SUBMARINE POWER CABLE

CASE STUDY

• Vessel: M/V Industrial Hedland• Client: Prysmian• Cargo: Spooled submarine power cable 6,500 meters in cable tank installed on deck. Total weight: 140 mt.

Cable spooling system diagram for loading cable onto vessel in Pozzuoli, Italy.

In February, 2015 the PRYSMIAN hired Intermarine to transport a spooled submarine power cable from Naples Bay, Pozzuoli-Arco Felice jetty, Italy, to Ho Chi Minh City-Phu Huu Port, Vietnam.

Synopsis:

6,500 METERS OF CABLE WEIGHING 140 MT; ITALY TO VIETNAM

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Intermarine was charged with picking up the cargo from the client’s factory and spooling the power cable inside a pre-fabricated tank to be welded onto the ship’s deck hatch covers. Intermarine then provided sea transport to the final destination. The cargo was offloaded onto a barge with further delivery to the offshore site to be laid on the sea bed by a cable laying vessel.

Work Scope of Project:Good communication and collaboration between all parties involved were required in the transport process to ensure smooth execution of the project.

Main Goals:

Cargo was delivered safely and on time.

Results: