The largest sea exchange station in the world arrives in the Guangdong Yang River and the heart of the sea wind enters the installation phase of the float

On 3 June, according to information from IT House, the China Three Gorges Group announced today that the world's largest sea-flowing station, the “heart of sea wind” — which runs 1090 nautical miles — has arrived today in the Guangdong Yangjiang River area and entered the floating-care installation phase.

It was described that the approximately 25,000 tons of “Standing Island” would be matched by a pre-positioned millimetre calibration with a fixed catheter at sea, in the form of a float installation, as if it were a very difficult “back-to-ground” at sea.

Inquiries at the IT House were made that the “heart of the sea wind” transflow station was 85.5 metres, 82.5 metres wide and 44 metres high, with a floor area equivalent to a standard football field, with an altitude of approximately 15 floors of residential buildings weighing 25,000 tons, the world's first > 500 kV, 2000 MW direct sea reflow station.

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