Full Hull Integration of No. 18514 Achieved in Four Days

On January 27, following the successful implementation of the inclined-slipway tandem construction method, the company achieved another remarkable milestone—the No. 18514 chemical tanker attained full hull integration in merely four days, setting a new company record with breakthrough speed.

The integrated hull block of this ship reaches a high industry standard, with the GA01 block successfully installed in place. This achievement builds on the solid foundation of early-stage modular outfitting, which integrates piping, electrical systems, and various equipment into a cohesive unit. It establishes an efficient closed-loop process of "precision prefabrication in workshops, holistic lifting and positioning, and rapid assembly on the slipway," fundamentally breaking through the traditional barriers in shipbuilding. Behind this "Wuhu Shipyard Speed" lies the innovative application and precise implementation of the inclined-slipway tandem construction method and modular prefabrication technology.

From setting a historic record of 40-day slipway cycle to now scaling new heights with full hull integration achieved in just four days, we at Wuhu Shipyard have infused precision, efficiency, and innovation into every inch of steel plate. We have not only created remarkable speed, but also driven toward the dual goals of "Dual 50" delivery assurance through continuously evolving technological innovation, ensuring both quality and pace are achieved in unison.