LIYANG MARINE ENGINEERING - 5000 TONS SELF-PROPELLED FULL SWING CRANE "ZHONGTIAN 39" LAUNCHED SMOOTHLY

On October 29, the ceremony of "Zhongtian 39", a 5000 ton self-propelled full-rotary crane ship of Liyang Marine Engineering, was launched smoothly in Qidong Zhenhua.

"Zhongtian 39" is a set of transportation, construction integration of wind power construction ship, ship stern set up a fixed stern lifting 5000 tons, full slewing lifting 3,500 tons of lifting capacity of large ocean engineering crane, both offshore oil platform, cross-sea large bridge construction, large structure lifting, oversize wreck salvage and other operations. The ship can complete the port loading, sea transportation, and piling of all the unit foundation piles of 10MW and above in a single ship, while its lifting capacity of 5,000 tons is among the best in the current domestic market, and can also meet the lifting requirements of large modular offshore booster stations in the future. Naturalized CCS Classification Society. Nantong Haijing Ship Decoration Co., Ltd. is responsible for the accommodation decoration.

In order to respond to the overall construction period of the shipyard and ensure the smooth and punctual launching of 5000 tons. Under the perfect cooperation of Haijing’s design department and site supervision, we completed the schedule node requirements of the shipyard with quality and quantity as scheduled. which was fully affirmed and recognized by the Owners and shipyards. The 5000 ton self-propelled full-turn crane "Zhongtian 39" successfully held the launching ceremony on October 29, 2023.The launching ceremony was held as scheduled, fully reflecting the spirit of Nantong Haijing’s contract. Nantong Haijing adheres to the service concept of "fulfilling the contract" and continues to do a good job in project construction and service. Haihai strictly controls the quality in the process, steadily promotes the project construction, ensures the delivery node target of the ship with high quality and efficiency, and contributes to the vigorous development of the offshore wind power industry.