OTR Trailers and Tight Quarter Cranes Key to Successful Project
The upper and lower sections of this vessel, weighing 85T and 102T, respectively, were transported from the port to the refinery using over-the-road Dual Lane Goldhofers. They were then lifted and set, in combination with their supporting structures, using the 660-ton Demag CC2800-1 and the 500-ton Liebherr LTM1400 7.1.
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- Weighed 85T and 102T
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