Betekenis van:
slipway
slipway
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- schuin aflopende werf
- structure consisting of a sloping way down to the water from the place where ships are built or repaired
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- Moreover, four additional sites for section construction will be built on the slipway so as to build larger sections.
- Furthermore, in 2009 the Wulkan 1 slipway could only be used for assembly of the 587-IV/09.
- By letter of 28 February 2007 Poland undertook to close one slipway at Gdańsk Shipyard after outstanding orders had been completed, i.e. as of January 2010.
- Indeed, should the yard start using a new launching facility, the Commission notes that it has undertaken to immediately discontinue the renting agreement concerning slipway B1.
- One slipway, Wulkan 1, was to be taken out of shipbuilding production and used for steel construction for purposes other than shipbuilding.
- The September joint restructuring plan proposes deferring the closure of two slipways until June 2009 and a third slipway until October 2009 [38].
- On the basis of these figures, the Commission found that the capacity reduction after closure of the small slipway would be between 25 % and 46 %, depending on what product mix was assumed.
- ISD Polska also indicated that it could close the slipways earlier than envisaged in the restructuring plan of 12 September, i.e. it could close slipways B3 and B5 by end-April 2009 and slipway B1 by end-August 2009.
- Poland submitted a proposal for compensatory measures in SSN and undertook to close slipway Wulkan 1 once the shipbuilding contracts already signed had been implemented, i.e. in March 2010.
- The 2009 Restructuring Plan ensures that the future capacity of the remaining slipway or of any other launching facility that the yard would be using is limited to approximately 100 thousand CGT.
- By letter of 31 July 2007 the Commission informed Poland that it provisionally considered the closure of the Wulkan 1 slipway to be a sufficient compensatory measure under certain conditions.
- Furthermore, the yard has undertaken not to use more than one launching facility at any given time, either the existing B1 slipway or any other launching facility the yard may acquire or otherwise have at its disposal.
- The Polish authorities replied by letter of 20 August 2007, arguing that the closure of more than one slipway was not an option as this would make it impossible to restore the yard’s long-term viability.
- At the meeting on 8 July 2008 ISD Polska stated that it assumed that the work to fit out the small dry dock at Gdynia would not allow the slipways to be closed before the second half of 2009. The September joint restructuring plan proposes deferring the closure of two slipways until June 2009 and a third slipway until October 2009 [38].
- Under the methodology used by the Commission, which was not contested by the Polish authorities or the yard, capacity is calculated using the duration of assembly on a slipway and a typical range of vessels (since vessels vary in CGT value but might take the same time to assemble).