Recently, the delivery ceremony of the 1600T mobile wind power installation platform “Hengtong Haiyue” was held at the Nantong Branch of Jiangsu Dajin Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. in Tongzhou Bay. Cui Wei, Vice President of Hengtong Group and Chairman of Jiangsu Hengtong Optoelectronics Co., Ltd., Sun Zhonglin, President of Hengtong Electric Power Industry Group, He Xudong, Chairman of Bestway Marine & Energy Technology Co., Ltd., Wang Youjun, General Manager of Jiangsu Dajin Heavy Industry Co., Ltd., Heng Lin, Deputy General Manager of China Classification Society (CCS) Jiangsu Branch, as well as representatives from Tongzhou Bay Management Committee, Nantong Maritime Bureau, Changshu Maritime Bureau, related R&D design, and general contracting cooperation units of the platform attended the ceremony.

“HENG TONG HAI YUE” is a new generation of large-scale wind power construction facility built by Jiangsu Dajin Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. for Hengtong Group. The mobile platform is equipped with a 1600T leg encircling full-circle slewing crane, as well as a 4,000m2 super large deck with a variable load of over 8,500T. It is also equipped with four truss pile legs and an automatic lifting system, a fully electric propulsion system, a DP2 positioning system, etc. that can operate at a water depth of up to 70m. It has the installation capacity of offshore wind turbines with a maximum power of 20MW per unit, and multiple equipment system advantages including green energy saving, advanced equipment, higher operating efficiency, higher safety performance, etc. The mobile platform operates in the deep sea wind farms in major sea areas, and is a major offshore special equipment and operation technology platform for the domestic offshore wind power industry to expand the global offshore wind market.

During the construction process of this mobile platform, CCS Marine Engineering Technology Center has provided the full-process drawing review and technical support services; CCS Jiangsu Branch has communicated and exchanged ideas with the shipyards and shipowners to provide technical support for the successful delivery of the platform in the face of changes in construction and final assembly sites across multiple locations.

Source: CCS