Non-self-propelled large-scale pile driving barge

Vessel Type: Non-self-propelled large-scale pile driving barge for sale

(specialized for offshore engineering)

Delivery Date: July 2014

Classification Society: CCS

Navigation Area: Unlimited navigation area (tow-supported, not self-propelled)

Principal Dimensions Length Overall (LOA): 78.0 meters

Moulded Breadth: 36.0 meters

Moulded Depth: 6.0 meters (main deck to keel)

Structural Draft: 4.8 meters (operating load)

Gross Tonnage (GT): Approximately 8,500 tons (CCS registered)

Core Construction Parameters Pile Frame Height: 128 meters

Lifting Capacity: 450 tons (main hook of the pile frame)

Maximum Pile Diameter: 5.0 meters (steel pipe pile)

Maximum Pile Driving Length: 132 meters (one-time driving without segmentation)

Inclined Pile Construction: 0° ~ 18° (two-way adjustable)

Power System: 4 sets of main generators (CAT 3516 equivalent), total installed capacity: 7,200 kW

Positioning System: 8-point mooring positioning + dual RTK-GPS differential positioning (no DP system)

Construction Accuracy: Positioning error ≤ 5 cm (centimeter-level precision)

Wind Resistance: Beaufort Scale 8 (stable berthing in sea state 5)

Core Construction Capabilities Hammer: Large-scale hydraulic impact hammer

Super-large Pile Construction:

One-time driving of 130-meter class extra-long steel pipe piles, no segmental construction required

Complex Geological Adaptation:

Adaptable to weathered rock, strongly weathered granite, and other complex strata

High-precision Control:

Centimeter-level positioning accuracy through dual GPS differential positioning and wave compensation

Notable Projects Peljesac Bridge Project (Croatia, 2018–2020):

Completed driving of extra-long steel pipe piles (130-meter class);

set a world record for one-time driving of super-long piles.

Domestic Offshore Wind Power Projects (Jiangsu, Shandong, etc.):

Completed driving of large-diameter piles for wind power bases;

daily construction efficiency up to 9 piles.

Cross-sea Bridge Projects (China):

Participated in pile foundation construction of multiple cross-sea bridges;

solved pile driving in deep water and complex strata.

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