ALEWIJNSE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION ON SURVEY VESSEL FUGRO VENTURER
Nijmegen - System integrator Alewijnse Marine has successfully completed the full electrical outfitting of the sophisticated survey vessel Fugro Venturer. The 72-metre vessel was built at the Fassmer GmbH & Co. KG yard in Berne, Germany and can be deployed for a wide range of survey solutions, from seismic surveys of offshore wind farms to oilfield inspections. Her first assignment began in June in the deep waters of Ireland’s Atlantic margin and the far North of the Barents Sea.
Alewijnse Marine, a global player with more than a century of experience in maritime electric technology, was involved with the
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Shearwater have a long and respected background supporting marine based construction, civil inspections and maintenance and demolition projects located around the country and further afield.
With high customer retention Shearwater have developed an excellent reputation having worked as a main contractor or alongside several of the biggest names in the UK civil engineering industry and providing invaluable and professional assistance on dozens of high profile marine contracts over the last two decades including nuclear Installations; Jetty maintenance and repair and a National Trust refurbishment contract on St Kilda. In doing so they have successfully supported, construction industries, renewable energy providers, the National Trust for Scotland, the ministry of defence, local government agencies, utilities providers, ports and harbours authorities, consultant engineering firms, British waterways, and shipping and ferry companies and more.
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first design, producing, installation and commissioning of all electrical systems on board Fugro Venturer, such as the advanced main power generation- and distribution systems, engine room alarm and monitoring system, navigation- and communication systems, closed circuit TV installation (CCTV), public address and general alarm system, lighting and wheelhouse consoles.
Highlight
A highlight of the design is the advanced electrical propulsion system, which ensures acoustically quiet and fuel-efficient operation.
Design For Alewijnse, the Fugro Venturer was a unique project, as the company was involved at the electrical design of the vessel from the first
design stage on. This resulted in high quality of the systems, as proved during acceptance tests and sea trials. Alewijnse Project Manager René de Ruiter: “We are proud to have been involved in the design and building of such a beautiful and complex vessel. We are convinced that the Fugro Venturer provides Fugro with a high- quality addition to its survey vessel fleet.”
Expertise Besides Fugro Venturer, Alewijnse Marine has extensive expertise and experience in the electric design, construction, commissioning and service of different type of advanced offshore vessels, including multiple survey vessels.
Typical projects include: Large scale construction, installation and demolition projects; concrete, steel and wooden inspections, repairs and replacement; video and photographic surveys; non- destructive inspections; cathodic protection systems design and installation; steel piling inspections, repairs and removal; underwater structural welding; anode installation; application of protective coatings; bridge inspections and repair;
pier and slipway repairs; anti-scour protection; bag work repairs; shuttering repairs; dredging operations; bridge installations; inspections; maintenance and repair; drilling; engineering surveys; pressure grouting; steel cylindrical and sheet pile removal; waste water and sewerage pipeline outfall installation and protection.
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