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Home›Clean Fuel›VIDEO: Woodside Donaldson gets new propulsion motor rotor
Clean Fuel

March 31, 2015 · about 11 years ago

VIDEO: Woodside Donaldson gets new propulsion motor rotor

Teekay’s 2009 built LNG carrier Woodside Donaldson recently had its propulsion motor rotor replaced.

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Teekay’s 2009 built LNG carrier Woodside Donaldson recently had its propulsion motor rotor replaced.

The company released a timelapse video showing the installation of the new rotor from leaving the workshop in the morning to being fitted inside the motor late at night.

The video covers a 14 hour period.

The 165,000 cbm vessel, that was acquired from Maersk LNG, has been chartered to Woodside for a period of 15 years.

LNG World News Staff; Image: Teekay

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