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J M BAXI HEAVY Sets New Standards: Successfully Delivers Heaviest Modules for L&T Marjan Offshore Field

With a combined weight of 18,000 metric tons and comprising 530,000 freight units, these modules signify a paradigm shift in engineering and logistics capabilities.
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Here at J M BAXI HEAVY, we’re thrilled to share a monumental achievement in India’s engineering sphere – the successful delivery of three of the heaviest modules for the L&T Marjan offshore field project.

Details of the Project:

Despite the hurdles posed by the Covid-19 lockdown in March 2020, our determined engineering team stood strong, ensuring the seamless fabrication of these enormous modules. Dubbed TP-11, TP-12, and TP-13, these structures stand as shining examples of Indian engineering excellence.

Timelines and Execution:

Our journey began in November 2023, once we had navigated through the challenges brought on by the pandemic. With careful planning, we conducted loadouts every 60 days, a testament to our strategic project management approach. Through innovative loadout arrangements and the implementation of a float-over operation, we ensured the safe and efficient transportation of these massive structures.

Setting New Records:

J M BAXI HEAVY Successfully Delivers Three Heaviest Modules for L&T Marjan Offshore Field. The pinnacle of our achievement was reached on May 30, 2024, as we completed the final loadout of TP-12. Let’s delve into the specifics:

NameDimensions (LxWxH) mmWT. (MT)QtyLoad out datesLoadout Wt. (MT)
TP -11 TOPSIDE73.67×49.50×47.915663103/12/20236857
TP -13 TOPSIDE73.67×49.50×47.916314108/03/20247557
TP -12 TOPSIDE73.67×49.50×47.915554130/05/20246786

These monumental modules, complete with load spreaders and axles, were transported and loaded out using state-of-the-art equipment, including 260 SPMT axle lines with 12 PPU and 85 ballast pumps.

Each loadout, from axle insertion to final placement onto the HDB-402, a 400-class float-over barge, was efficiently executed within a mere 36 hours.

With a combined weight of 18,000 metric tons and comprising 530,000 freight units, these modules signify a paradigm shift in engineering and logistics capabilities. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to L&T Hydrocarbon for entrusting us with this monumental project. Rest assured, it remains our steadfast commitment to uphold schedules and prioritize safety in all our endeavours.

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