Self-elevating offshore wind turbine installation vessel
A technology for offshore wind turbines and installation ships, which is used in motor vehicles, transportation and packaging, special-purpose ships, etc. It can solve problems such as heavy maintenance tasks, impact on the hull or platform, and discontinuous system motion, and achieves small size and lifting speed. Fast, smooth and continuous motion
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[0017] combine Figure 1 to Figure 4 The self-elevating offshore wind turbine installation vessel of the present invention is described. The invention is a steel non-self-propelled self-elevating wind power installation platform, which has the condition of being refitted into a short-distance deployment and sailing. The installation space of the generator set and the propulsion device is reserved in the design, and it is mainly used for the wind power installation in the offshore shallow water area of the Yellow Sea. .
[0018] The self-elevating offshore fan installation ship of the present invention mainly includes a hull 1 provided with a lifting mechanism room and a leg 2 passing through the lifting mechanism room, a friction winch 3 arranged on the hull, a guide pulley 9 and a steel wire rope 10; There are fixed pulleys 4 at the top of the legs and fixed pulleys 7 at the bottom of the legs. The measuring device is used to measure the tension, stroke and speed of the wi...
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