ACUA Ocean Announces Build of Second Pioneer-Class USV
of modular interchangeable payloads:Up to a 20ft equivalent unit ISO container footprintUp to 6 tons payload massUpwards of 50kW power draw dependent on USV and payload configurationThis supports the operation of a variety of payloads, including towed bodies for seabed mapping; geophysical site and subsea pipe/cable inspections; and defense applications such as (mine countermeasures, rapid environmental assessment, Intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance).The Pioneer-classes modular payload configuration is designed such that several USVs and their modular payloads can be operated offshore in concurrenc
Decom Engineering Develops Its Largest Chopsaw Yet for Subsea Pipe Cutting
Northern Ireland-based offshore decommissioning technology firm Decom Engineering said Wednesday it had developed its largest Chopsaw to date in response to client demand for larger-sized subsea pipe-cutting capability.The C1-46 Chopsaw has been designed to cut tubulars and other materials up to 46”, and it can cut a wide range of materials, including inconel alloys, duplex, and concrete.According to Decom Engineering, its new Chopsaw, can be operated in water depths of up to 2,000 meters and is currently deployed on its first project on behalf of a global energy company on a UK North Sea
HydrogenOne Invests in Thermoplastic Composite Pipe Maker Strohm
, is, among other things, focused on the offshore wind-to-hydrogen sector. In this segment of the offshore energy industry, Strohm is developing "safe and dependable" pipeline solutions, where green hydrogen generated at offshore wind turbines can be transported to shore via Strohm’s subsea pipe infrastructure.Thermoplastic Composite Pipes Could Carry Hydrogen Produced Directly at Floating Wind FarmsAccording to Strohm, based in the Netherlands, its Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) is more cost effective than steel pipe and has c.50% less manufacturing greenhouse gas emissions.
Seanovent, Strohm in Offshore Wind-to-hydrogen Collab
on offshore wind-to-hydrogen developments.The duo said it would focus on developing safe and dependable hydrogen transfer solutions that enable and improve the distributed green hydrogen concept, where green hydrogen is generated in each wind turbine generator and transported to shore via a subsea pipe infrastructure.Strohm designs and manufactures Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP), and says that its technology, with no maintenance requirements and suitable for more than 30 years in operation, is suited for carrying pressurized hydrogen offshore and subsea."TCP is agnostic to fluids, including
Teledyne TSS Launches New Pipe Tracker
Teledyne Marine division Teledyne TSS has expanded its range of subsea pipe and cable detection and tracking products with the launch of the new smaller HydroPACT 660 pipe tracking system. The 660 has been designed to help reduce the cost of subsea pipe surveys by allowing the use of smaller classes of underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs). In addition, TSS is also expanding the capabilities of its larger HydroPACT 440 pipe tracking system by introducing a new 24VDC upgrade kit. The new, compact HydroPACT 660 sports a single small form factor coil array measuring 1,200mm x
InterMoor Awarded SPM Installation from PT Pertamina
InterMoor, an Acteon company, has been awarded a Single Point Mooring (SPM) installation from PT Pertamina in Indonesia. The work is part of a contract for engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning of Subsea Pipe Line (SPL) and Single Point Mooring (SPM) awarded to a consortium comprised of Indonesian EPC company PT.Rekayasa Industri and InterMoor Pte. The award will contribute to the expansion of Pertamina’s refinery in Balongan, West Java. The refinery development master plan intends to increase the capacity of the Balongan refinery from 100 thousand
Teledyne Maintains Course
Drive, Poway, CA 92064; Tel. +1-858-482-2600 | E-mail: [email protected] | www.rdinstruments.com Teledyne TSS is a leader in the design, manufacture, and support of marine products for applications including marine navigation, motion compensation, positioning, and subsea pipe and cable survey. Contact: Teledyne TSS, 1 Blackmoor Lane, Croxley Green Business Park, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD18 8GA, UK; Tel: +44 1923 216020 | E-mail: [email protected] | www.teledyne-tss.com Teledyne Marine Imaging Teledyne BlueView
MTR100: Teledyne Marine Sensors & Systems (PART I)
of Citadel CTD sensors, ideally suited for a variety of oceanographic applications. • Teledyne TSS Ltd is a world leader in the design, manufacture and support of marine products for applications including navigation, motion compensation, platform stabilisation, and subsea pipe and cable survey. The company has specialist sales and support worldwide through a comprehensive network of distributors and service providers. In addition to its sensor technologies, Teledyne has also recently rounded out its product offerings for offshore seismic exploration
Wachs Subsea Answers the Call for Chevron
the ROV. The CPT-3 features the ability to transit (“walk”) the axis of the pipe with an 8-in. (203mm) stroke, utilizing a caterpillar action of alternating clamps, pushing and pulling between the two. It’s part of a cut, lift, remove and replace system designed to machine subsea pipelines from 12 to 24-in. OD (DN300-600) at depths up to 3,000 meters (9843 sfw). Available soon is the CPT-4, utilizing the same technologies as the CPT- 3 but scaled up in size and capabilities to accommodate pipelines in the 26 to 44-in. OD (DN650-1050) range. The CPT-3 is compact, measuring
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