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Home›Wind Farms›Photo of the Day: Westermeerwind Foundations Reach Half Mark Point
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April 21, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Photo of the Day: Westermeerwind Foundations Reach Half Mark Point

Offshore WIND’s photo of the day: Westermeerwind wind farm reaches a half point in the foundation installation. Namely, the ‘De Schelde’ pontoon, topped by a Liebherr crane 11350, installed the 24th foundation pile yesterday. The 35-meter long foundation piles, weighing around 250 tons, are being tr

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Offshore WIND’s photo of the day: Westermeerwind wind farm reaches a half point in the foundation installation.

Namely, the ‘De Schelde’ pontoon, topped by a Liebherr crane 11350, installed the 24th foundation pile yesterday.

The 35-meter long foundation piles, weighing around 250 tons, are being transported from Vlissingen to the project site, 500m from the Noordermeer Dijk.

The entire offshore wind farm, comprising forty eight 3 MW turbines, is expected to be ready by mid-February 2016.

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