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JUMBO SHIPPING is loading an 800 ts Boiler in Mundra, India

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Some Heavy Transport executed in various parts of the world with Chinese manufactured platform trailers

 
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FAGIOLI, Italy

The pick weight was 1,125 tons, with 50 tons of rigging hardware included. The Fagioli tower has a lifting capability of 2,000 tons, with the jacks configured for 1200 tons.   Bechtel provided the tailing crane, a Demag CC 2800.  The maximum load on the tailing crane was approximately 470 tons.   Continue reading “Erection of Heavy reactor by Fagioli” »

 

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WESTDIJK TRANSPORT B.V. , The Netherlands

Large Column transported on 3 m wide Goldhofer Platform trailer. Use of spitit level is essential on such a heavy and big transport, as stability is close to the limits
Large Column transported on 22 axlelines of 3 m wide Goldhofer Platform trailer. Use of spirit level is essential on such a heavy and big transport, as stability is close to the limits
 

The nose of a UK Astute class nuclear submarine rolls through the streets of Barrow-In-Furness, Cumbria. The first 7,000 ton behemoth will be launched in early June 2007.

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Rotrans South Africa  with large trafo on the way
Rotrans South Africa with large trafo on the way
 
Trafo being transported by Mammoet South Africa
Trafo being transported by Mammoet South Africa
 
Rotrans South Africa in action
Vanguard South Africa in action
 

Doha, Qatar, April 16 2009: Qatargas has taken a giant step towards completing a new Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) tanker berth at Ras Laffan with the arrival of a massive gas loading module on board the heavy-cargo ship, “Jumbo”.

The 875 tonnes topside module houses four LNG loading arms, pumps and other equipment, that allow LNG to be transferred from onshore storage tanks to tankers for shipping to overseas markets. The unit was built by Adyard in Abu Dhabi. When connected up as part of Ras Laffan Port’s new LNG Berth 6, it will be able to load 14,000 m3 of LNG per hour. Continue reading “Qatargas takes “JUMBO” step towards new LNG terminal” »

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