Marine Civils – Page 31

  • 'Rotra Vente' arrived at Ostend in photographically unfortunate conditions
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    First SeaMade towers arriving

    2020-03-25T10:06:00Z

    The first six tower parts for the SeaMade offshore wind farm have recently arrived in the port of Ostend.

  • Brunsbüttel lock complex with new lock construction (Photo-WSA-Brunsbüttel)
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    Projects gather pace as Kiel Canal traffic dips

    2020-03-17T11:08:00Z

    German authorities are ploughing some €2 billion into long-term improvements on the Kiel Canal as the waterway records its lowest ship traffic and cargo figures for years, reports Tom Todd.

  • Cuxhaven now all set for more major growth
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    Cuxhaven expansion gets green light

    2020-03-17T11:00:00Z

    Approval has been given for more berths at the German Elbe Estuary port of Cuxhaven which will give the booming facility a total deep-water Elbe frontage of about 3.6 kms, reports Tom Todd.

  • Two sets of three piles were installed
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    Greater Changhua test-pile project

    2020-03-16T11:45:00Z

    2019 proved to be an important year for German specialist company SAL Heavy Lift when it came to offshore installation projects. As a highlight the Greater Changhua Test Pile Project in the waters off Taiwan stands out.

  • Land & Water excavator powered by HVO fuel
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    Wet construction company tests diesel alternative

    2020-03-16T11:11:00Z

    A well-known UK wet construction specialist has been looking at serious ways in which it can reduce the carbon footprint of its plant and machinery.

  • Aboard Baker Trayte’s 30 x 11.2 metre marine piling barge
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    Vibratory hammer piling

    2020-03-11T16:52:00Z

    Watson & Hillhouse have been supplying a PVE 2316VM variable moment vibratory hammer to marine specialists Baker Trayte Marine on the UK south coast.

  • The 'SBM Installer' equipped with the BM-T700 and LD2500 drill
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    Large diameter deepwater drilling

    2020-03-06T12:00:00Z

    Thanks to a recent world first, a whole new sector of offshore construction activity could soon be opening up to new worldwide applications.

  • Red7Marine supported the incident response on the Barlings Eau,
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    Rapid response flood remediation partnership

    2020-03-05T12:07:00Z

    Marine construction and consultancy organisation, Red7Marine, was recently contracted by Jackson Civil Engineering to respond to a flood incident.

  • The tug’s wheelhouse is fitted to a column that can be raised or lowered as required
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    Super sewer tug boasts telescopic wheelhouse

    2020-03-05T11:20:00Z

    London construction services provider S. Walsh & Sons has signed an order for a CS2010 pusher tug from Concordia Damen.

  • The 1,200 tonne substation has four decks, is 14 metres high and has an output capacity of 235MW
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    Moving a 1200 tonne substation by sea

    2020-03-04T12:16:00Z

    The first of two offshore substations for the SeaMade offshore wind farm has recently left the construction yard in Hoboken for its final destination in the Belgian North Sea.

  • The K3000 class vessel offers 3,250m2 free deck space, well suited to transportation of large equipment
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    Monopile transportation contract

    2020-03-04T12:07:00Z

    Jumbo has been awarded a contract to support DEME Offshore in its scope of work on Ørsted’s Hornsea Two offshore wind farm.

  • Over 700 potential ordnance (pUXO) targets were investigated
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    UXO risk mitigation completed

    2020-03-04T11:57:00Z

    Fugro has successfully completed a second marine unexploded ordnance (UXO) risk mitigation project for TenneT, this time on a cable route survey as part of the construction of the Hollandse Kust Zuid offshore wind farm.

  • The crane has a unique Lambda boom design, allowing extension of the boom
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    Leg-encircling super-crane will be tallest in market

    2020-03-04T11:40:00Z

    A huge 1,600mt leg encircling crane due to be fitted to a marine construction jack-up vessel will handle the larger next generation of wind turbines.

  • Bank stabilisation
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    Infrastructure call post Storm Dennis

    2020-02-24T14:23:00Z

    Storm Brendan, Storm Ciara and Storm Dennis, plus devastating flooding has prompted a waterway maintenance company to stress the importance of regular infrastructure works to minimise problems on the UK’s ageing canal and waterway network.

  • CCS project
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    Subsea monitoring supports CCS project

    2020-02-19T11:30:00Z

    A global subsea equipment solutions specialist has completed subsea installation monitoring work to support the Northern Lights Carbon Capture Storage project (CCS) in the North Sea.

  • Rothen powered excavator boat
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    Canals and rivers can overcome contractor access challenges

    2020-02-11T09:27:00Z

    UK urban centres are increasingly overcrowded, presenting challenges to contractors completing construction projects in these locations.

  • News

    Expansion starting at Sines

    2020-02-10T11:12:00Z

    The Administração do Porto de Sines has announced that expansion works are beginning at the Portuguese port.

  • Competing teams had to predict the most accurate pile installation driving blowcount versus depth for jacket piles
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    Machine learning predicts piles

    2020-02-07T12:08:00Z

    A team from a Dutch subsea engineering specialist has won a global competition in geotechnical machine-learning around the driving of subsea piles.

  • News

    Elbe passing box widening completed

    2020-02-05T11:14:00Z

    Vessels with a combined width of up to 98 metres may now pass each other in a widened section of Germany’s Elbe river known as the ‘passing box’.

  • The innovative DP system for plough boats was first applied and tested on a Dutch ship
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    Improved dynamic positioning for plough boats

    2020-02-03T16:15:00Z

    A Dutch marine electronics company has developed a special dynamic positioning (DP) system for plough boats that equalize the seabed after dredging.