Equipamentos eólicos são desembarcados no Porto de Imbituba

Wind Equipment Unloaded at Imbituba Port

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/06/2020 at 10:08

Updated on 26/06/2020 at 10:09

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The Port of Imbituba was the stage for the unloading of wind equipment last week. The import arrived from China aboard the ship “DA GUI”, which docked at Pier 2 on the night of the 17th and undocked the following afternoon.

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The technical team of port workers moved 3 blades approximately 67 meters long and five tower sections that, when assembled, will form the wind turbine. Three components (“hub”, “nacelle”, and “drivetrain”) and a container with equipment for the assembly of wind generators were also unloaded.

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