Red Network: Sany Heavy Industry went to Japan to rescue engineers and returned to China, and Hunan manufacturing brought back a new legend

Source: Red Net

Red Network Changsha, May 11 (Xiaoxiang Morning News reporter Zhang Dongping) On the afternoon of May 10, three Sany Heavy Industry engineers who rushed to Japan returned to China and were warmly welcomed in Sany Industrial Park. About seven months ago, Sany Heavy Industry welcomed Hao Heng, the "rescue brother" who returned from the Chilean mine disaster rescue site, in the same warm way, and now, three engineers named Dai Daan, Zhou Xin'an and Peng Yanshou have brought back a new legendary story - not only about "Chinese heroes", but also about "Made in China".

On March 11, a 9.0-magnitude earthquake struck Japan, and the ensuing nuclear leakage crisis shocked the world. On March 19, at the request of Japan's TEPCO, Chinese construction machinery giant Sany Heavy Industry donated a 62-meter unit worth $5656 worth of $1 million at *12 timesPump trucksTo help Japan, three engineers, including Dai Daan, Zhou Xin'an and Peng Yanshou, were jointly selected to form a special service team to carry out pump truck operation training and other related work for Japanese personnel due to their rich experience in pump truck commissioning and maintenance. After high-intensity training and repeated operation tests, 3 Japanese operators mastered the operation of the pump truck within two days. At 12 o'clock on March 31, the 62-meter pump truck, which had undergone preliminary work such as land and sea transportation, equipment commissioning, and water testing, was officially put into use, and began to inject water to cool Unit 1 of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.

The SY5502THB 62-meter pump truck that went to Japan to participate in the rescue is a new product completely independently developed by Sany Heavy Industry and has a large number of technological innovations, and its stability, institutional capacity, pumping displacement, body size, transition flexibility and other aspects have been carefully considered and calculated - the tower of Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant is about 46 meters high, and the pump truck maintains a distance of 14 meters from the unit, and in the whole process of water injection operation, the Sany 62-meter pump truck plays an irreplaceable role, and is affectionately called by the Japanese personnel. Great giraffe".

Due to the advantage of Sany's 62-meter pump truck on the site, the Japanese side installed cameras and radiation sensors and other instruments on the fifth boom. When there is no water injection task, Sany pump truck equipment shoulders another important mission - the extension boom monitors the situation of the unit from above, assists in providing the image and radiation data of the unit, and replaces aerial photography, which also ensures the safety of Japanese staff within the limit of *5655. It is worth mentioning that with the resources and deep intelligent technology foundation of Sany Heavy Industry, three engineers including Dai Da'an, Zhou Xin'an, and Peng Yanshou also urgently developed remote wireless remote control technology, and finally realized the unmanned operation of the pump truck 2 kilometers away. Sany's charity act, the outstanding performance of the three engineers and the performance of Sany pump have all been highly praised by the Japanese side. On April 1, Uichiro Niwa, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to China, sent a letter to Liang Wengen, Chairman of Sany Heavy Industry, expressing gratitude to Sany for its move on behalf of the Japanese government.