OBO vessel

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• obo — /ōˈbō/ noun (pl oˈbos) A vessel designed to carry oil and bulk ore, together or separately ORIGIN: From oil bulk ore …   Useful english dictionary

• OBO carrier — A OBO carrier is a vessel that can trade with both Oil, Bulk and Ore cargoes, hence the name. The idea was that it would function as a tanker when the tanker markets were good and a bulk / ore carrier when these markets were good. It would also… …   Wikipedia

• Bridge-class OBO carrier — Bridge classThe Bridge class OBO (Ore bulk oil carrier) was a series of six vessels, which were constructed for Bibby Line. Only one vessel of the class, the Furness Bridge , was built to the original design. It became a very controversial class… …   Wikipedia

• Ore-bulk-oil carrier — The OBO carrier Maya. The picture is showing both the cargo hold hatches used for bulk and the pipes used for oil An Ore bulk oil carrier, also known as combination carrier or OBO, is a ship designed to be capable of carrying wet or dry cargoes.… …   Wikipedia

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