Relocating a 7,100t mining plant in Mozambique

Take a look at the video as Mammoet safely relocates a 7,100t Wet Concentrator Plant in one piece and its dredge, in Mozambique.
It is the heaviest piece of mining equipment to be moved in Africa, to date. With 290 axle lines of SPMT required to lift and transport the plant, the move also represented the most SPMT axles used in Africa to date and one of the largest moves of a single piece of mining equipment in the world.
Mammoet’s heavy lifting and transport expertise and range of state-of-the-art equipment help to optimize timelines, improve efficiency and enhance safety in the mining and metals sector.
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[@roseenninful6000]

This is just mind blowing: 7100tonnes being moved from location A to B... And on wheels... Damn

[@apinkcranedude017liebherrb5]

Hamlet Trương Relocating a 7,100t mining plant in Mozambique

[@scmroman]

How long do these mega moves take to plan? Because I had to lift an old water heater tank that was filled with concrete for some reason. Me and 2 buddies couldn't get it more than an inch off the ground so getting it into the bed of a truck was a definite impossibility. The thing is still sitting in my yard, do you guys operate in North America? If so can you help?

[@michaelmccarthy4615]

Get a floor crane and get it moving....

[@scmroman]

@@michaelmccarthy4615 It's in the backyard, my yard is sloped a lot. I'm gonna need an offroad shop crane 🤣

[@Will91289]

Probably a year or so

[@francoisjacobs468]

well done Richard

[@michaelmccarthy4615]

The bigger the move....
The more I like it.... :)

[@jimsvideos7201]

Neat!

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

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[@youme1414]

This should be one of the heaviest masses ever moved by Mammoet.

[@Will91289]

Nah, not even close.
6 years ago they moved 20,000 tons
ua-cam.com/video/7eHjf7kU6eQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Mammoet
And
7 years ago they moved a 14,000 ton topside on SPMT's
ua-cam.com/video/wQm8zu17VLA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=MarineSalvageandOffshore

[@youme1414]

@@Will91289 Yes, it is one the heaviest. You cannot list top-five of the heaviest objects moved by Mammoet ever without this one.

[@Will91289]

@@youme1414
Depends.
If you stick to SPMT hauled loads then yeah it’s top 10 certainly and probably top 5
I’d you mean any load, any method, then no it’s probably not even top 20.
Last year they moved a 34,000 ton load in China and a 24,000 and a 25,000 ton loads in The UK.
www.heavyliftnews.com/mammoet-completes-34000t-load-out-in-china/

[@youme1414]

@@Will91289 The Vietnam offshore platform cannot be treated separate though. I would say we have two in Asia, 25,000 + 24,000 as one from Vietnam as they belong to a particular platform and the one in China. One in England and the other one in Europe. So I am not far from the truth. This one they undertook in Southern Africa is one of the heaviest.

[@Will91289]

@@youme1414 huh, the 34,000 ton one was in china, the 24,000 and 25,000-ton loads were in England, the remains of Brent Delta (24Kt) and Brent Bravo (25Kt) (fun fact about the brent platforms is that the largest ship in the world lifted them and brought them into the port.

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

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[@heithdotysadventures7824]

Cool but way to short

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[@nicolek4076]

Please explain. How can you extract ore from the ground and sent it elsewhere on a "sustainable basis"? It's not as if you're replacing the ore extracted.

[@totalcrane]

Supar

[@최해룡-s4t]

Good video

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