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Subsea Power Cable: how does an ROV Cable transfer power?

Jan 25, 2022 10:53:30 AM / by Merhawi Ghaim posted in ROV Cables, Fields Service

ROVs are used for many different purposes. One thing these machines always have in common is that they need power to do their work. How much power is needed for these subsea connectors and whether data transmission is also required varies per subsea project, but the ROV cable must always be able to transfer some form of power.

Offshore cable manufacturers: what determines the price of my ROV Cable?

Jan 18, 2022 8:53:37 AM / by Marco Cano posted in ROV Cables

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As an engineer, your most important goal is to ensure that your subsea project is successful and that all components work properly. However, you often have a strict budget to attend to. Therefore, it is essential to make sure you don't pay too much - or too little. Buying cheap equipment might cost you in the long run, after all.

The Life Expectancy of Subsea Equipment: how to minimize downtime of ROV cables

Jan 11, 2022 8:54:13 AM / by Marco Cano posted in ROV Cables

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When working with ROV equipment, preventing equipment downtime is crucial for a successful subsea project. This blog will highlight a few standard procedures and tips to keep your ROV cables operational at all times.

Offshore cable standards: How much can my ROV Cable stretch or rotate?

Jan 4, 2022 10:44:46 AM / by Marco Cano posted in ROV Cables, Fields Service

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To ensure that your ROV Cable lasts as long as possible and downtime is kept to a minimum, certain offshore cable standards must be considered. Two factors of great importance are the stretching and rotation of the cable. These natural forces greatly impact the cable, especially with long cables like ROV Cables.

Marine Cable Manufacturers: from supplier to strategic partner

Dec 21, 2021 4:04:56 PM / by Marco Cano posted in ROV Cables, Fields Service

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For success in any ROV project, all individual components must perfectly fit to operate together as well as possible. Each component is a small part of something bigger, contributing to the overall construction's success.

Multifunctional Cable for Trenching Vehicle "Swordfish"

Jun 22, 2021 2:27:36 PM / by Jeroen Romijn posted in ROV Cables, Umbilical products, Subsea, Deep-sea cables, Umbilical cables

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For the design and construction of a new subsea trenching vehicle, named “Swordfish”, Osbit Ltd. (UK) was in need of a subsea trencher lift umbilical, used for launch and recovery of a subsea asset and transmission of electrical power and fibre optic communications. In their search, they came into contact with DeRegt.

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.

How fairing solutions can improve your cable performance. 6 solutions

Aug 8, 2019 1:21:12 PM / by Manuella Hoogendijk 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.

How does DeRegt get cable buoyancy just right?

Feb 22, 2019 12:07:45 PM / by Marco Cano posted in ROV, ROV Cables, Whitepaper

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Buoyancy is an upward force exerted by a fluid that opposes the weight of an immersed object. If an umbilical cable is too light it will pull an ROV up, which makes piloting fiendishly difficult when manoeuvring through offshore structures.

Driven by solutions: Phil Roscoe on the new future-proof extrusion room

Feb 1, 2019 11:08:35 AM / by Phil Roscoe posted in ROV, ROV Cables, News, Change, Production

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A central component of our cables is a stranded copper wire, which is able to conduct electricity. Around it we extrude a continuous layer of plastic to isolate the copper from its surrounding environment. Twisting this together with other components, forms our custom designed cable.

Subsea Power Cable: how does an ROV Cable transfer power?

Offshore cable manufacturers: what determines the price of my ROV Cable?

The Life Expectancy of Subsea Equipment: how to minimize downtime of ROV cables

Offshore cable standards: How much can my ROV Cable stretch or rotate?

Marine Cable Manufacturers: from supplier to strategic partner

Multifunctional Cable for Trenching Vehicle "Swordfish"

Five Types of Terminations

How fairing solutions can improve your cable performance. 6 solutions

How does DeRegt get cable buoyancy just right?

Driven by solutions: Phil Roscoe on the new future-proof extrusion room

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