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Home›Marine Energy›VIDEO: GeoSea’s jack-up vessel tidal trials
Marine Energy

November 30, 2015 · about 10 years ago

VIDEO: GeoSea’s jack-up vessel tidal trials

DEME Group has released a video of its GeoSea jack-up vessel during tests at Raz Blanchard, off France. GeoSea’s jack-up vessel Goliath operated in currents of up to 10 knots (approximately 5 m/s) and water depths, under hull, of 56 meters. Specific operating models as well as procedural and technic

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DEME Group has released a video of its GeoSea jack-up vessel during tests at Raz Blanchard, off France.

GeoSea’s jack-up vessel Goliath operated in currents of up to 10 knots (approximately 5 m/s) and water depths, under hull, of 56 meters.

Specific operating models as well as procedural and technical improvements have been developed to enable the use of the GeoSea’s jack-up platforms and vessels in strong tidal race areas.

Upon the completion of the trials , DEME Group stated that the demonstrated practical experience under the extreme tidal conditions should give confidence to developers and project owners alike to use cost effective jack-up platforms and vessels for the realization of their tidal projects.

Video: DEME Group

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