How did China overturn the sinking ship?
In order to flip the Eastern Star, the rescue team had to attach cables around the ship, using carefully on the salvage ship with a large load, slowly pulling the water out of the ship.
How does China use the overturned crane?
The Oriental Star ship carries 456 1/6 people overturned in the middle of the Changjiang River, Guilin District, Hubei Province, China.After capsizing, the ship continued to drift 3 km on the river.At the time of the rescue preparations to turn over the ship, the bottom of the ship floated to the surface of the water more than a meter.
The rescue team must mobilize two ships to salvage the load of 500 tons, two cranes with a load of over 250 tons to flip the ship weighing 2,000 tons.In order to flip the ship up, it is necessary to attach a cable to the top of the ship which is submerged under water.
After that, the crane will pull the ship up to a certain height, making sure it does not touch the riverbed anymore.When towing, they must make sure the ship stabilizes in the vertical direction.
After reaching a certain height, the crane began pulling the ship sideways, preparing to flip the ship.
The ship was slowly flipped, so that the water in the train flowed out, reducing the weight.
Finally, the ship was turned over.The rescue team can continue the search campaign.
China will complete the turn over this morning.(Photo: Hubei Japan Newspaper)
Rescue only find more bodies.So far 82 identified people have died, only 14 survived.360 people still missing.(Video: CCTV)
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