Fish cutter Rudolf Virchow recovered after six weeks - the cause wanted!

The importance of recovery

The recovery of ships not only has technical, but also symbolic and environmentally protecting dimensions. The rescue is not just about getting ships from the seabed, but also about ensuring the safety of shipping and averting environmental damage. International regulations, such as the Brussels Convention of 1910 and the international agreement on the rescue of ships (1989), provide the framework for such operations. A salvage can be carried out as a pure salvage without a prior contract or within the framework of a Lloyd's open form that regulates the remuneration in advance and minimizes legal disputes.

"Rudolf Virchow" is not only a sunken ship, but also part of the maritime history of the region. The salvage campaign was a real joint work of many participants who went to work with a good hand and a lot of know-how. From now on it is waiting for which details will bring the cause research to light.

The rescue of a ship from the sea is a complex process that requires both technical skills and extensive plans. In this case, it has once again been shown how important it is to be well equipped for such situations. An all -round successful undertaking that shows that even after a nautical accident there is hope for a positive turn.

NDR reports that the search for the fall of the" Rudolf Virchow "after the empty pumps starts becomes. In addition, the details about the recovery method and the task of the involved forces are more clear, thanks to the reports of Zhh Marine Fender .