Interventek to Supply 20,000 psi Open-Water Well Intervention Valves to Trendsetter Engineering
deploy the 20K, 5-1/8” open-water valves for the next five years, with the first set to be delivered later this year as part of a mid-seven-figure first order, Interventek.According to Interventek, the 20K Revolution valves are designed as a compact, modular addition for lightweight subsea intervention systems. "They will provide the safety-critical well control function within Trendsetter’s new 20K TRIDENT Subsea Intervention System, which is scheduled for the first field operations on an upcoming high pressure, high temperature (HPHT) subsea completion and intervention campaign
Kraken's Robotics as a Service (RaaS) Contract with Royal Canadian Navy Deemed 'Success'
“By embracing the ISC TS program, the RCN is able to test and trial high-tech, advanced, state of the art equipment to determine its viability and future employability in various areas of warfare. Partnering with Kraken Robotics to utilize Robotics as a Service allowed the RCN’s Seabed Intervention Systems department, as the end-users, to employ a superior SAS system on an already in-service UUV, the REMUS 100, to achieve a much higher definition resolution image. The trial and the partnership were very successful in integrating the SAS with the REMUS 100, and in demonstrating that increased
IKM Subsea's ROV to Sport Nauticus Robotics Olympic Arm
plays out as it assesses potential future opportunities to utilize Nauticus' technological offerings.“We are looking forward to seeing the results of the implementation of the Arm on an existing ROV platform,” said Arne Rettedal, Equinor’s leading advisor of Subsea Intervention Systems. “Equinor is focusing on technology that can contribute to reduced costs. The Olympic Arm from Nauticus and the RROV from IKM Subsea are both great examples for this. The combination of the two, and the things this might lead to in the future, are obviously exciting to be a part of.&rdquo
Forum Energy Technologies Targets Growth in South America
its operations in Brazil as part of the business’ long-term growth strategy in South America.Deepsea Technologies provides engineered products and services to the oil and gas industry globally, with a key focus in delivering solutions for subsea and topside production systems and subsea intervention systems.The partnership will see Deepsea Technologies provide business development and engineering support on behalf of FET in Brazil. It will also deliver full servicing, repair, calibration, upgrades and modifications for FET remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROV) and associated tooling. Deepsea
Wild Well Upgrades Capping Stack Kit
Superior Energy Services company, its WellCONTAINED program provides a comprehensive package of subsea emergency response services. Wild Well's WellCONTAINED inventory is staged in a ready-to-deploy state in both Aberdeen and Singapore. The equipment at each location includes full subsea well intervention systems, including a subsea capping stack, debris removal shears, hardware kits for the subsea application of dispersant and inhibition fluids, and other ancillary equipment.Along with dedicated subsea containment equipment, capping stacks and support equipment, such as, specialized debris clearing
Enpro Testing New FIS Technology
combined with R&D funding from Scottish Enterprise in 2017 provided us with the ideal opportunity to increase our capabilities in the deepwater intervention arena, building on our success to date.“We are seeing more adoption for the Flow Access Modules (FAM) production and the FIS intervention systems, from the smaller independent operators as well as the larger E&P firms. We have outlined some of these results to Mr. Wheelhouse, Scottish Enterprise and visiting delegates today.“The development has taken a lot of hard work and perseverance to deliver this level of success for
Seanamic Expands Global Umbilical Business
handling systems,” notes Alasdair MacDonald, CEO, Seanamic Group. The Renfrew-based umbilical facility will offer the complete line of Umbilical International’s diving range, as well as offering a full repair and testing service. Going forward, umbilicals for subsea intervention systems will figure strongly at Umbilicals International (UK). Caley Ocean Systems is a leading supplier of IWOCS deployment systems. The combination of UI umbilical and Caley IWOCS deployment allows for a fully integrated system that avoids the kinds of interface issues which can often arise.
MTR100: Allspeeds Ltd.
than cut and squashed. Maintaining the roundness of the steel wire section makes it much easier to re-use cut ropes during drilling operations. A further recent development in Webtool cutting technology is the emergency disconnection tool for tugs and offshore support vessels, and subsea well intervention systems. The MTR100 is Marine Technology Reporter's Annual report on 100 leading companies in the subsea industry, published in the July/August 2015 edition of MTR - http://www.marinetechnologynews.com/Magazin
New Umbilical Emergency Disconnection Tool
Cutting tool specialist Webtool has developed an emergency disconnection tool (EDT) for subsea intervention systems. The Webtool EDT enables rapid cutting of umbilical multiple fluid transfer jumpers, electrical lines and tension wire, in the event the DP surface vessel drifts off-station. As an integral part of either a workover tool or dedicated emergency disconnect package, Webtool EDT guillotine cutter is a simpler and quicker emergency disconnection than more complex multi-line stabplate systems, its manufacturer said. It offers considerable weight savings compared with other emergency
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