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The "Tasmanic Winter" (IMO 9467158) lifting a Damen built dredger out of the water at the Churchill dock at the port of Antwerp.
A 591,7 ton piece of powerplant equipment being discharged from the inland waterways vessel "Enterprise".
The cargo measures 9,24 x 9,78 x 7,19 m
Loading breakbulk and project cargo on the m/v Navi Star (IMO 9123506) at the ABES / Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock. The vessel arrived from St.Petersburg and will continue to the Arabian Gulf
Hooking up a 134300 kg transformer at the ABES Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock. The powerplant equipment will be loaded on bord of the SAL operated Paula (IMO 9197466)
A 591,7 ton piece of powerplant equipment being discharged from the inland waterways vessel "Enterprise".
The cargo measures 9,24 x 9,78 x 7,19 m
The heavy lift vessel "Josef" (IMO 9467005) first worked at the Zuidnatie Terminal at the Albert dock. It then shifted berths to the ABES Terminal at the 5th Haven dock to pick up a heavy lift transformer.
As the cargo was moved into place, a fault was found so that is could not start its voyage. The vessel than shifted back to the Albert dock, possibly to wait for a solution on this cargo.
The mottled side of the vessel still shows an "H" and an "E" of its previous operator, the now defunct "Hansa Heavy Lift" who operated it as "HHL Congo"
The CMA CGM operated "Lotus A" (IMO 9461465) is seen here at the PSA Noordzee Terminal loading two 150 ton transformers with assistance of the floating derrick "Brabo" (MMSI 205274990).
The vessel calls on Southampton, Rotterdam, Bremerhaven, Le Havre, Antwerp, Algeciras, Jeddah, Jebel Ali, Abu Dhabi, Muhammad Bin Qasim, Nhava Sheva, Mundra, Jeddah, Tanger Med and back to Southampton.
Loading two transformers from the inland waterways vessel "Simul Profecti" into the coaster "Wilson Rotterdam" (IMO 9557381)
The cargo originated in Nürnberg and was brought to Antwerp by the "Simuli Profecti". The "Wilson Rotterdam" will take the cargo to the Danish port of Esbjerg.
The transformers each weigh 199500kg and measure 7,40 x 3,80 x 5,10m.
A 591,7 ton piece of powerplant equipment being discharged from the inland waterways vessel "Enterprise".
The cargo measures 9,24 x 9,78 x 7,19 m
The Wagenborg operated vessel Thamesborg (IMO 9546459) is seen here at its berth at the ABES Terminal at the 5th Haven dock where it is loading breakbulk destined for Mexican ports
After arriving from Bilbao, the Varamar operated "Xia Men Ze Ping" (IMO 9304019) is seen here at the Zuidnatie terminal at the Churchill dock at the port of Antwerp.
The vessel has to load breakbulk cargo under deck but in order to reach it, the deck cargo which was loaded in Spain, first has to be discharged. It will then be re-loaded to be shipped to the Persian Gulf
A 591,7 ton piece of powerplant equipment being discharged from the inland waterways vessel "Enterprise".
The cargo measures 9,24 x 9,78 x 7,19 m
Loading breakbulk and project cargo on the m/v Navi Star (IMO 9123506) at the ABES / Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock. The vessel arrived from St.Petersburg and will continue to the Arabian Gulf
After arriving from Bilbao, the Varamar operated "Xia Men Ze Ping" (IMO 9304019) is seen here at the Zuidnatie terminal at the Churchill dock at the port of Antwerp.
The vessel has to load breakbulk cargo under deck but in order to reach it, the deck cargo which was loaded in Spain, first has to be discharged. It will then be re-loaded to be shipped to the Persian Gulf
The Jumbo operated "Fairlane" is seen here loading a Liebherr MK0120 type port crane at the Nova Natie Terminal at the port of Antwerp.
The Jumbo operated "Fairlane" is seen here loading a Liebherr MK0120 type port crane at the Nova Natie Terminal at the port of Antwerp.
loading a 590 ton piece of powerplant equipment onto the "UHL Falcon" at the Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock at the port of Antwerp
A 180 ton automotive metal press being loaded on board of the Rickmers Singapore.
This unit is part of a number of presses that originate from the Ford plant at Genk (Belgium) which was closed at the end of 2014. The presses will be discharged at the Chinese port of Ningbo.
A 591,7 ton piece of powerplant equipment being discharged from the inland waterways vessel "Enterprise".
The cargo measures 9,24 x 9,78 x 7,19 m
On the exhibition floor, conference sessions, micro-seminars, exhibitor-led sessions all from day 1 of Breakbulk Americas 2016 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Sept. 28.
The "Tasmanic Winter" (IMO 9467158) lifting a Damen built dredger out of the water at the Churchill dock at the port of Antwerp.
The Jumbo operated "Fairlane" is seen here loading a Liebherr MK0120 type port crane at the Nova Natie Terminal at the port of Antwerp.
The vessel is seen here arriving at the port of Antwerp with 3 second hand Gottwald cranes on deck. The vessel is on the last stretch of its trip from the Danish port of Frederikshavn to the Zuidnatie Terminal at the Churchill dock. There it will load a further two (brand new) Gottwald cranes.
A 591,7 ton piece of powerplant equipment being discharged from the inland waterways vessel "Enterprise".
The cargo measures 9,24 x 9,78 x 7,19 m
The Jumbo operated "Fairlane" is seen here loading a Liebherr MK0120 type port crane at the Nova Natie Terminal at the port of Antwerp.
A 68756kg gas turbine measuring 12,00 x 4,70 x 5,30m being delivered by the barge Amicitia (ENI 2334537).
Eventually the turbine will continue its voyage to the Atyrau region in Kazakhstan.
The Wagenborg operated vessel Thamesborg (IMO 9546459) is seen here at its berth at the ABES Terminal at the 5th Haven dock where it is loading breakbulk destined for Mexican ports
loading a 590 ton piece of powerplant equipment onto the "UHL Falcon" at the Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock at the port of Antwerp
The delegates from Almajdouie Heavy Lift Transport & Engineering visiting with Gary Dale Cearley at the GPLN booth.
This BreakBulk Conference and Exhibition 2009 was the last meeting to be held in New Orleans, after 20 years in the city. The BreakBulk 2010 will be in Houston next year. The Global Project Logistics Network (GPLN) is a regular at the BreakBulk conference.
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Hooking up a 134300 kg transformer at the ABES Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock. The powerplant equipment will be loaded on bord of the SAL operated Paula (IMO 9197466)
Loading breakbulk and project cargo on the m/v Navi Star (IMO 9123506) at the ABES / Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock. The vessel arrived from St.Petersburg and will continue to the Arabian Gulf
Logimar has been busy throughout the months of August and September with a new project from Italy to the USA.
The cargo was transported from several locations in Italy, to multiple destinations in the East South Central of USA. Logimar shipped the cargo in a mix of containers and on mafi in ro-ro vessels. All in all, they shipped 10x40’ Open Top, 2x45’ HC, 13 mafi (9x40’, 3x60’ and 1x80’).
The shipment was handled by Logimar from door to door on DAP basis for a regular customer, who is also a top supplier for the mining industry worldwide.
Discharging 6 silos from the inland waterways vessel "Willem-Antonie" at the Abes Terminal at the port of Antwerp.
The silos will be stored on the quay awaiting their shipment to a Turkish destination via the port of Izmir.
Hooking up a 134300 kg transformer at the ABES Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock. The powerplant equipment will be loaded on bord of the SAL operated Paula (IMO 9197466)
Loading two transformers from the inland waterways vessel "Simul Profecti" into the coaster "Wilson Rotterdam" (IMO 9557381)
The cargo originated in Nürnberg and was brought to Antwerp by the "Simuli Profecti". The "Wilson Rotterdam" will take the cargo to the Danish port of Esbjerg.
The transformers each weigh 199500kg and measure 7,40 x 3,80 x 5,10m.
Loading breakbulk and project cargo on the m/v Navi Star (IMO 9123506) at the ABES / Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock. The vessel arrived from St.Petersburg and will continue to the Arabian Gulf
Loading two transformers from the inland waterways vessel "Simul Profecti" into the coaster "Wilson Rotterdam" (IMO 9557381)
The cargo originated in Nürnberg and was brought to Antwerp by the "Simuli Profecti". The "Wilson Rotterdam" will take the cargo to the Danish port of Esbjerg.
The transformers each weigh 199500kg and measure 7,40 x 3,80 x 5,10m.
Loading two transformers from the inland waterways vessel "Simul Profecti" into the coaster "Wilson Rotterdam" (IMO 9557381)
The cargo originated in Nürnberg and was brought to Antwerp by the "Simuli Profecti". The "Wilson Rotterdam" will take the cargo to the Danish port of Esbjerg.
The transformers each weigh 199500kg and measure 7,40 x 3,80 x 5,10m.
SunCoke Energy Partners’, constructed a massive shiploader at the company's Marine Terminal in Convent, Louisiana. Located on a jetty that is inaccessible to heavy machinery by land, the Sarens engineering team developed a lift plan that included the use of a 300-ft x100-ft barge to float the largest and heaviest crawler crane ever used on a barge for this type of operation in North America.
loading a 590 ton piece of powerplant equipment onto the "UHL Falcon" at the Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock at the port of Antwerp
Loading breakbulk and project cargo on the m/v Navi Star (IMO 9123506) at the ABES / Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock. The vessel arrived from St.Petersburg and will continue to the Arabian Gulf
loading a 590 ton piece of powerplant equipment onto the "UHL Falcon" at the Katoennatie terminal at the 5th Haven dock at the port of Antwerp
Logimar has been busy throughout the months of August and September with a new project from Italy to the USA.
The cargo was transported from several locations in Italy, to multiple destinations in the East South Central of USA. Logimar shipped the cargo in a mix of containers and on mafi in ro-ro vessels. All in all, they shipped 10x40’ Open Top, 2x45’ HC, 13 mafi (9x40’, 3x60’ and 1x80’).
The shipment was handled by Logimar from door to door on DAP basis for a regular customer, who is also a top supplier for the mining industry worldwide.
Global Project Logistics Network member Younger Niche Logistics (YNL) has
the distinction of being responsible for the movement of the single largest
piece of equipment ever moved by road transport in ZhangJiaGang, Jiangsu
Province, China. The piece, 14m x 7.4m x 7.9m / 86,000kgs, was moved by road
from the supplier's premises to PuXiang port, ZhangJiaGang. The move,
covering 30 kms, took 22 hours to complete and involved the services of
local ZhangJiaGang government, the police and officials from the department
of electrical power.
In order to reduce height the unit was transported minus cradles. Only once
alongside vessel was the unit postioned and secured in cradles.
PuXiang port, a privately owned facility, was chosen as the load port as
access from suppliers whilst still difficult was the closest with less
overhead obstructions than other roadways to the public port.
YNL were instrumental in obtaining berthing rights for the ocean carrier, a
foreign flag vessel, at PuXiang port.
The Global Projects Logistics Network (GPLN) is the premier non-exclusive
professional project logistics network of independent companies (including
project forwarders and project charterers) who are specializing in the
movement and handling of international project cargo by air, sea and land as
well as specialized lifts and the special handling of oversized,
out-of-gauge and heavy lift cargo.
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