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January 20, 2016

SeaVex Refurbishment Wins Estuary Power Cable Burial

Photo courtesy of Pharos Offshore

Photo courtesy of Pharos Offshore

After a four week refurbishment of the recently acquired SeaVex, Pharos Offshore currently has a team of seven personnel manning the Mass Flow Excavator.

 
SeaVex is based on a hybrid subsea excavation system which is adaptable, compact and controllable.
 
The equipment houses a large single cast impellor complete with direct drive and torque restrictor driven by a powerful compact hydraulic motor. Fitted with adjustable sized outlet nozzles at the base of the tool it allows enhanced kPa cutting of a comprehensive range of seabed materials.
 
Each system is fitted with a Narrow Beam Imager for live monitoring of operations.
 
SeaVex, currently on-board the DPV Supporter, will be burying a live Power Cable section of 100m to a depth of 4m in the Estuary of the River Weser, Germany.
 
Reacting quickly to customer requirements the system was prepared and shipped within five days.
 
 
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