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Heavy Lift Vessel

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Heavy Lift Vessel
A maritime vessel with specialized equipment such as cranes. A heavy lift vessel is equipped for a heavy lift, which is the transportation of cargo or individual items that weigh more than one ton or are larger than 100 meters. See also: Heavy lift charge.


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Some equipment was then mobilised to Holland for wet testing and WROV familiarisation during February 2009 following which the full equipment spread was mobilised to the Heerema heavy lift vessel Hermod in mid-March of the year.
Some equipment was then mobilised to Holland for wet testing and WROV familiarisation during February 2009 following which the full equipment spread was mobilised to the Heerema Heavy Lift Vessel "Hermod" in mid March of the same year.
The first phase of npower renewables' Rhyl Flats project saw foundation piles and transition pieces installed in the seabed off Rhyl using the heavy lift vessel Svanen.
 
 
 
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