Innovative Rotating Buoyancy Modules Create Safe Buckling Zones
Trelleborg’s offshore operation recently developed a new Rotating Buoyancy Module system for buckling mitigation for subsea pipelines. The advanced solution is engineered to roll on the seabed to reduce lateral friction and berm creation thereby creating repeatable and predictable pipeline behavior.
Steven Bray, Oil and Gas Business Manager with Trelleborg’s offshore operation, states: “Doing business in today’s globalized markets requires a long-term approach with solutions that protect people, the environment and our customer’s investment. We are committed to improving the
MMT has commenced an offshore geophysical survey for the AQUIND Interconnector project. The works will involve a geophysical survey of the proposed cable corridor between the landfall areas near Portsmouth in England and near Dieppe in France.
Image: MMT´s Survey and ROV vessel Franklin
MMT will utilise two vessels: M/V Franklin for offshore works and M/V Seabeam for nearshore works. The vessels are equipped with latest state-of-the-art survey technology including multibeam echo sounders, side-scan sonars and sub-bottom profilers.
AQUIND, MMT and their representatives