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Home›Wind Farms›First TP Installed at Butendiek Offshore Wind Farm
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June 9, 2014 · about 12 years ago

First TP Installed at Butendiek Offshore Wind Farm

The first of a total of 80 transition pieces (TP) at the Butendiek offshore wind farm has been installed. Transition pieces, manufactured by Bladt Industries in Esbjerg, Denmark, are being installed by the DP heavy-lift vessel Jumbo Javelin from Jumbo Shipping. Each TP weighs approximately 330 tons,

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The first of a total of 80 transition pieces (TP) at the Butendiek offshore wind farm has been installed.

Transition pieces, manufactured by Bladt Industries in Esbjerg, Denmark, are being installed by the DP heavy-lift vessel Jumbo Javelin from Jumbo Shipping.

Each TP weighs approximately 330 tons, it measures 31m in height and has a diameter of 5.5m. To install such TPs safely, Jumbo has invested in increased lifting height capability by acquiring a 700 ton SWL Fly-Jib.

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