Inside the World's Largest Crane Vessels: Mega Cranes at Sea and the Heftiest Ship Lifters
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
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Simply call in the Dutch! They clear the way in Baltimore in only a week.
YES thinking as looking at these mega monsters 😊 but is that overkill. My gosh the bridge piece when they CUT them don't even come close to the lift that these bad boys can do. 😊 Bet there are some of these companies just chomping at the bit for that phone call 😊 "OK" boys let's pull anchors and head to Baltimore ASAP
I love the ones that have there own pod system to move and operate without a tug
Super size tug that is. Kind of like the tugs that work out of Alaska NOW escorts for super oil tankers after that terrible OIL spill.
Yes!
It's ridiculous that the US has such tiny cranes available.
@@womble321 most of these Largest cranes in the world would have to cross the Atlantic ocean to get to Baltimore. They are in use where their expensive price tags can be used to make a profit for the owners. Meaning they are in use in the oil development fields. Very heavy lifting for putting an oil rig deck and housing on a floating platform.
We're going to need some more of those😊
Send them to Baltimore harbor.
The 1000 ton crane in Baltimore is a Tinkertoy compared to these cranes The last crane lifted 16500 tons
Immediately
Unprecedented features in heavy equipment redefine industrial norms.
How close is one of these ships to Baltimore 🤔???
Would be able to clear that bridge in one day...
i agree, why don't we have such massive cranes...
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The crane they brought in can lift only 1,000 ton. They have marine cranes That can pick 10,000 to 100,000 tons.
When they built the Tappanzee Bridge across the Hudson River and replace the Railroad Spitendival swing bridge down by New York that crane would have no problem clearing the rubble away in 4 days.
But one thing is clear, 1 person is in charge of the Unified Command so it doesn't turn into a cluster $^#*
Like the Golden Ray where all the monkeys 🐒 stood around beating their chest and arguing who was in charge and the expense clock ⏰ just kept ticking. Then everyone points fingers on costs and who pays.
Heerema Balder is already on site
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If only these commentators would just take a moment and go to UA-cam and lookup Marine Cranes and get an education on lifting capacities before shooting their mouths 👄 off.
@@rckc.1719 Comes down to build cost and the cost to rent a massive crane i agree with you the last crane lifted 16200 tons and could lift more
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Interesting... Thanks!
2 Mistakes, the danish bridge is 18 km long and the anchor chain on asian hercules 3 is not 3.76 mm.
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I wonder what ever happened to the crane that had the hook break during load testing?
I've looked and looked and have not been able to find any information about the cleanup or rebuilding of it.
I would love to see a video about how they untangled that mess of wire and steal.
Baltimore can't afford these cranes
Why was the Baltimore bridge necessary for you to drive on it?How often ?daily?Now what are you doing?
Narration too mechanical. Good content. Thank you.
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Imaging standing outside a Restaurant explaining (waffle) the recipies before you Open;
Ask a Sniper how many chances he gets.
to be honest I really hope I for time get to work in one of the vessels
That is one big Mother of a floating crane have been round cranes this beats them all
#Baltimore #bridge lifters, they using like tonka #toy cranes, slowing progress
lol 3.76 mm anchor chain lol
wow yea getting the right fact for ones video is really so hard OMFG check what you are making and check your facts
One must never take the time to check facts or proof-read before posting...or someone else might get their post in before you! 🤣
All that money for massive bridges that are dangerous Just for a picture on a postcard With no concern for human lives that have to drive on them😮❤Go around and make roads bigger
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@@ibbylancaster8981 very nice ship,,,, love you guys ❣️
"Zhenhua 30" is the world's largest crane ship, and it is still the world's largest to this day. Its total weight reaches 140,000 tons, the single-arm lifting capacity is 12,000 tons, and the 360-degree full rotation lifting capacity also reaches 7,000 tons, and these theoretical values are not its limits, because during the test , it has lifted ships that are 110% higher than its maximum lifting capacity, so the data of "Zhenhua 30" is still a bit "conservative"
Heres a question since I've never been to Baltimore How are you getting across now Since the bridge was destroyed Heres another q?Why did you use the bridge?To get to work? I guess you all had to quit your jobs?
Saipem 7000 is registered in the Bahamas not China.
Still can't lift the old rusted and haunted the titanic ship probly cursed as well 😢
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If they clean it up and dont rebuild it To make the same mistakes again THEN they can afford the BIG CRANE
Is there any really big crane vessel in the east coast of US?...in this video Dutch, Singapur...what about US? ..only aircraft carriers?..will see some of them in Baltimore bridge collapse??
The largest on scene in Baltimore is a 1,000 ton crane. Small compared to these giants.
That would make sense like clearing the ship and channel to get traffic moving, no the government does everything backwards.
So you want them to wait weeks for one of them to show up?
Pay attention. That's what is being done now.
Some of these cranes need to go to Baltimore not happening
Tiny cranes in Baltimore they said one of them is the biggest crane these cranes are bigger
The largest in Baltimore is a 1000 ton crane.
I believe they said largest on the East Coast.
@@Beltfedshooters Us need help from China for clean Baltimore bridge. They are the best to do impossible tasks. They never say, impossible.
Simply build a better road in Baltimore to get to the other side The designers (engineers) wont be happy because they wont get the MONEY!Leave the passageway in Baltimore free from any massive structure You all enjoy driving over those tall horror bridges daily?
Bridges create value by allowing travel between two points that are much further apart when going around. A route around the Baltimore harbor might be 40 miles, whereas the bridge spans less than 4 miles. Bridges over shipping channels must be high enough to allow large ships to pass under at high tide. This means the deck at some point will be over 200 feet above the water. Bridges can be dangerous to cross during storms or icing conditions.
Exactly while wasting a lot of time and 60 million dollars
Not one made in America.