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Seen here at Battleship Wharf, Port of Blyth (North East England) on 29th August 2008.
I suspect that she is involved with the repairs to the offshore wind farm at Blyth.
Owners web site - http://www.humberwor....uk/ryanh.shtml
Owner and Operator: Humber Work Boats - Immingham
Built: 1955-01 in the United States of America
1955-01 Hepworth Shipyard Ltd. - Paull
Length Overall 36.576
Breadth Extreme 10.210
Draught 2.368
Depth 3.200
Gross 322
Net 96
2 oil engines reduction geared to screw shafts driving 2 FP propellers at 582 rpm
Total Power: Mcr 530kW (720hp)
Max. Speed: 7.00kts
Is the offshore windfarm working now steve? think there was a few problems with it when we were down, never seemed to be working.
Hi Kev
Yes after 2 years being 'bust' the offshore turbines have been repaired and since this month have been producing power.
The cabling to the shore had to be replaced and one of the blades had dropped off (caused by a lightening strike!)
Regards
Steve E.
Yes after 2 years being 'bust' the offshore turbines have been repaired and since this month have been producing power.
The cabling to the shore had to be replaced and one of the blades had dropped off (caused by a lightening strike!)
Regards
Steve E.
Are they going to put in more on the offshore site Steve, any ideas?
Hi Kevin
Not at that particular point as it is built on a rock outcrop - you will have seen the turbines on the North Pier at Blyth, so we probably have plenty
Always remember passing a Wind Farm off Ijmuiden, massive in size.
Regards
Steve E.
Not at that particular point as it is built on a rock outcrop - you will have seen the turbines on the North Pier at Blyth, so we probably have plenty
Always remember passing a Wind Farm off Ijmuiden, massive in size.
Regards
Steve E.