Upgrading Aeolus vessel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Aeolus is a specialist vessel designed for offshore wind farm installation. With its heavy-lift crane and advanced jacking system, Aeolus has transported and installed foundations and turbines in waters up to 45 meters deep. But with the increasing scale of the technology, Van Oord made the decision to upgrade Aeolus to meet the needs of the modern wind farm industry.
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Have been on this vessel many times installing Vestas turbine's. The ship's crew are mainly Filipino's and they make the most amazing food. One of the best vessels I have been on.
The strand jack idea is all kinds of clever.
Phenomenal engineering, great work by Mammoet!
Thanks- the team did a great job!
Once again Mammoet Nailed it!
Good work Mammoet!
The dramatic voice gives me chills 😂 but anyway, great job.
Amazing the height and weight that cranes can work at today.
Cool, anything is possible!
All you need is a bigger crane!
And an awesome team of people to make it happen!
Hi im eleven and I m really interest in what you guys do. I would like to know what kind of qualifications you need for this job. And where you guys are headquartered.
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I wanna work for them so cool
Thanks Joey! Check out the Careers page at www.mammoet.com/careers/
how much did that crane weigh that they had to use Thialf?
The main crane on the vessel has a 1200 tonne capacity with a 100 tonne fast whipline as well the vessel has other much smaller cranes for deckwork etc. I know this because I was controlling the lifting of turbine components over the radio to the the crane driver. A superb vessel with a great crew. The food is absolutely top level on this one.
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What’s the cost of a operation like that?
Around 35 bucks and a case of beer
ryanburbridge not too bad than
I fear you've been infected by spurious apostrophe syndrome in the possessive of "it". The second sentence above should read "With its heavy-lift crane..." Grammar is so difficult!