DeepOcean awarded contract for post-lay trenching unbilical offshore Australia
Published by Aimee Knight,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
The 25 Te self-loading trencher T1, recently upgraded with the latest remote monitoring technology control system, has successfully completed over 1700 km of trenching on a range of cables and pipelines. The T1 is designed to cut a subsea trench with a depth of up to 1.4 m in hard ground conditions. T1 can also be used in jetting mode with trench depth up to 2 m. It has proven to be a very flexible asset capable of efficient mobilisation and demobilisation onto a wide range of subsea vessels.
Andrew Piasecki, Commercial Director Cable Lay and Trenching, states, “We are extremely pleased to receive this award. It is a testament to the confidence our clients have in DeepOcean’s ability to provide burial solutions on a global basis in varying soil conditions. We are looking forward to a successful campaign and supporting our client on this key project.”
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/offshore-and-subsea/17102018/deepocean-awarded-contract-for-post-lay-trenching-unbilical-offshore-australia/
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