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How fairing solutions can improve your cable performance. 6 solutions

Aug 8, 2019 1:21:12 PM / by Cansın Yüksel Pelk posted in ROV, ROV Cables, Whitepaper, Subsea cables, Cable design, Dynamic cable design, Cable solutions, supplier, development, higher speeds, Fairing, Manufacturers, methods, high performance

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Any object that moves through liquid is subject to hydrodynamic forces. When towing, these forces will exert themselves on ropes and cables, as well as the towed body itself, thereby limiting speed and depth.

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10 tips for fewer design iterations and quicker production

Jun 13, 2019 1:25:40 PM / by Manuella Hoogendijk posted in Production, Dynamic cable design, Cable solutions, Termination specification

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We design every cable termination specifically for each project. This means we always try to find the perfect solution for the connection between the cable and the client interfaces. 

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An uptick in oil & gas development and other thoughts from OTC 2019

May 23, 2019 3:18:02 PM / by Peter Brussee posted in ROV, Oil & Gas, Naval cables, Umbilical products, Umbilical cables, Flexible terminations, Dynamic cable design, Cable solutions, lightweight solutions, lightweight hybrid umbilical cables, dynamic tether

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The annual Offshore Technology Conference provides a great way to catch up with old and new customers and get a feel for what’s happening in offshore oil & gas. As in other years, we joined forces with other Sercel group companies to show the multidisciplinary fit across the group. As well as DeRegt, we had Metrolog and GRC all on one booth at the heart of the exhibition area. A great position to check the pulse. 

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7 mechanical tests for marine cables and your subsea project

Apr 26, 2019 12:36:41 PM / by Sander van Leeuwen posted in Cable design, Testing, Dynamic cable design

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There are many aspects to designing a dynamic cable. For example, a cable can be meant to move while in use, as happens when towing or because of wave motion. Other aspects are things like torque balancing, the load versus elongation properties, the crush resistance and fatigue life.

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