A MAATS carousel part being temporarily positioned in the dry dock at Ulstein Verft. Photo: Jonn Gunnar Bjørkedal.

Carousel delivery for the CLV 'Nexans Aurora'

During the time span of 2.5 days and after 272 heaves, the carousel equipment for the cable lay vessel Nexans Aurora has been offloaded at Ulstein Verft.

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04 December 2020
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  • The MAATS carousel bits and pieces quayside at Ulstein Verft. Photo: Jonn Gunnar Bjørkedal.
  • The MAATS delivery was offloaded and internally transported to the drydock at Ulstein Verft. Photo: Daniel Osnes.
  • One of the 272 heaves being carried out to offload the carousel delivery. Photo: Daniel Osnes.
  • Offloading the MAATS carousel equipment for Nexans Aurora. Photo: Daniel Osnes.
  • The offloading commenced in early morning and lasted the whole day for 2.5 days. Photo: Daniel Osnes.
  • Ulstein Verft's Goldhofer multiwheeler was actively used for the internal transport of the carousel parts at the Ulstein Verft site. Photo: Daniel Osnes.

The MAATS Tech Ltd designed equipment arrived Ulstein Verft in early December 2020, and included the carousel with its associated parts, and the two loading arms.
Installation of the carousel by Marine Fabricators Ltd and MAATS engineers has commenced with levelling of the rollers already completed. The on-deck carousel has been designed as a split turntable, enabling a dual lay capability of up to 10,000Te of product. The carousel will be used for the first time when the vessel starts its first assignment on the SeaGreen offshore wind farm next year.
 

The CLV vessel Nexans Aurora has been designed by Skipsteknisk, and will be delivered to Nexans in 2021.

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Established 1917. The company builds and delivers special-purpose vessels mainly targeting offshore energy. Typical projects involve the construction of advanced vessels with a high degree of outfitting, which requires project management expertise, technical know-how and system integration capabilities. Certified according to ISO 9001:2015 (Quality) and ISO 14001:2015 (Environment)

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