Pieter Schelte’, the biggest vessel in the world, is to be
completed in the port of Rotterdam. Owner and designer Allseas and the
Port of Rotterdam Authority have signed an agreement to this effect. The
plan is for ‘Pieter Schelte’ to arrive in Rotterdam at the end of 2014,
informs the Port of Rotterdam.
‘Pieter Schelte’ is 382 metres long and 124 metres wide. The length, in combination with the massive width, makes this vessel unique with the ability to lift topsides off offshore platforms weighing up to 48,000 tonnes and jackets up to 25,000 tonne
The vessel is intended for installing and removing topsides and jackets of large offshore oil and gas platforms in a single lift. At the bow of the vessel is a slot, where topsides are lifted. It is also equipped for laying large pipelines and, with her capacity, will be the largest pipelay vessel as well.
Read more: World's Largest Vessel to be Assembled in
‘Pieter Schelte’ is 382 metres long and 124 metres wide. The length, in combination with the massive width, makes this vessel unique with the ability to lift topsides off offshore platforms weighing up to 48,000 tonnes and jackets up to 25,000 tonne
The vessel is intended for installing and removing topsides and jackets of large offshore oil and gas platforms in a single lift. At the bow of the vessel is a slot, where topsides are lifted. It is also equipped for laying large pipelines and, with her capacity, will be the largest pipelay vessel as well.
Read more: World's Largest Vessel to be Assembled in
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