New Era is Coming! The First 700-Ton Crawler Crane For Offshore Wind Power Operations

The Chinese government attaches great importance to the development of wind power projects, including offshore wind power. According to data released by the World Offshore Wind Forum (WFO), as of the end of 2019, China's offshore wind power projects under construction accounted for 56.5% of the world; China's offshore wind power projects under construction accounted for 52.9% of installed capacity as high as 3.7GW; China after 2020 It will likely become the world's largest offshore wind power market.

On September 21, the customized version of SCC7000A purchased by Henan Langkuo Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Henan Langkuo) was successfully assembled and boarded at the wharf of Shandong Weihai Merchants Jinling Shipping (Weihai) Co., Ltd., and was successfully assembled and boarded with the 350 million Panamanian citizen. The offshore work platform is perfectly integrated and is ready to go to Shanghai for use.

The relevant person in charge of Henan Langkuo said that he is a loyal customer of Sany Equipment. The 700-ton crawler crane recently purchased is mainly because of its unique ZHDBC working condition (Strengthened Boom with) specially designed for offshore wind power hoisting. Superlift Configuration Working Condition).

As we all know, offshore wind power construction is very difficult-wide range of water depth, complex seabed topography, frequent offshore typhoons, rapid currents, etc. will all have varying degrees of impact on construction operations. The development of SCC7000A, ZHDBC working conditions enables the efficient installation of 4MW wind turbines at an altitude of 115m. The maximum load of this working condition is 324 tons, the maximum load is 299 tons at the working radius, and the actual lifting weight is 249 tons (spreader 16 tons). It makes full use of the lifting capacity of the 700-ton crawler crane and leaves about 20% safety. Load space. The upper section arm adopts a customized upper section arm of the main boom, which includes two pulley blocks. The installation of the wind blade only needs a 12-ton hook, and the installation of the wind rope rack eliminates the need for tail-sliding equipment.

In the future, another SCC7000A under the same working conditions will also go to Shanghai, marking the first time a 700-ton crawler crane has been put into offshore wind power construction. Science and technology are the primary productive forces, and Sany is constantly improving itself, just to efficiently produce cleaner energy as soon as possible!
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