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Home›Subsea›Norway: PG’s Deepwell-Pumps for Xiamen SY
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May 8, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Norway: PG’s Deepwell-Pumps for Xiamen SY

The trend of cargo segregation, and increased number of below-deck-transported chemicals for the offshore industry, triggered PG to develop Deepwell-pump solutions for OSV’s. These units are low shear, high efficiency, twin-screw pumps built in stainless / duplex steel which allow for a wide range o

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The trend of cargo segregation, and increased number of below-deck-transported chemicals for the offshore industry, triggered PG to develop Deepwell-pump solutions for OSV’s.

These units are low shear, high efficiency, twin-screw pumps built in stainless / duplex steel which allow for a wide range of chemicals to be handled. Hydraulically driven by submerged high pressure drives, they are state of the art products – which even cover the NOFO 2009 Recovered Oil requirements.

Xiamen SY take advantage of these features for a series of 4+4 MPSV’s under construction for International owners. Delivery of pumps, HPU’s and controllers commence Q3/2012 onwards.

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff, May 8, 2012; Image: PG Marine

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