Life Inside The World’s Biggest Crane Ship Ever Built

Inside The World’s Biggest Crane Ship Ever Built. These ships are vital to many projects around the world, including oil and gas extraction, pipelines, bridges, windfarms, and more. The video will compare the dimensions and capabilities of each of the three largest crane ships, along with some noteworthy highlights.
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[@wdekker3]

At 9:16 there is an error the power can’t be 100 000 MW. That should be 100MW or 100000kw. 100000MW is the power output of an entire country. The USS Enterprise with 8 nuclear reactors had 210MW in total. The thrusters are 5MW each. With 8 thrusters that is 40 MW, 100MW of generator power is plenty for propulsion.

[@hermanmiller3708]

The video states 12 diesel generators capable of 70,000 kw output. A total of 840 MW or 0.84 Terra W (70, 000KW = 70mw, 12 X 70mW = 840mw = 0.84 TW).
There may be an error in these numbers, possibly 70 kw watt instead of 70,000 kw.
A 18MW diesel power generator by Kawasaki Heavy Industries is reported as the largest in the world and is huge.
Found these interesting tidbits from Wikipedia:
Nimitz-class carriers are capable of producing 550 MW (thermal) with two A4W reactors but use only about 1/2 that capacity.
In 2022, New York City, largest city in the US, had a total summer capacity of 39,689 MW (39.689TW) through all of its power plants,

[@platinaatje6134]

@@hermanmiller3708
The Thialf is equipped with 12 diesel engines with
the following capacities:
• 6 x 4,900 kW • 4 x 4,500 kW • 2 x 5,500 kW
Source: Heerema website

[@FrankHeuvelman]

Heerema is a Dutch marine company.
Again The Netherlands shows the world how it's done.
Just saying, you know. No offense...
I'm just proud to be Dutch.

[@jeffwindrim975]

Very interesting video 👍

[@MachineMadnesss]

This video gives me immense joy to watch

[@MrPLC999]

Yeah, the Sleipnir is "carbon neutral." OMG what a crock of bool sheet.

[@NEXTMAX2]

*_Your video is very useful_*

[@TomokosEnterprize]

OH HOW I LOVE BIG, This works !

[@infopelayaran3917]

Floating crane yang sangat besar dan bagus

[@platinaatje6134]

Oh no, freedom units.....😂

[@truthhurtsdontit]

These videos are cool. But it would be even better if they would put the cost to rent it. Or cost per job.

[@madhatter8253]

Wow , lost for words

[@emwayien]

Imagine lifting the titanic😂

[@TheBmco99]

Kewit construction has 2 big boys but not this big

[@jimmackey2909]

What happened to "INSIDE"?

[@Lvnhkmn21]

So cool

[@Porter92]

Factory? You mean a refinery

[@houseoflyonpro]

I Subscribed❤

[@ChristopheMercier41]

Sometimes you give dimensions in feet sometimes in meters. You really should go full metric.

[@bobmirror7164]

Learn the math. They tried to teach you when you were in school.

[@TimRoach-hh7nf]

Some Americans like the feet dimensions

[@ChristopheMercier41]

@@bobmirror7164 I can convert feet into meters thank you. Mentally. Easily. I was mostly pointing out the inconsistency. If you give dimensions, choose meters or choose feet if you are still stuck with imperial units, but don't use sometimes one and sometimes the other.

[@petucker548]

Even better, full Imperial.

[@volkank.k4121]

Why not both ? For your metric viewers

[@werffjvander]

Heeeee A.h de Sleipnir from Heerema is bigger

[@Robert-mls]

Yea, that’s not helpful when you use both standard and metric.

[@matthewnaidoo962]

Let's admit Abrams is shit and the leopard is shit and the challenger is doing well😊

[@a-a-ron4679]

Think you have the wrong comment section