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CCCC Second Harbor Engineering’s 5,500-ton crane vessel put in to operation

On October 21, the 5,500-ton double arm variable amplitude crane vessel “Erhang Zhuoyue” designed and built by SShanghai Zhenhua Port Machinery (ZPMC) set sail from ZPMC’s Qidong Marine Engineering, and will be put into operation in the Su Jia Yong high-speed railroad – Hangzhou Bay Cross-sea Railway Bridge project.

Owned by CCCC Second Harbor Engineering, “Erhang Zhuoyue” is the most technologically advanced double arm variable amplitude crane vessel with the largest lifting capacity in China. The vessel has an overall length of 165 meters, a beam of 52 meters and a design draft of 6.5 meters.

Equipped with 3 sets of 3,350 kW main generator sets, 2 sets of 2,000 kW main thrusters, and 8-point mooring and positioning system, “Erhang Zhuoyue” has a lifting capacity of 5,500 tons, and is capable of navigating at a height of 47 meters.

The crane vessel introduces a green and energy-saving ship-wide grid management system on the engineering operation vessel for the first time. Meanwhile, it also adopts green energy-saving technologies such as photovoltaic energy storage, high-efficiency permanent magnet motors, operational auxiliary decision-making system and operational environment sensing system.

In addition, the vessel is characterized by strong operational adaptability which can serve bridge engineering, hydraulic engineering, as well as offshore wind power.

The crane vessel will be put into operation in the Su Jia Yong high-speed railroad – Hangzhou Bay Cross-sea Railway Bridge project, and then will participate in the construction of the Xiamen Third East Passage project of the sea suspension bridge.

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