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How to prevent dangerous overheating in subsea cables

Aug 16, 2022 1:15:00 PM / by Manuella Hoogendijk posted in ROV, ROV Cables, Naval cables, Innovation, Umbilical products, Thermal analysis tool

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Subsea cables are stored on land and (mainly) used in water. That means the temperature difference between deploying and retrieving can be high. Therefore, controlling the cable's temperature in-field is often a challenge.

Subsea Cable Testing: 6 Qualification Tests for underwater defense cables

Jul 7, 2022 5:04:23 PM / by Manuella Hoogendijk posted in Naval Defense, Naval cables

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Every underwater defense cable has its own requirements that are absolutely crucial. As an engineer, you want to aim for the most effective and efficient way of verifying these to your client. You want to be sure everything is thoroughly verified, without paying too much for extensive subsea cable testing.

In this blog, we explain how we determine which requirements have to be tested and how some factors can be analyzed with data. We then explain some important qualification tests for underwater defense cables, that are crucial for a successful underwater defense project.

Survival Load for Naval Defense Systems

Jun 21, 2022 1:39:52 PM / by Manuella Hoogendijk posted in Naval Defense, Naval cables

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In one of our previous blogs, we mentioned that Survival Load is an important Operational Requirement for naval defense systems. Now it’s time to dive deeper into these requirements. What is Survival Load, why is it so important for naval defense systems and how are elongation and stretching connected to it?

By understanding more about these concepts, you’ll have more grip on your sonar cable design as an engineer. An important asset if you have to validate your naval defense system to the customer.

Determining the Strength Member of a Naval Cable

Jun 14, 2022 12:46:26 PM / by Manuella Hoogendijk posted in Naval Defense, Naval cables

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One of the components that always recurs in the design of a naval sonar cable is the strength member. There are several options in the design, depending on what the application of the cable is.

In this blog, we will discuss how the strength member is determined. First, the important functions of the strength member are listed, after which we will explain what types there are and how our experts determine which strength member is used.

Choosing a subsea cable termination (including Terminations Ebook)

Apr 12, 2022 2:21:52 PM / by Manuella Hoogendijk posted in Seismic

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You’ve selected the perfect subsea cable design for your big project, but now the question arises: Which type of cable termination should you use?

Five Types of Terminations

Nov 6, 2019 10:03:00 AM / by Manuella Hoogendijk posted in ROV Cables, Naval Defense, Seismic, Defense, Bespoke marine cables, Seismic source umbilical terminations, Seismic lead-in terminations, Flexible terminations, Lightweight balloon tether terminations, Seabed equipment terminations

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DeRegt works with each individual client to provide the perfect cable solution for their specific requirements. Each cable system by DeRegt is custom-made and this does not only apply to the cables themselves, but the terminations as well.

Manuella Hoogendijk

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How to prevent dangerous overheating in subsea cables

Subsea Cable Testing: 6 Qualification Tests for underwater defense cables

Survival Load for Naval Defense Systems

Determining the Strength Member of a Naval Cable

Choosing a subsea cable termination (including Terminations Ebook)

Five Types of Terminations

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