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Wales
by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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You may be spot on the mouth of the Tees is coverd with these rubbish turbines . If they have 4 legs on each corner, they will be 'jack up barges' ....normally used by civil engineers for inshore projects... Sewage pipes, sea barriers, piers etc ...however more recently they are being used for offshore windfarms, they may be used for carrying the mono piles or fitted with a crane to batter the mono pile into the sea bed - this is the foundation for the wind turbine tower. Almost certainly will be jack-up units for the wind farm developments. They provide a stable (and for wind farms an importantly elevated platform) for the lifts.
Richard 1976 4/4 4 Seater
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