Rolls-Royce receives a multi-point mooring system order

Rolls-Royce has successfully signed the China Ship and Ocean Engineering Research Institute. The semi-submersible offshore platform was designed by the Norwegian Global Maritime Design Company and was built by Qingdao Wuchuan Heavy Industry, which is scheduled to be in the second half of 2017. Completed.

It is reported that the main function of the mooring equipment is to firmly fix the fishery breeding platform on the seabed of the Frohavet ocean basin, which is located in the sea off the central part of Norway. The entire platform is 68 meters high, 110 meters in diameter and 250,000 cubic meters in volume.

The SalMar Group is the world's largest and most efficient salmon farming facility. To achieve higher growth in aquaculture fisheries, it is necessary to continue to develop into the deep sea in order to provide a better biological environment for fish. However, the development of deep sea requires a variety of new technologies to support.

Asbjørn Skaro, executive vice president of Rolls-Royce Deck Machinery, said: "This order fully demonstrates that Rolls-Royce has accumulated extensive experience in deck machinery and mooring system solutions for many years, especially It is rich in experience in dealing with the world's worst sea conditions. From the present and future applications, these experiences have great application significance in other maritime economic fields. Our technology for the SalMar Group. The solution is based entirely on the most advanced technology in the Norwegian industry, and draws on technology and experience in aquaculture and offshore oil and gas."

The eight-point mooring system provided by Rolls-Royce includes monitors, fairleads, connectors, and subsea load sensing systems.