Weite winch anchor monitoring system assists CGN’s offshore photovoltaic construction

2024-04-18 15:46:28

Weite winch anchor monitoring system assists CGN’s offshore photovoltaic construction

Recently, the marine windlass monitoring system manufactured by Weite Technology Co., Ltd. was successfully delivered for use in the CGN Yantai Zhaoyuan 400MW offshore photovoltaic project (HG30).

Recently, the marine windlass monitoring system manufactured by Weite Technology Co., Ltd. was successfully delivered for use in the CGN Yantai Zhaoyuan 400MW offshore photovoltaic project (HG30).

The windlass monitoring system provided by Weite serves the engineering ship constructed in this project, monitoring all anchor point data of the ship in real time and providing alarm and control signals. When an alarm signal occurs in a certain anchor point data, safety measures need to be taken promptly to avoid excessive force on a single point causing damage to the mechanical structure or even safety accidents.

The windlass monitoring system provided by Weite serves the engineering ship constructed in this project, monitoring all anchor point data of the ship in real time and providing alarm and control signals. When an alarm signal occurs in a certain anchor point data, safety measures need to be taken promptly to avoid excessive force on a single point causing damage to the mechanical structure or even safety accidents.

The force measuring device for windlass anchor cables has been widely used on crane ships, engineering ships and various types of large barges. Especially during offshore operations and docking, this testing device can provide very practical data information.

The Weite anchor windlass monitoring system not only integrates the force measurement of the anchor cable, but also simultaneously monitors the length of the anchor cable. When the data of all anchor points are summarized in one place, the system can monitor the anchor points of the entire ship. Data analysis applications. If the monitoring system can be combined with the ship's electronic control system, it can even allow the anchor windlass to automatically complete the retraction and retraction action according to actual needs. This effectively reduces or even eliminates the safety risks involved in manual operations when dealing with extreme weather such as typhoons.