHER INFORMATION

Local Time : GMT + 8 HOURS (18:00 GMT = 02:00)

Weather Condition : Temperature Min 24 - Max 32°C, Humidity Min 67% Max 95%

Working Hours : 24 Hours/day, 7 days/ week shinc, ex. National Major Holiday


Panamax Or Cape Size Ships Gear/Gearless Acceptable

Water Density 1.019 - 1.021 Kg/lt

• Loading Rate By Ships Gear (Grab) Abt. 9,000 MT - 12,000 MT All Running Well
• Loading Rate By Shipper Gear (Grab) Abt. 4,000 MT - 6,000 MT All Running Well
• Calculation loading by Draft Survey Method - Weather Condition : Moderate Sea - Depth Water 25 M - 40 M
• International airport from Balikpapan And to Samarinda around 2,5 hour by car

MUARA SATUI PORT INFORMATION

Vessel to be Anchorage for loading with position:

Position                                                                 : Lat. 03’ – 58.0 S  / Long. 115’ – 31.0 E

Depth                                                                     :

• +/- 14.00 Mtrs (Low tide)
• +/- 16 meters (High tide)

                                                                           

Density Sea Water at Loading Port                  : From 1.018 Up To 1.021

Description of Cargo                                          : Coal

Working Hours                                                    : 24 Hours / 7 Days (except for Big Holiday or religious festival)                        

Water Density                                                      : Approx. 1018 up to 1021

Method of Loading Operation                          :

Caused vessel will be have loading operation at anchorage and shipper must be arrange the labour as operators crane for discharge cargo from barge to vessel.

So for the loading operation they will be used ship’s crane.  But for the example if at vessel didn’t have cranes same like as panamax vessel or cape size the shipper will be arrange shore’s crane (Floating Crane|) for loading operation and also same like as for Grabs Bucket.

But sometimes the shipper like used shore’s grab for loading operation caused they want to take about loading rate/days and than at vessel also have grab’s bucket on board but not used. (Depend with charter party between parties concerned) / Barge will be aside at vessel P/S & S/S (2 side if fine weather).

Loading Rate at anchorage                                                :

• +/- 8,000 mt up to +/- 10,000 mt per days (GEARED)
• +/- 10,000 mt up to +/- 15,000 mt per days (GEARLESS)

Main shipper                                                        :

• PT Wahana Baratama Mining
• PT Borneo Indo Bara
• PT Bumi Dharma Kencana

Note       :

If Shipper  PT Wahana Baratama Mining Loading will use KFT ( Kalimantan Floating Transfer ) with loading rate :  25,000 – 30,000 mt/day.

Muara Pantai Port Information

Vessel to be Anchorage for loading with position:

Geographical position                                        : Lat. 02-09-30 N / Long. 117-29-00 E

Standard time                                                       : UTC +8 hours

Navigation Chart                                                 : Indonesia chart no. 254

Compulsory                                                        :

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