Marine Civils – Page 43

  • The equipment houses a large single cast impeller complete with direct drive and torque restrictor
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    SeaVex refurbishment wins German plaudits

    2016-01-20T16:37:00Z

    After a 4 week refurbishment of the recently acquired SeaVex, UK- headquartered subsea cable specialist Pharos Offshore currently has a team of 7 personnel manning the Mass Flow Excavator ready for a cable burial project in the Wesser estuary in Germany.

  • 'Wavewalker 1' working on its first job off Brazil
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    Versatile jack-up walks over water

    2016-01-08T17:12:00Z

    ‘WaveWalker 1’, the award-winning ‘walking jack-up barge’ (JUB), especially made to operate in rough seas and surf zones, on beaches and other intertidal locations, has been proving its worth on a range of contracts. Since delivery in October 2012, different projects have seen it deployed in four different countries and ...

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    Septentrio introduces next generation GNSS reference receiver

    2015-12-30T14:52:00Z

    Belgium-headquartered Septentrio, a provider of GNSS receivers has announced the launch of its next generation Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receiver for precise scientific and geodetic applications – the PolaRx5.

  • The 'Iroquois' has been reconfigured and received significant capacity, technology and efficiency
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    Pipelayer purchase

    2015-12-22T16:49:00Z

    International marine construction specialist Bisso Marine, headquartered in Mississippi, USA has announced its acquisition of the offshore pipelay industry''s stalwart derrick/pipelay barge ‘Global Iroquois’. The 400 foot x 100 foot x 30 foot laybarge has performed pipelay operations worldwide and will be renamed ‘Bisso Iroquois’.

  • The camera is attached to the corer and can be programmed at the surface to turn on and begin recording at a specific depth
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    Coring Camera

    2015-12-22T11:54:00Z

    UK-based bespoke marine engineering company Ocean Scientific International Ltd (OSIL) has announced the release of an innovative new camera system designed to be mounted to deep sea sediment corers.

  • HiPAP 502 in use for ROV positioning
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    Precision positioning

    2015-12-16T11:26:00Z

    The third generation of Norwegian Kongsberg Maritime’s de facto industry standard High Precision Acoustic Positioning and Navigation System – HiPAP, is now available. Claimed to be smaller, lighter, more durable and accurate than ever, HiPAP 502 sets new standards for subsea position reference systems. It is designed to support the ...

  • Upstream view of the ferry crossing
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    Linkspans refurbished at Woolwich

    2015-11-17T15:54:00Z

    UK-headquartered specialist contractor AMCO has recently completed a refurbishment and upgrade of the four loading bridges, or linkspans for the Woolwich ferry in London, UK.

  • DeepOcean’s T3200 mechanical and jetting trenching vehicle reminds us of a giant mechanical crab
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    Nemo interconnector link

    2015-11-09T15:50:00Z

    DeepOcean 1 UK, a British subsidiary of Dutch DeepOcean Group Holding BV has announced that it has been awarded a contract by J-Power Systems Corporation, a subsidiary of Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd., for the provision of all marine works for the Nemo Link Interconnector Project.

  • The site is a 38 hectare brownfield site that was reclaimed 10 years ago by the Government of Gibraltar
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    £1.1bn Gibraltar development

    2015-11-09T11:33:00Z

    A major marina development that is scheduled to start construction on the east side of Gibraltar is being undertaken as part of a significant development to make Gibraltar a more attractive home for super yachts. Previously all of the marina development in this British Overseas Territory has been focussed on ...

  • 'Enak' lifts the first cut section
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    Jetty removal at Portsmouth

    2015-10-29T17:13:00Z

    A specialist heavy lifting barge has begun removing large sections of a redundant 110-year-old jetty from Portsmouth International Port, UK.

  • Acta Marine is expanding its fleet with this purpose built ‘Walk to Work’ construction support vessel
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    ‘Acta Orion’ launched

    2015-10-27T11:01:00Z

    Acta Marine and CIG shipbuilding have reported that the newbuild construction support vessel of the Dutch marine operator Acta Marine ‘Acta Orion’, was christened at a naming ceremony held at the port of Harlingen, The Netherlands.

  • Wireline downhole CPT (tool suspended from mast to left of photograph) can deliver data of similar quality to top-push systems.
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    Nearshore wireline CPT

    2015-10-07T15:46:00Z

    Wireline Cone Penetration Testing has proven itself in deep offshore investigations but according to Kim Hodgson, nearshore projects manager at Lankelma (a UK-based wireline CPT specialist), this investigation technology has also been shown to be a viable alternative to traditional top-push techniques for nearshore projects.

  • The new generation of NaviModel also brings a new graphical user interface
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    NaviModel software upgraded

    2015-09-18T09:49:00Z

    Denmark’s Eiva A/S has upgraded its popular 4D data modelling and visualisation tool NaviModel; part of its NaviSuite group of software.

  • The model was adapted to dynamically couple a turbulent plume model with a regional ocean circulation model
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    Modelling coastal discharge

    2015-09-17T15:10:00Z

    Hawaii, USA-headquartered Makai Ocean Engineering is expanding its environmental and coastal modelling services for clients who discharge into, or withdraw from, the world’s oceans, lakes, and reservoirs.

  • The AsteRx-U and the AsteRx-U Marine are multi-constellation dual antenna receivers
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    Septentrio launch

    2015-09-15T17:27:00Z

    Belgian-headquartered GNSS positioning heavyweight Septentrio has announced the AsteRx-U, an all-in-one receiver with UHF radio, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth cellular modem together with a L-band receiver and spectrum analyzer.

  • OSIL staff providing training on board 'RV Simon Stevin'
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    Vibrocorer for Belgium

    2015-09-10T11:08:00Z

    OSIL (Ocean Scientific International Ltd) has supplied the Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ) with a high-powered Vibrocorer system.

  • The Mose 1 is a large pontoon shaped vessel
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    Progress on Venice flood barriers

    2015-09-07T17:29:00Z

    The challenge of protecting the ancient city of Venice from the sea has been a long saga. Increasing high tide levels within the sensitive Venice lagoon have seen many sections of the city flooded.

  • Doedijns systems have helped install nearly 400 wind turbines
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    Heading for 400 turbine installations

    2015-09-07T12:11:00Z

    Netherlands-headquartered Doedijns, a specialist in engineered hydraulic and pneumatic solutions has recently supplied the complete hydraulic system for a pile gripper frame to Bilfinger Marine & Offshore Systems.

  • Employees of Jan de Nul NV and Algemene Ondernemingen Soetaert NV celebrate
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    Flemish takeover

    2015-08-21T15:27:00Z

    Jan De Nul NV, a subsidiary of Jan De Nul Group, has taken over the Belgian company Algemene Ondernemingen Soetaert NV, subject to the approval of the Belgian Competition Authority.

  • New island terminal ready in 2017
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    Norderney ferry terminal

    2015-08-21T14:57:00Z

    The first construction phase of a new ferry terminal on the small East Frisian island of Norderney in the North Sea off the German coast is for completion September.