this is what i got when i google 'ship 885'
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Qinghaihu (885, NY953) Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment Ship - SinoDefence.com
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Qingaihu (hull No.885) was an ex-Soviet Navy Komandarn Fedko class replenishment oiler Vladimir Peregudov built by the Kherson Shipyard in Ukraine. The construction work was stopped after the Soviet Union broke up in 1991.
The unfinished hull was bought by the PRC in 1996. After receiving outfitting at the Dalian Shipyard, the vessel joined service with the PLA Navy South Sea Fleet as a replenishment ship.
The vessel was originally named Nanyun 953, and later Nancan (hull No. 885). In 2004, the vessel was renamed Qinghaihu, after the Qinghaihu lake in Qinghai Province.
Based on a merchant tanker design, Qinghaihu is the largest vessel in service with the PLA Navy, with a full displacement of 37,000 tonne.
The vessel carries 9,630 tonnes fuel and other supplies. There are six cranes, four oil refuelling stations, and two stores stations, capable of replenishing three vessels simultaneously.
The cranes on the front are also capable ofanchoring zone supplies. There is no arm installed on the
vessel.
The vessel is fitted with a flight deck and a hanger at stern, which can accommodate one Z-8-size helicopter. This gives the ship an enhanced capability to re-supply warships in a task group
by vertical replenishment (VERTREP). which involves using helicopters to ferry supplies from ship to ship. VERTREP may be used to speed up the process of replenishing a ship on one of the RAS rigs, or to re-store another vessel that does not need to take fuel onboard.
The vessel is powered by a 116,000hp Burmeister & Wain diesel, giving a maximum speed of 16 knots.
Shiplist
Hull No. Name Shipyard Fleet Launch IOC
885 (ex-NY953) Qinghaihu Dalian South Sea
Specifications
Displacement: (Full-load) 37,000 tonnes
Dimensions: Length 168.2m; beam 21.8m; draft
9.4m
Propulsion: 1X Burmeister & Wain diesel, 2
shafts, 116,000hp
Speed: Maximum 16 knots
Range: N/A
Crew: 125
Aviation: Aft helicopter deck and hanger
Weapons: None