OWTIS™
Safe and Cost Effective Wind Turbine Foundation Installation Vessel
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Experienced - Key Disciplines - Placed Globally
SPECIALIST PERSONNEL
COST EFFECTIVE OFFSHORE
WIND PRODUCTS
OWTIS™ - HydroNAS™
COST EFFECTIVE OFFSHORE EQUIPMENT
Design - Build - Mobilise
COST EFFECTIVE
DIVING EQUIPMEMT
Design - Build - Integrate -
Life Extension - Specialist Personnel
Services
Engineering & Design
Mechanical, Structural and Installation Engineering
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Diving Equipment & Personnel
New Build - Vessel Conversion - Life Extension - Reclassification - Dive System Design
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Pipeline System Design & Mobilisation
Horizontal Lay System - Vertical Lay System - Capstan Reel System
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Foundation Stabilisation Tool
Inflatable packer - Stabilising Grouted Connections
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Turbine Installation
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Crew Acess Bridge - CRAB
Offshore Access Gangway - Deployable From a Floating Vessel - Lightweight,
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Tier 1 Subsea Contractor Project Manager
- “We rate the delivery of the end product as quality, to a high standard. Therefore we confirm that W3G Marine, in our view, is rated as a high standard engineering company with excellent expertise in our field of activities.”
Regional Projects Execution Director, DOF Subsea
- “Within 6 months from project kick off W3G Marine had successfully specified, designed, built and mobilised a highly effective and safe 50t horizontal pipelay spread which was sucessfully deployed to reinstate a subsea infrastructure... we are extremely satisfied by the service provided by W3G Marine”
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Latest News
Congratulations to Marzena Dziedzicka
Congratulations to Marzena Dziedzicka, one of our staff engineers, who recently achieved Chartered status (IMechE). Well done Marge!
17 Feb 2016
25dB SEL Underwater Noise Reduction Achieved By HydroNAS™
Supported by Vattenfall and GeoSea, W3G Marine recently achieved an underwater noise reduction of 25dB in SEL (Sound Exposure Level) and 35dB in peak pressure using its patented HydroNAS™ system. The trial was conducted during the installation of a 5m diameter monopile with no energy restriction, using an S1200 hammer.
The result confirms numerical modelling conducted by the world renowned ISVR at Southampton University and follows three other successful scale trials and four years of development work. The trial was configured to measure the transmission loss through the walls of the HydroNAS™ barrier and did not consider aspects of seabed noise transmission. HydroNAS™ is a cost effective solution for piling noise mitigation which is installed off the main vessel critical path and requires minimal deck space.
18 May 2015