APPLICATION REPORT | POWER
JASO SEAPOWER PROJECT
wind tower lifts, one of the most important auxiliary elements in terms of safety, as they are used for maintenance technicians Thanks to its rack-and-pinion system, which does not require the
The scope of work included the design,
manufacturing and testing of long-term mooring shackles. Driven by a project timeframe restriction from the client and given a three-month window, the package was successfully delivered on-time and within initial budget. It also launched into the wind energy
market the HFL Kenter, a high fatigue life shackle, under the Crosby|Feubo brand. The shackle showcases design improvements on the popular Crosby|Feubo NDur Link, an accessory used for temporary and mobile mooring applications such as rigging and anchoring offshore platforms or vessels. The product can connect to a variety of stud link anchor chain or other mooring accessories such as sockets and swivels. Another example of how The Crosby
Group recently supported the offshore wind industry is with the delivery of turnbuckles for a leading wind turbine OEM to be used at Kriegers Flak wind farm outside of the coast of Denmark. Despite the tight delivery schedule, the company delivered 700 turnbuckles to be used together with wire slings to tighten both sides of tower sections, ensuring they don’t ovalize during transport and storage. ●
EDDA WIND SELECTS MACGREGOR FOR OFFSHORE WIND SERVICE VESSELS
Following the receipt of equipment orders announced in May 2020, MacGregor, part of Operation Vessels (CSOV) that will further expand the Østensjø Rederi Edda Wind sisters of the two CSOVs currently under package consists of one electrical gangway and a remote control station located on the second quarter of 2021 order intake and the third quarter of 2023 and second quarter of installed that reduces greenhouse gas prepared for the future installation of zero
commissioning and maintenance work the capacity to accommodate up to 120 selected again to supply critical equipment
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