On October 15, Qingdao Port’s second 400,000-ton ore terminal achieved a key milestone with the successful installation of its final block. This marks significant progress in the construction, ensuring the project moves closer to completion in 2025.
The project is crucial for Shandong Province's port strategy, boosting Qingdao’s ability to handle large-scale iron ore shipments. With innovations like a temporary steel bridge for faster construction and optimized concrete transport, the project is running at full speed.
The table below shows the status of China's 400,000-ton bulk cargo terminals and those currently under construction.
by Xinde Marine News Chen Yang
The project is crucial for Shandong Province's port strategy, boosting Qingdao’s ability to handle large-scale iron ore shipments. With innovations like a temporary steel bridge for faster construction and optimized concrete transport, the project is running at full speed.
The table below shows the status of China's 400,000-ton bulk cargo terminals and those currently under construction.
by Xinde Marine News Chen Yang
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