Zhonghai Emeishan
Zhonghai Emeishan (中海峨眉山) is the world's largest floating drydock.[1][2][3] It is used for the repair and reconstruction of very large ships.
Built in only 416 days, it was launched in September 2008 in Yangzhou in a ceremony involving senior municipal officials, including the mayor.[4] It was delivered to the Shanghai Changxing ship repair base in October 2008.[5] Construction cost 580 million Yuan; it has a high level of automation.[6]
Specifications[edit]
- Length: 410m[7]
- Beam: 82m
- Moulded depth: 28m[8]
- Displacement: 42000 tonnes
- Lifting capacity: 85000 tonnes[9]
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References[edit]
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