A 2,000-ton Goliath crane made by Weihua was successfully installed and load tested at Lufeng Offshore Engineering Base. The 2000-ton capacity is a new record of Weihua Crane for offshore wind power project. The fast development of the offshore wind power industry has promoted the transformation of the traditional energy structure to low-carbon, green and clean, and made contribution to carbon peaking and carbon neutrality.

This project goliath crane is designed with a double-trolley hoist with a lifting height: 90m and a span: 62m. The AWS standard is adopted in the production, which can ensure that the hoisting heavy objects can be safely lowered to the ground under extreme conditions, realizing the zero-speed braking of each mechanism to reduce the load caused by the impact to zero, which ensure the stability of the operating mechanism and the hoisting mechanism, and meet the equipment requirements and installation accuracy requirements.

Due to the special working conditions and requirements of offshore wind power equipment, the 2000 tons goliath crane is also equipped with an industry-leading 5G data information management system for crane management and safety monitoring, which can realize overall data statistics, real-time monitoring of product working conditions, historical data query, and product failure, quick repairs, predictive maintenance of equipment, and etc.

The engineering (dock) project of Lufeng Offshore Engineering Base is located in Jieshi Town, Lufeng City, Shanwei City, Guangdong Province. The total investment of the project is about 750 million yuan. It is planned to build 2 docks and 1 breakwater. There are 1 heavy-duty berth and 1 operation and maintenance berth respectively. The total length of the breakwater is 1,355 meters. After the completion of the wharf, the designed annual throughput capacity is 1.444 million tons. It is an important supporting project of Shanwei Lufeng Offshore Engineering Base.

Shanwei Lufeng Offshore Engineering Base is a key project in Guangdong Province. The project covers an area of about 149 hectares, with a total construction area of about 320,000 square meters and a sea area of about 45 hectares. It is planned and designed according to the annual average capacity of 750,000 kilowatts. It is currently the largest Offshore wind power home port in China.