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Why some ships are built to sink on purpose, how semi-submersible heavy-lift carriers move entire warships
Cranes cannot lift a 9,000-ton warship or a 230-meter hull, so these vessels use a stranger trick, they sink their own deck to let cargo float onboard. This breaks down semi-submersible heavy-lift ...
The ability for shipyards to move material – and ships – around the shipyard efficiently is paramount to ship production efficiency and profitability. At the center of the shiplift world is Bardex, a ...
The secret to the Happy Star's top status in the heavy-lift vessel industry are the two powerful cranes that tower over its deck. Combined, they can hoist up to 2,000 ...
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