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Home›Shipbuilding›Image of the Day: Cable Innovator Revamped
Shipbuilding

April 17, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Image of the Day: Cable Innovator Revamped

Global Marine Systems Limited’s cable laying vessel Cable Innovator has recently left Damen Shiprepair Dunkerque after extensive work including the installation of a ballast water treatment system and a 5-year survey. Cable Innovator is a multi-role vessel able to serve both energy and telecommunica

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Global Marine Systems Limited’s cable laying vessel Cable Innovator has recently left Damen Shiprepair Dunkerque after extensive work including the installation of a ballast water treatment system and a 5-year survey.

Cable Innovator is a multi-role vessel able to serve both energy and telecommunications sectors as well as facilitate scientific research.

The BWT-system, with all its complex piping, had to be fitted into a very tight space, in a very short timeframe, according to Damen Shiprepair Dunkerque Project Manager Florent Longer.

The other work included blasting and repainting of the ballast water tanks, fresh water tanks and vessel undersides.

World Maritime News Staff; Image: Damen

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