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SapuraKencana 1200 launched in April 2014. The DP3 vessel is 156m long, can lay 6in to 60in diameter pipelines, accommodate 300 personnel, and has a 1,200t crane and a helideck. The SapuraKencana 1200 developed by Ulstein Sea of Solutions is equipped with a ZPMC fully revolving derrick crane. The vessel is designed as a self propelled vessel with a 10-point mooring system for operations in waterdepths upto 150 m. For deep water operations the vessel utilizies its DP system. The SapuraKencana 1200 is designed aiming for maximum efficiency and cost effectiveness and features a center single joint firing line to optimize pipelaying operations that are not hampered by vertical motions due to roll. The firing line and the single joint fabrication areas are on a tween deck completely covered b...
Watch this informative video charting the construction of this world class pipelay / heavy lift strategic enabler vessel.
Heavy lift construction vessel HLCV Borealis (now known as Seven Borealis) is being built by Sembawang Shipyard, in Singapore. Hull fabrication was done at the Nantong Yahua Shipyard. The crane vessel, which is owned by Subsea 7, was delivered in early 2012. "Designed by Sea of Solutions, the Seven Borealis is based on the design of the SOC 5000 heavy lift crane vessel." Seven Borealis is designed to be used for a range of operations, including platform installation, deck installation, spar deck installation, mooring installation, subsea installation and platform removal.Nordic Heavy Lift placed the order for the vessel in June 2007. The keel was laid at the Nantong Yahua Shipyard in November 2008. The hull was launched in October 2009 and had arrived at Sembawang Shipyard by November 2009...
Self-propellered Modular Pipe Lay Vessel 7310 for pipe-laying purposes in inland waterways. This barge consists of modules which can be combined with each other and other equipment to create customised solutions. Discover more: http://products.damen.com/en/ranges/modular-pipe-lay-vessel/modular-pipe-lay-vessel-7310
Full specification and contact details: https://www.apolloduck.com/z/474785 122m Crane Barge - Classification - ABS - A1 Registry Flag - Vanuatu Gross Tonnage - 10324 Free Deck Area - 54 metres Accommodation - 243 people Main Crane Derrick Make/Model ......... AmClyde/52-DE 230 + 30 + 15 Type .......Revolving *Boom Length Main ...... 230ft (72.85m) Auxiliary ...... 260ft (79.25m) Whip ......... 275ft (83.82 m) * Capacity Main Revolving ........675 s.tons @ 75 ft (614MT @ 22.86m) Main Fixed....... 1,000 s.tons @ 80ft (907 MT @24.38) Auxiliary ...... 30... read more at: https://www.apolloduck.com/z/474785
The Trident™ crane, a new concept designed to unlock the full lifting capacity of offshore vessels. Unlimited depths is no longer an issue with this system that allows the hook-capacity to stay the same, no matter the water depth; example, a 400t capacity NOV TRIDENT crane will allow the user to bring an actual 400t load to whatever depth chosen. For more information please visit www.nov.com/Trident
Proteus® 20mT RAM Luffing Offshore Pedestal Cranes, designed, manufactured and delivered by PROTEA for Odessa Pipe Lay Vessel Barge, operated on the Black Sea. The cranes have 25m box type booms and will be installed on specially prepared pedestal welded on barge main deck. The purpose of both cranes is to transfer pipes from supply vessels to the barge. Each crane is electro-hydraulicly driven with slewing, luffing and hoisting mechanisms. The cranes are driven by a dedicated HPU (Hydraulic Power Unit) placed on board the cranes.
Looking for the UHD 4k master? Contact http://www.stockshot.nl Hi, You are the newest viewer of YouTube's StockShot Channel, a channel to share things you like. Subscribe us and you can stay up to date with our newest clips. We're excited to have you as a subscriber and hope that there are many years to come. Happy Viewing! The Lewek Constellation is an ice-classed, high-end, multi-lay offshore construction vessel with ultra deepwater pipelaying and lifting capabilities, making it an ideal choice for projects requiring a versatile vessel for a diverse scope of work. © All Rights reserved: TVGreen Foundation http://www.tvgreen.nl Music: Asian Drums - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
offshore pipelay submarine pipeline subsea welding field joint coating ndt aut automatic welding
The barge is available now.
SapuraKencana 1200 launched in April 2014. The DP3 vessel is 156m long, can lay 6in to 60in diameter pipelines, accommodate 300 personnel, and has a 1,200t crane and a helideck. The SapuraKencana 1200 developed by Ulstein Sea of Solutions is equipped with a ZPMC fully revolving derrick crane. The vessel is designed as a self propelled vessel with a 10-point mooring system for operations in waterdepths upto 150 m. For deep water operations the vessel utilizies its DP system. The SapuraKencana 1200 is designed aiming for maximum efficiency and cost effectiveness and features a center single joint firing line to optimize pipelaying operations that are not hampered by vertical motions due to roll. The firing line and the single joint fabrication areas are on a tween deck completely covered b...
Watch this informative video charting the construction of this world class pipelay / heavy lift strategic enabler vessel.
Heavy lift construction vessel HLCV Borealis (now known as Seven Borealis) is being built by Sembawang Shipyard, in Singapore. Hull fabrication was done at the Nantong Yahua Shipyard. The crane vessel, which is owned by Subsea 7, was delivered in early 2012. "Designed by Sea of Solutions, the Seven Borealis is based on the design of the SOC 5000 heavy lift crane vessel." Seven Borealis is designed to be used for a range of operations, including platform installation, deck installation, spar deck installation, mooring installation, subsea installation and platform removal.Nordic Heavy Lift placed the order for the vessel in June 2007. The keel was laid at the Nantong Yahua Shipyard in November 2008. The hull was launched in October 2009 and had arrived at Sembawang Shipyard by November 2009...
Commercial Diving Support Vessels emerged during the 1960s and 1970s, when the need arose for diving operations to be performed below and around oil production platforms and associated installations in open water in the North Sea and Gulf of Mexico. Until that point, most diving operations were from mobile oil drilling platforms, pipe-lay, or crane barges. The diving system tended to be modularised and craned on and off the vessels as a package. As permanent oil and gas production platforms emerged, the owners and operators were not keen to give over valuable deck space to diving systems because after they came on-line the expectation of continuing diving operations was low.[citation needed] However, equipment fails or gets damaged, and there was a regular if not continuous need for divin...