Subsea Decommissioning Pile Cutting System - Embedment Cutting Head
Lead Participant:
HYDROSURV UNMANNED SURVEY (UK) LTD
Abstract
Within the North Sea Oil & Gas sector, decommissioning of oil field inventory is set to become a major sub-
sector in it's own right. The logistical and environmental challenges present a unique and discernable
opportunity for the development of reliable, repeatable and cost effective techniques which have strong
market potential regionally and globally for many years to come.
To address these needs, a consortium led by marine consultants Safeguard Nautica Ltd, will perform a
Technical Feasibility Study for a subsea cutting system optimised for piled foundation removal. The project is
supported by an expert design engineering knowledge base from Plymouth Univeristy and will including
experimental testing facilitated by specialist marine and offshore fabrication company, Exeter Fabrication Ltd.
sector in it's own right. The logistical and environmental challenges present a unique and discernable
opportunity for the development of reliable, repeatable and cost effective techniques which have strong
market potential regionally and globally for many years to come.
To address these needs, a consortium led by marine consultants Safeguard Nautica Ltd, will perform a
Technical Feasibility Study for a subsea cutting system optimised for piled foundation removal. The project is
supported by an expert design engineering knowledge base from Plymouth Univeristy and will including
experimental testing facilitated by specialist marine and offshore fabrication company, Exeter Fabrication Ltd.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
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HYDROSURV UNMANNED SURVEY (UK) LTD | £67,088 | £ 46,961 |
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Participant |
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UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH | ||
EXETER MARITIME SERVICES LIMITED | ||
COASTAL WORKBOATS LTD | £24,037 | £ 16,826 |
UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH | £58,506 | £ 58,506 |
People |
ORCID iD |
Lara Robinson-Pratt (Project Manager) |