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Deck Machinery & Heavy Lifters

KENC V-Type Automatic Boat Landing System.

Automatic Boat Landing System

KENC Engineering revealed two new automatic boat landing systems (ABLS) designed to provide safe transfer between a CTV and large vessels, available in two con? gurations. The ABLS is fully automated with an easy-to-operate control system and is equipped with hydraulic drives. “The H-Type is a proven system with low storage height and suited for larger vessels, where the V-Type has an incredibly small footprint with simple and straight forward ves- sel interfaces,” said Cor Hilbrink, manager engineer- ing. The base con? guration of both ABLS systems are certi? ed and compatible with all common CTV’s.

SOV/Gangway-Concept for Offshore Wind.

Heavy Lift Crane 150000-3000

The Heavy-Lift Crane series (HLC) by Liebherr is specially designed for the installation of off- shore wind foundations and sub-stations as well as the installation and decommissioning of offshore platforms. In June 2018, Liebherr- MCCtec Rostock

GmbH and the Oslo-based company OHT agreed the contract for the Heavy Lift Crane 150000-3000 for

Alfa Lift, the worlds’ largest custom-built offshore wind foundation installation vessel. With a maximum lifting capacity of 3,000 tons at 30m and 1,000 tons

Marcelo Penna Engineering and Safeway Photo: KENC at 76m outreach, the HLC 150000-3000 is ready for

SOLUSV: New LARS for Unmanned Craft.

a wide range of applications and a key feature of OHT’s Alfa Lift. The Norwegian contractor’s new build vessel, of Ulstein

Design, is currently under construction in

China, due for delivery next year.

The manufacturing processes are now in the ? nal phase at the Liebherr site in Ros- tock. The wedding of the machinery frame and the lower slewing column is the latest milestone of many in recent months and will be followed by the electrical and hy- draulic connection of the two components.

Vestdavit

MacArtney LARS for Fifth Asia Paci? c RV.

Offshore Wind SOV/Gangway-Concept

Spanish engineering company Marcelo

Penna Engineering and Safeway, the Dutch specialist in the design and manufacture of offshore transfer equipment, have joined forces to design an intelligent Service

Operation Vessel.

The outcome of the collaboration is the DP2 MP625 SOV combined with the

Liebherr Heavy Lift Crane 150000-3000 for Alfa Lift.

MacArtney

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