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On March 22, the 1,200-ton self-propelled jack-up offshore wind power multi-functional installation platform "Shanghe 1" built by Nantong Port Lock Shipbuilding Co.
, Ltd.
for Shanghe (Shanghai) Marine Engineering Equipment Co.
, Ltd.
officially started construction
.
Li Xiaoping, deputy director of 708 Institute, and Han Ming, marketing director of the institute, attended the groundbreaking ceremony
.
"Shanghe 1" is currently the most high-end offshore wind power installation platform in China, and it is also the first wind power installation ship
with self-propelled function in China.
"Shanghe No.
1" has strong operating capacity, high construction efficiency, 7 knots, 1200 tons of pile crane, continuous lifting hydraulic lifting device, DP1 level dynamic positioning ability, leading the design of domestic offshore wind power multi-functional installation platform, crane, lifting device and so on, these novel designs are the first in China
.
The platform is another masterpiece of Fei Long Master Studio, marking 708's significant progress
in the serial research and development of a new marine platform.
Shanghe Offshore is an offshore enterprise
committed to the comprehensive utilization of offshore wind energy and the development, operation and sales of high-end offshore equipment.
Under the guidance of the national offshore wind power policy, Shanghe Offshore combines the performance parameters of the offshore wind power installation vessels currently in service in China to build a 1200-ton self-propelled jack-up offshore wind power multi-functional installation platform with a forward-looking vision, and intends to build the platform into a multi-functional installation platform
that meets the construction requirements of offshore wind power foundation construction, installation, transportation, operation and maintenance.
On March 22, the 1,200-ton self-propelled jack-up offshore wind power multi-functional installation platform "Shanghe 1" built by Nantong Port Lock Shipbuilding Co.
, Ltd.
for Shanghe (Shanghai) Marine Engineering Equipment Co.
, Ltd.
officially started construction
.
Li Xiaoping, deputy director of 708 Institute, and Han Ming, marketing director of the institute, attended the groundbreaking ceremony
.
"Shanghe 1" is currently the most high-end offshore wind power installation platform in China, and it is also the first wind power installation ship
with self-propelled function in China.
"Shanghe No.
1" has strong operating capacity, high construction efficiency, 7 knots, 1200 tons of pile crane, continuous lifting hydraulic lifting device, DP1 level dynamic positioning ability, leading the design of domestic offshore wind power multi-functional installation platform, crane, lifting device and so on, these novel designs are the first in China
.
The platform is another masterpiece of Fei Long Master Studio, marking 708's significant progress
in the serial research and development of a new marine platform.
Shanghe Offshore is an offshore enterprise
committed to the comprehensive utilization of offshore wind energy and the development, operation and sales of high-end offshore equipment.
Under the guidance of the national offshore wind power policy, Shanghe Offshore combines the performance parameters of the offshore wind power installation vessels currently in service in China to build a 1200-ton self-propelled jack-up offshore wind power multi-functional installation platform with a forward-looking vision, and intends to build the platform into a multi-functional installation platform
that meets the construction requirements of offshore wind power foundation construction, installation, transportation, operation and maintenance.
