Sina.com: *One of the Asians involved in the rescue was from China

Source: Sina.com

Sina Financial News reported on October 13 that at 11 o'clock Beijing time, the first miner of the Chilean mining disaster ascended the shaft, and Hao Heng (Weibo), an engineer of Sany Heavy Industry Chile Company, who was on standby at the scene, operated the Sany Heavy Industry SCC4000-type crawlercrane, the first to sound the horn to celebrate. The person in charge of the publicity department of Sany Heavy Industry told Sina Finance today that Hao Heng was a Chinese who participated in the rescue at the scene.

On August 5, a copper mine in the desert of northern Chile collapsed, leaving 33 miners trapped nearly 700 meters deep in the mine. Over time, its mine disaster relief work has also attracted attention. * The latter stage of the rescue work was held on the evening of the 12th local time, and as of press time, three miners have been successfully rescued from the Chilean mining disaster.

Sany Heavy Industry's SCC4000-type crawler crane, known as "Shenzhou*5656 crane", is one of the two pieces of equipment involved in the on-site rescue. It is reported that the Chilean government selected two sets of plans after bidding and evaluation, one is the current use of the winch to rescue people, and the second is to use crawler cranes. The machine in the second set of solutions is the Sany Heavy Industry SCC4000 crawler crane.

The person in charge told Sina Finance that after Hao Heng arrived at the rescue site on October 6, he immediately put into intense equipment and testing, and rarely rested. In addition to Hao Heng's participation in the rescue at the scene, Sany Heavy Industry also sent two engineers and a general manager of an overseas company to charter a flight from Santiago, the capital of Chile, to the vicinity of the copper mine overnight to assist in the rescue work.

It is reported that the crawler crane was purchased by a Chilean customer from Sany Heavy Industry in 2008, because the performance was stable during more than two years of use, so in the Chilean government's solicitation of rescue plans, after bidding, assessment and viewing of construction records, it was identified as one of the machines involved in the rescue.