[ZPMC transfers the conduit rack of Sanshan Island converter station] On March 28, 2026, the pipeline frame of the Sanshan Island offshore converter station, which was constructed by Zhenhua Heavy Industries, was successfully transferred. As the core component of China's first offshore wind power sea land integrated flexible DC project, this duct frame is 97 meters long, 75 meters wide, and 76 meters high, with a total weight of over 14000 tons, setting a record for the highest in the country. The project adopts 560 axis modular vehicle collaborative operation, overcoming the problem of over kilometer transportation. This successful implementation marks a new breakthrough for Zhenhua Heavy Industries in the field of ultra large component transportation, laying a solid foundation for subsequent offshore lifting.Editor/Cheng Liting

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