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built by Korean shipping company Daewoo. sorry to burst your bubble. the world's biggest and top cruise ships, aircraft carriers and warships are built by Korean shipping companies
I work for maersk, in a harbour terminal we have. I got a guided tour of one of these giants, and asked the captain about pirates. He said there were no issues for ships this size, they are going too fast to board safely, additionally the ships are too high to board.
@@dennisns112Bro pirates may not board the ship but AK-47 bullets can. I think it is enough to wipe all crew in the bridge and force the captain to stop the ship then ask for ransom.
As a proud American the comments posted here sadden me. In truth, I would like to apologize on behalf of my counterparts who have taken to name calling, insulting, and generally degrading the rest of the world because they have failed to evolve with the times. It is truly unfortunate that many millions of Americans have lost their jobs to outsourcing, but the response to that should be evolution of our economy, increased educational opportunities and job training to make us more competitive. The response should NOT be insulting parts of the world which are experiencing their own industrial revolutions much as the US did in the early 1900s. (And before you flame away, consider that I worked for over a decade as an auto mechanic and then returned to school for an engineering degree. If I can evolve, so can you.)
The widest ship ever ULCC (Ultra Large Crude Carrier) was built in my small home town in Sweden, Uddevalla. It was called TT Nanny. Later bought by some American company and renamed to Sea World before it was disassembled in China in 2004.
Amazing work. With Emma's hull halfway complete she needs to be moved. Behind her are two vessels which just got commissioned with their bottle bash and need to be towed to the outfitting pier so Emma's bow can be installed. To do that Drydock 2 has to be flooded and Emma has to be towed out and turned around so the two ships can leave Drydock 1. Once they are gone Drydock 1 is flooded and its gate is removed so Emma can be brought in then they drain it and build Emma's bow in Drydock 2. Once both sections are complete both docks will be flooded again and the two sections joined before the final flood and the bottle bash and Emma's first voyage out of Korea.
:) The ships were designed and built in South Korea, by Korean engineers at the world's top tier shipyard Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering! ...greetings from Romania to our colleagues from DSME! Good job!
Might be the largest ship existing atm, but the largest ship ever built is indeed the Jahre Viking, or Knock Nevis, or one of the other names it had... Still want a documentary of that one. Too bad its scrapped :/
FaithlessDeviant I understand that. However the movie claims that this is the "biggest ship". I own the world fastest car (in my driveway). My wife's car is a Camry, probably 5 mph slower than my Scion.
EngineeringFun yea its dumb. it's as dumb as Danish people in this comment arguing Denmark contracted South Korea for CHEAPER WAGES. lol. They don't realize 29% of the world's ship tonnage comes from South Korea and that is not because of cheap labor but because South Korea has the largest steel industry in the world. In fact, ship builders are not minimum wage workers. They are high paying highly educated field in Korea. Average Korean shipbuilders have higher wage than European or American shipbuilders. These Danish people don't realize South Korea and Japan build thousands of 800,000+ tone ships
Maersk shipped my car from hawaii to san francisco in one of those type of containers.. i was a bit nervous it would have scratches or whatever but it was fine lol.
Stowage plan is much more complicated than that, requiring much computer time. Once loaded containers receive much external cross-bracing to tie them into blocks. Stowage requirements: facilitate efficient offload, maintain ship stability/trim, separate incompatible cargoes, provide power to reefers and allow them airflow, place branding outboard (j/k there).
thanks, Maersk Channel for giving no credit to the hard working people of Korea's Daewoo Company which builds these gigantic ships. you should also know that all of the world's top cruise ships and many aircraft carrier and warships are built by Korea's other shipbuilding giants, Samsung, Hyundai and STX. just a fun fact
Dave Mustaine I wasn't arguing I was pointing out the Koreans are simply laborers and the Danish are the engineers behind the designs, thus, the one's deserving to flaunt their pride. But go ahead try to make every internet comment a fight so you can feel better about your lack of a personal life.
Dude, The titanic did sink.... yet again, It could have been avoided if the told the captain sooner or if the just hit the ice berg head on..... Ya, They should make this the Titanic 2.
You wanna bet? :) Let me have the link to where is saying that Maersk has its own ship design company. :))) The vessel of which this video is about is a Triple-E class Containership designed by Daewoo which is an improved and modified version of Emma Maersk Containership, the largest active vessel in the world when she was launched.
Daewoo of South Korea builds the state-of-the-art Aegis-class destroyer ships, which only a handful countries in the world (US, Japan, South Korea, and Spain?) can produce. Do Danish have Aegis-class destroyers??? I don't think so. This ship was built by South Korean technology. It was outsourced to Daewoo by Maersk, by giving Daewoo specifications of what Maersk wants from their new ship, because Daewoo is reckoned as the most advanced shipbuilder in the world.
@@MK-vh9wz Wow you replied to my comment 6 years ago. It probably is an overkill for Denmark to have aegis-class destroyers anyway. South Korea has to encounter North Korea and other hostile neighborhood. Japan for example has more than 12 destroyers, I think.
Saya ikut bangga bahagia sebagai orang Indonesia bisa melihat kapal terbesar pelayaran Dunia wow kapal Maerskline ini bisa untuk kebutuhan masyarakat dunia sangat berpengaruh berfungsi dan bermanfaat sekali dengan tujuan untuk meningkatkan kehidupan bagi semua orang dengan mengintegrasikan Dunia I love you Maerskline
it's really easy to hear that there are Danes talking in this video. school English, here in Denmark, is just wonderful. lol I saw Emma Maersk be launched and I thought that was a big ship buuuuut not big enough apparently
1:58 That is not a Triple E, it is a Class E. You can tell because the bridge is moved farther back, whilst the Triple E has the bridge up closer for a better field of view.
Maybe it's not counted officially as a ship anymore since it is being scrapped, and perhaps they don't just mean length, but overall size, although both count, right ;)
Yeah, either they aren't counting scrapped ships (or forgot to include the term "currently active"), or they forgot to specify "cargo ships". Either way, it's misleading.
I do believe there are limitations and rules for use of nuclear power. I'm fairly certain that nuclear powered engines are military/governmental use only.
well, there are also countries that don't allow nuclear powered aircraft carriers to port. for example New Zealand doesn't allow such ships in their harbors.
Probably Maersk's own "then"-shipyard in Denmark "Odense Stålskibsværft" designed them. Same who designed the two fregate-classes "Absalon" and "Esbern Snare".
You guys dont want to hear this but somehow i got here by looking up that magnetic fire fluid stuff to see what it would look like, then i started watching videos, then i got here
Just to make a point to you americans. Maersk traditionally build all their ships in Denmark so how is it the americans that lost on the outsourcing of building this ship?
Auchaly Knock Nevis is the biggest ship in the world its so big it can't leave Britain because its too big to go through the English channel or go through the north sea so it just sits there useless but it is still the biggest ship built.
The shipping company Maersk would be the all around answer :) And why? To be able to keep up with the massive amounts of cargo that has to be transported every year around the world?
So proud to be working for this gigantic company Maersk!
Why to be proud ?
@@Mrwhite12345 Cause she's earning that paycheck.
@@SheenWarlock ahh
Why do they have to add all of this stupid fake drama? This stuff is interesting without all the terrible fake drama.
William Grand I think it is very well done. It held my interest.
Reporters... somehow they all seem to do that. I think it’s the part of them that wishes they just worked in regular movie production.
It's now 2021 and your comment is still true more now than back then.
I know it's 10 years now but it's cool
So these guys can build the world's biggest ship faster than my city can re-pave a road
yep took mine 5 years to do a 1km section lol
in the uk they leave some roads for years, and they don't even fix them properly so the holes come back, bigger and bigger lol
same here bud
In my city it took 1 year to build a building with 3 floors
Proud to have worked in Maersk Line - Emma maersk, Emilie Maersk, McKinney Maersk and Mathilde Maersk
This was built in a matter of months... That's astounding!
I'm glad when arrives triple E to the terminal. This ship is really impressive and I like to work on them :)
You'll be sorry. Trust me.
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wow, that was amazing!!!. I'm really looking forward to next part, I can't wait.
Designed in Denmark, built in China, and assembled in Korea.
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the Maersk ship building triangle
@@mershker7511 No you are not
Massive! Great job Maersk
You gotta respect the Danes.
Viking long ships - and now this.
built by Korean shipping company Daewoo. sorry to burst your bubble. the world's biggest and top cruise ships, aircraft carriers and warships are built by Korean shipping companies
TheAndySeoul I respect the Koreans too.
Danish company, not Danish ship.
@@darrenallen4768 wow didn't know how irrelevant your comment is
I'd love to see Somali Pirates try to board this one!
Just pick them off like we do.
Not sure about that one m8
I work for maersk, in a harbour terminal we have. I got a guided tour of one of these giants, and asked the captain about pirates. He said there were no issues for ships this size, they are going too fast to board safely, additionally the ships are too high to board.
@@dennisns112Bro pirates may not board the ship but AK-47 bullets can. I think it is enough to wipe all crew in the bridge and force the captain to stop the ship then ask for ransom.
@@lilpro6046 wow
The Triple E 😱 holy moly!!!!!!
"millions of cubic tons" right
As a proud American the comments posted here sadden me. In truth, I would like to apologize on behalf of my counterparts who have taken to name calling, insulting, and generally degrading the rest of the world because they have failed to evolve with the times. It is truly unfortunate that many millions of Americans have lost their jobs to outsourcing, but the response to that should be evolution of our economy, increased educational opportunities and job training to make us more competitive. The response should NOT be insulting parts of the world which are experiencing their own industrial revolutions much as the US did in the early 1900s.
(And before you flame away, consider that I worked for over a decade as an auto mechanic and then returned to school for an engineering degree. If I can evolve, so can you.)
Wise words, dude..
I agree with you wholeheartedly, but don't degrade yourself by apologizing for other people. Leave that to the politicians ;)
Fuck you
Nice....
Yet your here reading TH-cam comments in your spare time..
The amount of Arnold accents in this video it too damn high
this comment ! :D:D:D
😂😂😂
Lots of talented South African engineers emigrated to greener pastures
I've had the pleasure of going on board a Triple E -amazing experience! Truly remarkable 😀
The widest ship ever ULCC (Ultra Large Crude Carrier) was built in my small home town in Sweden, Uddevalla. It was called TT Nanny. Later bought by some American company and renamed to Sea World before it was disassembled in China in 2004.
Meaningful video!
Mearsk's superviseing is world's best. They make Korean company make perfect ship.
Amazing work. With Emma's hull halfway complete she needs to be moved. Behind her are two vessels which just got commissioned with their bottle bash and need to be towed to the outfitting pier so Emma's bow can be installed. To do that Drydock 2 has to be flooded and Emma has to be towed out and turned around so the two ships can leave Drydock 1. Once they are gone Drydock 1 is flooded and its gate is removed so Emma can be brought in then they drain it and build Emma's bow in Drydock 2. Once both sections are complete both docks will be flooded again and the two sections joined before the final flood and the bottle bash and Emma's first voyage out of Korea.
I AM HERE FROM PORT MAERSK! #PORTMAERSK
I love working for Maersk
Wowza! The docking system is pretty cool!
Fantastic teamwork
I love this channel.
:) The ships were designed and built in South Korea, by Korean engineers at the world's top tier shipyard Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering! ...greetings from Romania to our colleagues from DSME! Good job!
Super idea to make the service quicker
Might be the largest ship existing atm, but the largest ship ever built is indeed the Jahre Viking, or Knock Nevis, or one of the other names it had... Still want a documentary of that one. Too bad its scrapped :/
Its knock Nevis it can't leave Britain because its too big to go through the English channel and it can't go through the north sea
Biggest where, in Denmark? There are and were quite a few tankers over 4 times larger (DWT over 600k tons).
Seems the producers never heard of ,,Knock Nevis '' 635 000 tdw !?
World's biggest container ship
FaithlessDeviant I understand that. However the movie claims that this is the "biggest ship". I own the world fastest car (in my driveway). My wife's car is a Camry, probably 5 mph slower than my Scion.
EngineeringFun yea its dumb. it's as dumb as Danish people in this comment arguing Denmark contracted South Korea for CHEAPER WAGES. lol. They don't realize 29% of the world's ship tonnage comes from South Korea and that is not because of cheap labor but because South Korea has the largest steel industry in the world. In fact, ship builders are not minimum wage workers. They are high paying highly educated field in Korea. Average Korean shipbuilders have higher wage than European or American shipbuilders. These Danish people don't realize South Korea and Japan build thousands of 800,000+ tone ships
ohDannyBoiii Thanks.
Maersk shipped my car from hawaii to san francisco in one of those type of containers.. i was a bit nervous it would have scratches or whatever but it was fine lol.
Jonathan, anything funny?
Why would it?the only thing is hope hope they aren't shipping EV's on the same consignment it could turn up a bit scorched
...38 weeks? wow
I have always wondered how do they fit all that cargo on the ships and have it equally balanced so that no containers fall off.
Stowage plan is much more complicated than that, requiring much computer time. Once loaded containers receive much external cross-bracing to tie them into blocks. Stowage requirements: facilitate efficient offload, maintain ship stability/trim, separate incompatible cargoes, provide power to reefers and allow them airflow, place branding outboard (j/k there).
Great builders
Honor to the ship architect, he thought of everything, from safety to make the work as easy as possible onboard. Not like the MSC vessel's
So big so cool!!
7 years later, the existence of OOCL
thanks, Maersk Channel for giving no credit to the hard working people of Korea's Daewoo Company which builds these gigantic ships. you should also know that all of the world's top cruise ships and many aircraft carrier and warships are built by Korea's other shipbuilding giants, Samsung, Hyundai and STX. just a fun fact
sakamuras s you're hopeless....
Discovery Channel made the episode, why blame Maersk ?
I also think that the billions of dollars these projects are costing for Maersk are more than enough credit for these people.
Nice video
From 🇮🇳
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2:40 thats not how the netherlands look like
So good👍
A great achievement deserves to go down in history
Fine minds
Danish pride
more like Korean pride...
brianl9944
bigger than an aircraft carrier uhh
brianl9944 Lol more like Korean labor!
More like a bunch of dumbasses arguing on internet!
Dave Mustaine I wasn't arguing I was pointing out the Koreans are simply laborers and the Danish are the engineers behind the designs, thus, the one's deserving to flaunt their pride. But go ahead try to make every internet comment a fight so you can feel better about your lack of a personal life.
Man, I'm glad I wasn't the construction manager on this job.
Me too
Beautiful magnificent
This thing is unsinkable, just like the Titanic.
Dude, The titanic did sink.... yet again, It could have been avoided if the told the captain sooner or if the just hit the ice berg head on..... Ya, They should make this the Titanic 2.
Procrastinator Desend
don't pick up on sarcasm too well, do you?
***** Nope, I kinda take sarcasm and jokes seriously....
***** Americans don't do sarcasm or irony
The titanic sank because of the idiot captain.
4:15 *like that the Inspectors (Danish Maersk Team) are speaking in English Language to each other instead of Danish language for the Documentary*
Amazing 1080p
700th comment award goes to me!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great stuff
AMAZING!!!
Love you all peoples
I would like to know how I can watch the documentary??? It seems it was only broadcast in Europe and Asia.
Is there a Maersk cruise ship
I want to see next part.
You wanna bet? :) Let me have the link to where is saying that Maersk has its own ship design company. :)))
The vessel of which this video is about is a Triple-E class Containership designed by Daewoo which is an improved and modified version of Emma Maersk Containership, the largest active vessel in the world when she was launched.
WORLDS 😍🥰🤩
Maersk the best
Oh so.. it's bigger than the Titanic
I want to know what's in each container.
Alan Fox Only Non-perishable goods, such as TV’s, Refrigerators, Washing machines, to Ipads, Iphones and usual other electronic items.
Cocaine
4:12 the deciding factor between an American breakfast and an English breakfast is a slice of tomato and hashbrowns?
wow very sweet...
What shipyard is this?
"Sometimes the hull isn't closed and the ship sinks"....."Nothing is left to chance" LOL
nice
This video would be better if they didn’t do the animation. Great ship Maersk!
Daewoo of South Korea builds the state-of-the-art Aegis-class destroyer ships, which only a handful countries in the world (US, Japan, South Korea, and Spain?) can produce. Do Danish have Aegis-class destroyers??? I don't think so.
This ship was built by South Korean technology. It was outsourced to Daewoo by Maersk, by giving Daewoo specifications of what Maersk wants from their new ship, because Daewoo is reckoned as the most advanced shipbuilder in the world.
Daewoo as the guys who built Daewoo Matiz and such? Holy shit I had no idea
No, Denmark have no destroyers. We have frigates "Absalon-class" and " Esbern Snare-class".
@@MK-vh9wz Wow you replied to my comment 6 years ago. It probably is an overkill for Denmark to have aegis-class destroyers anyway. South Korea has to encounter North Korea and other hostile neighborhood. Japan for example has more than 12 destroyers, I think.
@@MK-vh9wz Modern day Frigates are Destroyers
Osm.......great....
I SAY ONE REAL LIFE CONAINER OF MARSK
where is part two? :/
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I love you Maerskline
If this was the 1800s, you would have a lot of pirates chasing that vessel.
why not now ?
There still are pirates!
1700's* which is the 18th century
Monachus Bibe really look at the size of that thing goodluck getting on that
Like the movie Captain Phillips
The world's biggest ship is from OOCL. With a container capacity of over 21000
this video is pretty old
The biggest ship ever was the Knock Nevis, it was 1,504 ft long (rounded) so this ship will be 1,312 feet long. Nothing compared to the Knock Nevis
thay didnt say the biggest ship ever mate.
this was the worlds biggest ship at its time
idiot
@@pocketwatch5149 They* And I was just saying that nothing has been longer then the Nevis
Idiot
@@tuckerhager6429 nevis isnt a cargo ship. this is the worlds largest cargo ship
@@lukascampsrensen3160 I know. The Nevis was a ULCC. Still the longest and still holds the record.
What about Prelude FLNG?
Titanic was world biggest ship in 1912 until it sank on April 15, 1912
2:20 AM
Not really. You forgot about the other two members of the Olympic class- Olympic & later, Brittanic.
it's really easy to hear that there are Danes talking in this video.
school English, here in Denmark, is just wonderful. lol
I saw Emma Maersk be launched and I thought that was a big ship buuuuut not big enough apparently
Danish Design!
may i ask why the netherlands is flooded!?
The worlds largest ship is actually the Sea wise giant/ Knock Nevis / Jahre Viking
1:58 That is not a Triple E, it is a Class E. You can tell because the bridge is moved farther back, whilst the Triple E has the bridge up closer for a better field of view.
You dont know what you talking about.
Yeah, the Triple E has the bridge and funnel separated
full video?
How long does it take the ship to travel that dotted red line?
Interesting to watch
Knock nevis is longer by about 60 meters and bigger in general I'm pretty sure
Maybe it's not counted officially as a ship anymore since it is being scrapped, and perhaps they don't just mean length, but overall size, although both count, right ;)
Yeah, either they aren't counting scrapped ships (or forgot to include the term "currently active"), or they forgot to specify "cargo ships". Either way, it's misleading.
why not use nuclear pwr?....like a aircraft carrier.....
I do believe there are limitations and rules for use of nuclear power. I'm fairly certain that nuclear powered engines are military/governmental use only.
runtyrobot really?.....maybe in the future
It's simply too expensive compared to bunker fuel.
well, there are also countries that don't allow nuclear powered aircraft carriers to port. for example New Zealand doesn't allow such ships in their harbors.
Cuz everyone will scare to death if pirates or terrorists is able to capture a nuclear powered civilian carrier.
Does anyone know the name of the design bureau of these ships?
Thank you.
V de Graaf It's called Maersk...
Probably Maersk's own "then"-shipyard in Denmark "Odense Stålskibsværft" designed them. Same who designed the two fregate-classes "Absalon" and "Esbern Snare".
It's a korean campany !!
Maersk Line is Danish I think South Korea build them.They use to Build them in Denmark.
Ye the Triple E is assembled by Hyundai Heavy Industries
@@tuborgcarlsberg1184 up until triple E all Maersk ships were built at Odense Steel Shipyard
U-Boats: Hmm... Interesting...
I hope its got a big engine
You guys dont want to hear this but somehow i got here by looking up that magnetic fire fluid stuff to see what it would look like, then i started watching videos, then i got here
2:40 why is the netherlands under water
How much gross tonage your boat is?
Just to make a point to you americans. Maersk traditionally build all their ships in Denmark so how is it the americans that lost on the outsourcing of building this ship?
FaithlessDeviant excellent point
Auchaly Knock Nevis is the biggest ship in the world its so big it can't leave Britain because its too big to go through the English channel or go through the north sea so it just sits there useless but it is still the biggest ship built.
Oh! Tangier this is my city keep going AFRICA
Wowooooow
So who owns the ship and who built that ship? And why? Who does the captain of that ship work for?
This is "TH-cam" you want "school".
The shipping company Maersk would be the all around answer :) And why? To be able to keep up with the massive amounts of cargo that has to be transported every year around the world?
owned by Maersk to operate and transport this ship. but built by Korean company Daewoo for the entire Triple E ships. 20 of them
WHO DOES NUMBER TWO WORK FOR??!!
woooow
Bro, just get to the point, no need for all that drama...
I'm studying btech marine engineering , what should I do after finishing job ?