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How do they Splice these HVDC cables? Video?

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Haha beste rekrutteringsvideoen jeg har sett! :D

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i really love the vessel, thank you for sharing

Nice video

Haha, are you ready to ROC :)

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Does the Connector have self cooled generation or were air cooled generating units on deck?

As of 7 Oct 2020 Maersk Connector is visible in Google Earth at Blyth harbour, UK.

Checked this boat out on ship bucket, Beautiful ship.

What is a Riser

Why is the ship being towed backwards out to the sea ?

my father is a seafarer there.. si proud of you Papa Frank.. ♥️ Safe seas always 🙏

... thanks, must hold the record for a shallow water shore pull :)

www.skuld.com/topics/legal/pi-and-defence/engineered-grounding-with-maersk-connector/

Wind farms suck ass! The future is nuclear!

They'll need the connect them like toys and weld it

magazine.damen.com/markets/offshore-wind/the-story-behind-the-maersk-connectors-planned-beaching/ more explanations in this link

A great doku on a quite unique event! As we do with rc models,.. this really looks alike! Such a big vessel grounded like a model... thanks a lot for sharing! Good trips! Holger from Subwaterfilm

Everyone is saying go green use green energy but they have no idea what goes into setting up just one of those windmills they are taking about

Using high tide and low tide timings, Subsea Power Cable connectivity from Onshore terminal to Offshore location. Is it HVDC cable?

I'd give anything to be able to work on such a beauty.

Is the cable left on the rollers? Do they remove the rollers and bury the cable later on?

I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one who didn't know what was happening

Is that a ship on land or ice or what

I wondered about the tide cycles. The excavators doing the pulling seemed too slow to beat the incoming tide. In one shot they showed some initial flowing of water coming in (I guess)- so did the excavators have to rush to the land to get out of the rising tide and then return the next day or that evening to get another hitch on the cable? Was this done all in one pull? Why couldn't the landward cable wench do all the pulling? I guess the video was all about the grounding. I did not understand the long tidal flat. It looked the same level all over even toward the ocean. What was the depth difference where the ship grounded vs some other location. Was it hard to get the ship back to floating or did they have trouble breaking suction? Inquiring minds want to know.

How many miles of cable was this?

wow, how did you dry the ocean to do that?

Just take it easy on that free beer Dave and don't drink and drive. You might spill some ha ha

You all got it wrong it's a new beer line to my beer fridge eat your heart out

Did they dry out the ocean ? Wtf

I'll say the same thing as everyone else: Wtf is going on in this video...?

This was the first time a Pile and GEM was lifted/transported WHOLE in the history of Oil and Gas related activities in Takoradi, Ghana.

How long was the duration of low tide? When the tides came in, what happened to the operation?

it lays pipe for natural gas lines and power lines there u go

177mil being hauled in :/

I'll phone these guys next time I need an extension wired-in...! ;D

Nice bhai

Waste of time.

well i wish i could get that chunk of time back, cause that was a total fucking waste

Is that a telegram line

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The area is called a tidal flat. The level of the ocean when the tide is out is greater the the elevation of the land. The reason they grounded the ship due to a number of factors like the soil not being able to hold up excavators and the like so the ship is brought in closer and allowed to ground during the low tide where you see what is going on here. The very first shot is the anchor that will be used by the Maersk to pull itself free of the flat and move towards the ocean. I'm guessing that the part of the flat that the anchor is in floods during high tide enough to allow the Maersk to float free. Cool video.

Read the comments below and you can figure this out! There are many hard, sandy tidal flats like this across the world. The ship is designed to ground itself. An HDPE conduit is installed to run the POWER cable FROM the wind FARM. LOOK-You will see it. The ship is the Connector that installs the cable to the shore station. Simple concept-extremely complicated process.

Music gives ya head ache!! Much rather hear whats going on !!!

It's a Power cable! not that we could tell without some reasearch