Tower transport for Van der Vlist

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27 August 2015

The tower was brought into the terminal by barge in 26 sections

The tower was brought into the terminal by barge in 26 sections

Transport company Van der Vlist helped move sections of a 97 metre high windmill through the Moerdijk terminal in the Netherlands.

The tower was brought into the terminal by barge in 26 sections. The largest section was 4. 85 x 4. 85 x 3.87 metres and weighed 39.5 tonnes. The smallest was 3.16 x 3.16 x 3.87 m and weighed 27.7 tonnes.

The sections were lifted on the quay using Van der Vlist’s mobile crane and loaded onto trucks, ready to be transported to Neer, close to the German border.

The blades, which weighed 11 tonnes, the 35 tonne nacelle and the 67 tonne generator were transported to the site a week later.

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