Itrec B.v.

Vekoma Rides Engineering B.v.

Drillmar, Inc.

Huisman Special Lifting Equipment B.v.

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Allseas Group S.a.

Huisman Well Technology

Olaf Karl-heinz Mordelt

Huisman Well Technology B.v.

Mordelt, Olaf Karl-heinz

Joop Roodenburg

Diederick Bernardus Wijning

Terence Willem August Vehmeijer

Pieter Dirk Melis Van Duivendijk

Ronny Lambertus Waltherus Nouwens

Anne Klaas De Groot

Hendrikus Jacobus Weterings

Arnoud Laurens Feijen

Hendrik Hessels

Robert Frodo Van Kuilenburg

Wouter Johannes Slob

Cornelis Martinus Van Veluw

Christopher Louis Beato

Theodorus Cornelis Joanes Maria Stijnman

Arthur Alexander De Mul

Stefan Cornelis Van Ruyven

Jeroen Adrianus Joseph Donkers

Petrus Joseph Hubertus Clerx

Nicolaas Thijs Pieter Max

Eric Romeijn

Marc Louis Brinkman

Hubertus Lourens Leendert Tieleman

Adriaan Jan Rodenburg

Peter De Vin

Jasper Hendrik Frank Bakker

Adriaan Van Swieten

Cornelis Johannes Ekelaar

Alexei Bereznitski

Maarten Hugo Hooftman

Johan Willem Philippen

Gerardus Godefridus Johannes Van Og

Jurjen Rinnert Haitsma

Teunis Van Der Hoek

Thomas Walburgis Bakker

David Roodenburg

Piet Kalkman

Joost Sanderse

Stefan Cornells Van Ruyven

Wilco Stavenuiter

Gijsbert Schouten

Wing Sum Lee

Adrianus Van Der Linde

Erwin Vincent Van Liere

Jacobus Hoogewerff

Adriaan Jan Roodenburg

Johannes Jozef Zwetsloot

Johannes René Eshuis

Hendrik F Roodenburg

Olaf Van Der Meij

Maarten Hugo Hoofman

Xander Knobben

Sjoerd Jacco Sintenie

Rick Van Der Valk

Michal Horak

Peter Madlener

Harmen Kromdijk

Gerrit Van Wijk

Jilles Mattheus De Klerk

Willem Johan Philippen

Iris Van Noorden

Laurens Cornelis Claassen

Wouter Gerard Leo Jinssen

Simon Van Ede

Olaf Karl-Heinz Mordelt

Stefanus Petrus Cornelis Maria Blonk

Mike Van Wingerden

Pieter Dirk Melis Van Duivenduk

Leopold Antonius Maria Crispinus Van Den Assum

Eric Romein

Arie De Zwari

Dhr Hendrikus Jacobus Weterings

Cornells Martinus Van Veluw

Diederik Bernardus Wijning

Dieter Wijning

Tjerk Bartele Bakker

Ferdinand Van Heerd

Alexel Bereznitski

Johan Williem Philippen

Michal Horåk

Harmen Jan Kromdijk

In an installation of a wind turbine on a floating foundation in floating condition and subject to sea-state induced motions, e.g. at the site of an offshore windfarm, use is made of a vessel with a crane arranged on the hull and provided with a hoisting system adapted to support the weight of the wind turbine and suspend the wind turbine from the crane. A heave compensation device compensates for sea-state induced heave motion of the wind turbine mast relative to the mast mounting structure of the floating foundation. Use is made of a mast alignment system configured to engage on the suspended wind turbine, e.g. on the mast of the suspended wind turbine, and to bring and maintain the mast of the wind turbine in alignment with the mounting axis of the floating foundation in order to compensate for sea-state induced motions, at least including tilt motions in one or more vertical planes, of the wind turbine mast relative to the mounting axis of the floating foundation.

Installation of a wind turbine on a floating foundation

A feeder vessel for the onshore-to-offshore transport of elongate wind turbine objects with a motion compensating carrier assembly having a motion compensated platform for receiving and retaining the elongate object, and a motion compensation mechanism. The motion compensation mechanism includes extendable actuators which passively compensate motions of the platform out of a neutral position, and winches driving carrier cables such that traction by the respective carrier winch counteracts an extension of at least one of the carrier actuators. The winches are embodied as active motion compensation winches to compensate movements of the platform.

Feeder vessel

An offshore wind turbine installation vessel includes a crane provided with a computerized crane control system. The computerized crane control system is linked to the slew drive, the luffing drive, and the hoisting winch of the crane, and is programmed to perform a foundation pile installation routine providing a coordinated pattern of slew motion of the superstructure and of luffing motion of the boom structure, as well as operation of the hoisting winch so that the load connector of the crane moves from a foundation pile pick up position thereof, where the load connector is connected to the top end of a horizontally oriented foundation pile stored on a storage deck, to a foundation pile overboarding position thereof, wherein the foundation pile is in vertical suspended from the load connector, outside of the hull.

Offshore vessel, preferably an offshore wind turbine installation vessel, a crane for providing such a vessel, and a method for using such a crane, preferably for upending a monopile

A radiation facility includes a radiation assembly, preferably for irradiating a patient and, more particularly, to a novel and highly-effective method and apparatus for radiation therapy for patients. The radiation assembly includes a radiation device and a moveable radiation device gantry whereupon the radiation device is mounted. The radiation device includes an accelerator and a projector for irradiating patients. The radiation assembly is movable relative to multiple patient preparation rooms.

Proton therapy gantry

In combination a drilling mast and a top drive system for a drilling rig having a drill floor with a well center. The drilling mast has a U-shaped horizontal cross section with a left-hand mast wall, a rear mast wall, and a right-hand mast wall, and with an open front side. Each of the mast walls is provided with one or more vertical rails that are, in use of the drilling rig, parallel to a vertical firing line that extends through the well center. The top drive system comprises a traveling carriage and a top drive unit supported by said carriage. A left-hand fingerboard device is mounted to the left-hand mast wall and a right-hand side fingerboard device is mounted to the right-hand mast wall.

Drilling rig with a top drive system operable in a drilling mode and a tripping mode

A method for handling of an offshore wind turbine component includes using a vessel having a hull on which a motion compensating crane is mounted. The crane includes a main boom; a main boom luffing assembly; a mobile hoist cable suspension member; and a hoist winch and a hoist cable driven by the hoist winch. An object suspension device is suspended from the hoist cable. The mobile hoist cable suspension member is supported by a motion compensating support device that is fitted to the tip end of the main boom, the motion compensating support device including one or more motor powered motion displacement actuator assemblies and a motion compensating support device controller. The method includes connecting the offshore wind turbine component to the object suspension device; and operating the motion compensating support device to provide motion compensation in at least one direction of the object suspension device and the connected offshore wind turbine component. The crane is provided with one or more nacelle position detectors that are configured and operated to sense at least one of actual position and actual motion of the nacelle or of one or more components in or on the nacelle, and the one or more nacelle position detectors are linked to the motion compensating support device controller.

Motion compensating crane for use on an offshore vessel

A hoisting crane or multi configurations crane system for use on an offshore vessel, such a vessel and methods for operating are disclosed. The hoisting crane comprises a boom having a proximal portion, an intermediate portion and a distal portion. An extension mechanism is provided that is configured to allow the distal portion to be slid relative to the intermediate portion from a retracted configuration to an extended configuration. In the retracted configuration, the intermediate portion is arranged substantially within the distal portion.

Hoisting crane for use on an offshore vessel and method of operation

An offshore wind turbine installation vessel includes a crane provided with a computerized crane control system. The computerized crane control system is linked to the slew drive, the luffing drive, and the hoisting winch of the crane, and is programmed to perform a foundation pile installation routine providing a coordinated pattern of slew motion of the superstructure and of luffing motion of the boom structure, as well as operation of the hoisting winch so that the load connector of the crane moves from a foundation pile pick up position thereof, where the load connector is connected to the top end of a horizontally oriented foundation pile stored on a storage deck, to a foundation pile overhoarding position thereof, wherein the foundation pile is in vertical suspended from the load connector, outside of the hull.

A power tong includes a lower tong and an upper tong, each with multiple grippers distributed around a tubular passage, for gripping a lower tubular and ripping an upper tubular respectively. A torque actuator includes a first hydraulic drive and a second hydraulic drive, for rotating the upper tong relative to the lower tong. The first hydraulic drive and the second hydraulic drive each have a drive shaft that supports a guide wheel for cooperating with a guide track, and a pinion for cooperating with a rack, which guide wheel and pinion are concentrically, mounted on the drive shaft of the hydraulic drive. The hydraulic drives are mounted with the drive shafts parallel to the main axis, and the upper tong or the lower tong comprises a guide track receiving the guide wheel and a rack cooperating with the pinion.

Power tong

A pile holding system is to be mounted on a deck of a vessel, e.g. for installation of a pile adapted to support an offshore wind turbine. The pile holding system is configured to support the pile in an upright position at a pile installation location next to the vessel. A vessel is provided with such a pile holder system. A method for installation of a pile and a pile holder are also disclosed.

Adjustable pile holding system, vessel and pile installation method

A slew bearing includes a stationary bearing ring to be fixed to a base, and a moveable bearing ring to be fixed to a moveable object, wherein the stationary bearing ring and the moveable bearing ring are configured to enable rotation of the moveable bearing ring relative to the stationary bearing ring about a rotation axis. A main axial bearing and an auxiliary bearing are provided between the stationary bearing ring and the moveable bearing ring, wherein the moveable bearing ring includes one or more main portions and one or more auxiliary portions, which one or more main portions are moveable relative to the one or more auxiliary portions between an operational position, in which the main axial bearing transfers the axial loads between moveable bearing ring and stationary bearing ring, and a raised maintenance position, in which the auxiliary axial bearing transfers the axial loads between moveable bearing ring and stationary bearing ring and the main bearing is allowed to be inspected and/or maintained so that the slew bearing during inspection and/or maintenance is still operational.

Slew bearing, method for using a slew bearing, hoisting crane and vessel

A drilling rig is adapted to perform drilling and/or other wellbore related activities. The drilling rig includes a drilling tower, a drill floor with a well center, a slip device arranged at the well center, a tubulars connection makeup and breaking device near the well center, and a top drive system. The top drive system includes a traveling carriage that is vertically mobile along one or more vertical rails of the drilling tower by a vertical motion drive. The system also includes a top drive unit supported by said carriage and including a top drive motor and a rotary torque output member. The system further includes a tripping operation elevator that is adapted to be engageable with a drilling tubulars string or drilling tubulars stand, e.g. with the top end thereof, in order to perform tripping operations. The top drive unit and the tripping operation elevator are each mobile relative to the traveling carriage, and wherein the top drive system is provided with one or more actuators adapted to cause said relative motion of the top drive unit and of the tripping operation elevator so as to provide a drilling mode and a tripping mode.

A wave-induced motion compensating crane includes a hoist assembly. At least two departure sheaves are mounted at opposite lateral sides of the jib. The object suspension device is supported both by two hoist cables extending laterally from the jib and a third hoist cable that runs via another departure sheave. The hoist assembly is adapted to hoist and/or lower the object suspension device with an object connected thereto, between a lower position and a position at a height up to the departure sheaves while the hoist cables together define a reverse pyramid, diverging upwards in between the object suspension device and the departure sheaves.

Crane and method for positioning an object

A semi-submersible drilling vessel has a deckbox structure, one or more pontoons, and multiple support columns extending upward from the one or more pontoons and supporting thereon the deckbox structure. An annular riser joints storage caisson extends downwardly from the deckbox structure, wherein the storage caisson delimits an annular storage space configured for storage therein of an annular array of riser joints in vertical orientation thereof. A riser joints carousel device is provided in the annular storage space, which riser joints carousel device is configured to carry an annular array of riser joints in vertical orientation thereof in a mobile manner relative to the annular storage caisson so that the array of riser joints is movable along an annular path through the storage spaced between the inner and outer wall of the storage caisson. The deckbox structure is provided with a riser joint transfer passage at a riser joint transfer location above the annular path of the riser joints carried by the riser joints carousel device through the storage space. The vessel is provided with a riser joint vertical transfer device configured to lift and lower a riser joint out of and into the riser joints carousel device, passing therein vertically through the riser joint transfer passage of the deckbox structure.

Semi-submersible drilling vessel, e.g. for use in a harsh environment

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Delft, Netherlands

Joop Roodenburg