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How to prevent dangerous overheating in subsea cables

Aug 16, 2022 1:15:00 PM / by Cansın Yüksel Pelk 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.

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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.

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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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An unusual request from 200km off the Norwegian coast- an interview with Aker Solutions

Mar 19, 2019 12:37:07 PM / by Peter Brussee posted in Oil & Gas, Naval cables, Umbilical products, Bespoke marine cables, Heidrun platform, Subsea cables, Umbilical cables

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Aker Solutions came to DeRegt with an unusual request. Aker is responsible for the maintenance of a floating concrete tension-leg platform, installed over a subsea template with 56 well slots. The rig is named Heidrun, and produces oil and gas from a depth of 2,300 metres. It is located about 200 km off the middle of the Norwegian coast.

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