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Loading wind turbine blades in minus 22 degrees
2nd February 2021
Abnormal Load Services – ALS has recently invested in the onshore and offshore renewables sector to support the wind industry.
The renewables team have overcome wintery conditions for renewables as they are busy on site working on 2 projects involving the movement of more wind turbine components in Scandinavia this year.
For the first project weather conditions when loading were challenging at some points, including snow and temperatures down to – 22 degrees.
The day started with frozen equipment, vehicles and lashing chains. From lifting the 1st blade to the last one the loading operation took about 8 hours. Once the operation was complete, the vessel sailed to Denmark.
Everyone involved did a great job, and all blades were moved carefully and successfully.
Embracing the elements in Scandinavia for wind turbines
Snow and ice did not stop the renewables team on site in Scandinavia working on a second project.
This project involved unloading wind turbine components from a vessel and transferring them to trailers before arranging onward transportation to a storage facility.
Dimensions of the cargo were:
73.74 metres long, 4.20 metres wide, 3.27 m etres high and 23 Tons.
The project was completed on schedule.
For more information on the team’s capabilities:
https://abnormal-loads.com/our...
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