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How a circular FPSO is built 🚢🛠️ #engineering #innovation #shipbuilding
A floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) unit is a floating vessel used by the offshore oil and gas industry for the production and processing of hydrocarbons, and for the storage of oil. 🛢️ An FPSO vessel is designed to receive hydrocarbons produced by itself or from nearby platforms or subsea template, process them, and store oil until it can be offloaded onto a tanker or, less frequently, transported through a pipeline. FPSOs are preferred in frontier offshore regions as they are easy to install, and do not require a local pipeline infrastructure to export oil. 🚢
This FPSO is built specifically for this oil&gas field. ⛽
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Видео

3D animation of Cygnus Spool Pieces Wet Storage 🚢 Naval Architecture Tech #engineering #shipbuilding
Просмотров 40110 месяцев назад
In this video, it is shown how a spool is installed in an offshore field. A pipe or pipeline spool is a short piece of pipe typically between two flanges. It connects two other parts of the system, perhaps a pressure vessel and a valve and can be removed for maintenance or replacement needs. Background of the field The Cygnus gas field is situated within UK Continental Shelf blocks 44/12a and 4...
BP Shah Deniz Jacket Launch #NewCollection #Fashion #Style
Просмотров 33210 месяцев назад
The PR platform jacket weighs 13,150 tonnes and stands 105 metres high. It contains 12 production risers, three export risers and a dedicated monoethylene glycol (MEG) import riser. The jacket will be installed in a water depth of 94 metres. The PR platform jacket, built by the BOS Shelf, Star Gulf and Saipem consortium, was fully constructed in country at the BDJF, using local construction inf...
CCTV shows Crew member lucky avoids Big Anchor Chain Break 😱 #shorts
Просмотров 90Год назад
CCTV shows Crew member lucky avoids Big Anchor Chain Break 😱 #shorts
A Collection of Ship Bows #subscribe #ship
Просмотров 21Год назад
Hello and welcome to the new video from @NavalTech ! In this video I have collected awesome pictures of bows of some beautiful ships such as Andrea Doria, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary and more! Please let me know which you liked more! ruclips.net/video/ZlgKEOyTSY8/видео.html
How to load 3000t Baltic Eagle Jacket on barge! 🚢 #explore #subscribe
Просмотров 158Год назад
Hi! Welcome to Naval Architect Tech channel! 🚢 This video will show how a jacket is loaded onto the cargo barge using SPMTs. 🏗️ Jacket weight is 3000 tonnes and its height is 60m!!! 😱 Have fun! ruclips.net/video/4sAmspxkFz0/видео.html #NavalArchitectTech #SPMT #CargoBarge #Engineering #HeavyLifting
Windfarm Foundation Jacket Loaded onto Barge 💪🚢 #engineering #construction #renewableenergy
Просмотров 149Год назад
Hi! Welcome to my channel! 🎥🚢 In this new video, you'll see how a massive offshore windfarm jacket is loaded onto a barge in the fabrication yard using SPMT (Self-Propelled Module Transport). Enjoy! #Engineering #HeavyLifting #SPMT ruclips.net/video/b4PCZ_5DvSQ/видео.html
Timelapse of Crane Vessel in DP approaching a platform Offshore 🏗️🚢 #offshore #engineering #maritime
Просмотров 406Год назад
Hi everyone! Welcome to my new video! 🎥 This time, I'm sharing a timelapse of the floating crane vessel (Thialf) approaching in DP (dynamic positioning) an offshore platform. 🏗️ Then, a gangway is connected to the platform so personnel can go in and out safely without lifting with a basket. Enjoy the video, and I'll see you in the next one! 😊 #timelapse #floatingcrane #offshoreplatform #enginee...
Helicopter Taking off from offshore vessel 🚁 #offshore #helicopter #vessel
Просмотров 330Год назад
Hi there! 🚁 Check out this video of a helicopter (aka chopper) taking off from the installation vessel Thialf while she was offshore in the Baltic Sea. 🌊 Everything went smoothly, and the chopper safely transported all 8 crew members to land. 👍 #HelicopterTakeoff #CrewChange #BalticSea
How to install Flotating Production, Storage, Offloading (FPSO) 🚢 #engineering #offshore #maritime
Просмотров 631Год назад
How to install Flotating Production, Storage, Offloading (FPSO) 🚢 #engineering #offshore #maritime
Fixed Platform Installation Project 🛠️👷 #engineering #construction #offshore
Просмотров 27 тыс.Год назад
Fixed Platform Installation Project 🛠️👷 #engineering #construction #offshore
Upending a foundation pile from a cargo barge offshore 🏗️ #construction #engineering
Просмотров 546Год назад
Upending a foundation pile from a cargo barge offshore 🏗️ #construction #engineering
Helicopter Landing on helideck of a ship offshore 🚁🚢 #Aviation #Maritime #Offshore
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Helicopter Landing on helideck of a ship offshore 🚁🚢 #Aviation #Maritime #Offshore
Coast Guard helicopter emergency services offshore #CoastGuard #Helicopter #EmergencyServices
Просмотров 237Год назад
Coast Guard helicopter emergency services offshore #CoastGuard #Helicopter #EmergencyServices
Re-floating the grounded vessel Vera Su 💪🚢 #MaritimeEngineering #ShippingNews
Просмотров 340Год назад
Re-floating the grounded vessel Vera Su 💪🚢 #MaritimeEngineering #ShippingNews
Precision pin a pile in jacket skirt during offshore installation 🏗️ #engineering #offshore #ROV
Просмотров 490Год назад
Precision pin a pile in jacket skirt during offshore installation 🏗️ #engineering #offshore #ROV
Barge with topside transits the Antwerp port north lock🚢 #maritime #shipping #logistics
Просмотров 118Год назад
Barge with topside transits the Antwerp port north lock🚢 #maritime #shipping #logistics
WWII Short film 🎥 about the naval engagements 🚢 #History #WWII #Naval #Documentary
Просмотров 479Год назад
WWII Short film 🎥 about the naval engagements 🚢 #History #WWII #Naval #Documentary
The Cruise Ship Sector in the Post-COVID-19 Pandemic 🚢😷 #travel #tourism #newbeginnings
Просмотров 106Год назад
The Cruise Ship Sector in the Post-COVID-19 Pandemic 🚢😷 #travel #tourism #newbeginnings
Loading 🚢 72t Helideck on a ship in 10 minutes! ⏱️ #EngineeringMarvel #HeavyLifting #Timelapse
Просмотров 156Год назад
Loading 🚢 72t Helideck on a ship in 10 minutes! ⏱️ #EngineeringMarvel #HeavyLifting #Timelapse
Boat trip at the Needles Isle of Wight! 🚤🌊 #shorts #travel #adventure
Просмотров 44Год назад
Boat trip at the Needles Isle of Wight! 🚤🌊 #shorts #travel #adventure
New Ship Log book 🚢: Major ship and boat accidents in 2022 🌊 #MaritimeIncidents #SafetyAtSea
Просмотров 41Год назад
New Ship Log book 🚢: Major ship and boat accidents in 2022 🌊 #MaritimeIncidents #SafetyAtSea
Huge cruise ship Norwegian Prima in Venice Passing near the shore! #shorts🚢🌊
Просмотров 745Год назад
Huge cruise ship Norwegian Prima in Venice Passing near the shore! #shorts🚢🌊
Kaombo Project Subsea Flexible riser Installation 🌊🏗️ #EngineeringMarvel #SubseaTechnology
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 года назад
Kaombo Project Subsea Flexible riser Installation 🌊🏗️ #EngineeringMarvel #SubseaTechnology
Biggest Topsides Transportation for the Russia Project arctic LNG 2! 🚢❄️ #shorts
Просмотров 7882 года назад
Biggest Topsides Transportation for the Russia Project arctic LNG 2! 🚢❄️ #shorts
Lifting a Reel of 50 tonnes in Time lapse 💪 #shorts
Просмотров 223 года назад
Lifting a Reel of 50 tonnes in Time lapse 💪 #shorts
How additional sponsons are added to the semi-sub vessel 🚤 #Engineering #Shipbuilding
Просмотров 1833 года назад
How additional sponsons are added to the semi-sub vessel 🚤 #Engineering #Shipbuilding
Hyperlapse of Green Barge 4 Cast off! 🚤🚢 #shorts
Просмотров 503 года назад
Hyperlapse of Green Barge 4 Cast off! 🚤🚢 #shorts
Subsea Gasket Leakage Testing 🔧🌊 #OilAndGas #LeakDetection #SubseaEngineering
Просмотров 2953 года назад
Subsea Gasket Leakage Testing 🔧🌊 #OilAndGas #LeakDetection #SubseaEngineering
Animation of Seal Gasket Replacement! 🦭🔧 #subsea #renewableenergy
Просмотров 583 года назад
Animation of Seal Gasket Replacement! 🦭🔧 #subsea #renewableenergy

Комментарии

  • @RobertHoward-d8g
    @RobertHoward-d8g Месяц назад

    Welcome to the most expensive sea crossing (£ per mile) on the planet, and partial killer of the Isle of Wight economy.

  • @Anonymousgaming523
    @Anonymousgaming523 2 месяца назад

    Beautiful

  • @altafkhan9495
    @altafkhan9495 2 месяца назад

    Saipem 🫡

  • @Ezeleonm
    @Ezeleonm 3 месяца назад

    Great video, where can I download it?

  • @michellegordon4211
    @michellegordon4211 4 месяца назад

    DuranDuran...LOVE it.

  • @bobgrob4
    @bobgrob4 4 месяца назад

    such a great tune

  • @armandoambrizmorales2298
    @armandoambrizmorales2298 6 месяцев назад

    Maravillosa la animación, saludos desde México!

  • @JoonhoBeh
    @JoonhoBeh 6 месяцев назад

    What's the benefit of circular shape?

    • @NavalTech
      @NavalTech 6 месяцев назад

      Hi!! Mostly depends on Cost advantages The low cost of the cylindrical FPSO concept, as compared to other concepts, is based on following project outputs: Low lightship weight, including large storage capacity. The hull does not weathervane; therefore a turret is not included in design but the hull is spread moored.

    • @JoonhoBeh
      @JoonhoBeh 5 месяцев назад

      @@NavalTech wow.. thank you!

  • @raysatish
    @raysatish 6 месяцев назад

    The robot at time stamp 8:09 with brand name sonsub. What we call it?.... Direction robot or what?

    • @NavalTech
      @NavalTech 6 месяцев назад

      Hi there!! It is called remotely operated vehicle (ROV). It is a submersible craft used to perform underwater observation, inspection and physical tasks such as valve operations, hydraulic functions and other general tasks within the subsea oil and gas industry, military, scientific and other applications. ROVs can also carry tooling packages for undertaking specific tasks such as pull-in and connection of flexible flowlines and umbilicals, and component replacement. They are usually operated by wire from a team of people on the vessel. Lunch and retrieve of these ROVs is done by dedicate lifting operation (no divers are required).

    • @raysatish
      @raysatish 6 месяцев назад

      @@NavalTech thanks for sharing

  • @saadbou238
    @saadbou238 8 месяцев назад

    Proud of being among Saipem offshore E/C family

  • @Tvperson3307
    @Tvperson3307 9 месяцев назад

    Where is this?

    • @NavalTech
      @NavalTech 9 месяцев назад

      Hi!!! It is in Sea City museum in Southampton (UK) seacitymuseum.co.uk/

  • @ceejayhaughton7360
    @ceejayhaughton7360 Год назад

    That looks pretty cool

  • @joopgerritsen449
    @joopgerritsen449 Год назад

    Gelieerd aan het aan het al zeer lang bestaande bevoorraden op zee, door de marine. Bevoorraden vaart gelijk op met ontvangende schip en na ontvangst en koppelen vulleiding werd en wordt brandstof overgepompt. Ook bij defensie vliegtuigen al jaren een beproefde wijze van tanken.

  • @mdabuyousuf1
    @mdabuyousuf1 Год назад

    nice brother.

  • @dixonqwerty
    @dixonqwerty Год назад

    2 minutes?! Yikes that is crazy.

  • @Chris.Davies
    @Chris.Davies Год назад

    240p in 2021. Riiiight.

    • @sse_weston4138
      @sse_weston4138 Год назад

      It is a video from the 1990s, originally uploaded to RUclips 11 years ago and (at least for headphone users) this reupload fixes the audio coming from one side, which is nice.

  • @davidkendall1614
    @davidkendall1614 Год назад

    Subsequent to the initial accident report, wasn’t failure of the foredeck stores hatch cover dispelled? Didn’t remnants of rope from cats cradle over the hatch indicate that the hatch had been blown off as the ship sank, as opposed to have been the originating cause, with the initial cause having been actually attributed to water ingress through vents? Ultimately the same outcome after she started to ride low in the bow, BUT important in respect to any suggestion of poor seamanship in the initial investigation (though not suggested in this video) that may have attributed to the failure of the foredeck hatch cover.

    • @sse_weston4138
      @sse_weston4138 Год назад

      I think that store hatch cover just refused to close and that rope configuration was the next best thing, but yeah whether blown off before or after the final plunge it didn't matter too much.

  • @the-naked-sailor
    @the-naked-sailor Год назад

    WTF???? 2 minutes? I find that almost impossible to believe.

    • @ocln2481
      @ocln2481 Год назад

      There's actually footage of a similar ship to Derbyshire being scuttled, video starts when a hatchway fails and takes ~40 seconds to go down in calm seas. ruclips.net/video/eoHD3VfhYxo/видео.html

    • @stevenbaer9061
      @stevenbaer9061 Год назад

      Not when you consider the video said 25 meters waves were pummelling the ship, it must have been horrifying. May they RIP.

    • @the-naked-sailor
      @the-naked-sailor Год назад

      @@stevenbaer9061 it was fucking frightening to watch. Why arent there longitudinal lashing the length of the hull???? It's happened more than once right?

    • @the-naked-sailor
      @the-naked-sailor Год назад

      @@ocln2481 fucking frightening. There are modern materials that can't sink, why don't they use them? Modern construction is archaic.

    • @stevenbaer9061
      @stevenbaer9061 Год назад

      @@the-naked-sailor much braver souls than me to be sailing the oceans. Must be scary as hell whent he realization hits that the ship is going down in a raging storm.

  • @JoeHinojosa-bd9hu
    @JoeHinojosa-bd9hu Год назад

    The sea is unforgiving

    • @stevenbaer9061
      @stevenbaer9061 Год назад

      Especially when it is whipped up in a typhoon/hurricane. Must be terrifying to be on ship in a storm like that.

    • @JoeHinojosa-bd9hu
      @JoeHinojosa-bd9hu Год назад

      @@stevenbaer9061 Bermuda Triangle 💀

  • @ShortArmOfGod
    @ShortArmOfGod Год назад

    Water ingress through the hatches is also what sank the Edmund Fitzgerald. Photos and video from the wreck clearly show hatch clamps not dogged at all. Not broken mind you, just not being used.

    • @sse_weston4138
      @sse_weston4138 Год назад

      Whether they were clamped down or not, the fact that the cargo holds still imploded means they were not flooded as Derbyshire sank. The only intact piece is the tip of the bow.

  • @BIBIWCICC
    @BIBIWCICC Год назад

    This was a study done funded by the insurance company to avoid payments. The vessel suffered aa catastrophic bulkhead failure by the accommodation due to a design fault. Her sister ship had the same defect and showed cracking and had to have strengthening plates fitted. This is yet another example of insurance companies operating a Ponzi scheme.

  • @Alsifnrbdvehrj
    @Alsifnrbdvehrj Год назад

    They gotta add a submarine simulator there too lmao

  • @apinkcranedude017liebherrb5
    @apinkcranedude017liebherrb5 Год назад

    Jacket soaked Hamlet Trương 👷‍♂ Jacket soaked Fixed Platform Installation Project

  • @alanl.simmons9726
    @alanl.simmons9726 Год назад

    Anime.

  • @marksellers4875
    @marksellers4875 Год назад

    " Oh hear us when we cry to Thee, for those in peril on the sea..." 2 minutes start to finish?!They barely knew what was to come. God rest their souls

  • @honestyitinstitute
    @honestyitinstitute Год назад

    GREAT VIDEO

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      @honestyitinstitute Год назад

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  • @honestyitinstitute
    @honestyitinstitute Год назад

    GREAT VIDEO

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  • @aegisbm1
    @aegisbm1 Год назад

    well that was horrifying.

  • @bradfordgross6786
    @bradfordgross6786 Год назад

    😻 "Promosm"

  • @farihariaz5539
    @farihariaz5539 Год назад

    ???

  • @foreveryoungandmaya347
    @foreveryoungandmaya347 Год назад

    Wow 😅

  • @christianstinson4696
    @christianstinson4696 Год назад

    Great demonstration of the swivel front subsea to vessel.

  • @evanbarr9270
    @evanbarr9270 Год назад

    Why did they not pump out the very 1st section that took 12hours to fill ,the ship would have rode better .

    • @zombieshoot4318
      @zombieshoot4318 Год назад

      No sensors at the time to tell them there was flooding.

  • @evanbarr9270
    @evanbarr9270 Год назад

    Did the hatches collapse .

    • @TheEmeraldMenOfficial
      @TheEmeraldMenOfficial 10 месяцев назад

      Yes. There’s another animation produced by investigators that shows it

  • @Ddirhdm233
    @Ddirhdm233 Год назад

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @sammylacks4937
    @sammylacks4937 Год назад

    Looked to me like the first two hatch covers were washed off and overboard by a large wave afterwards that allowed water in the holds and the bow to sink underwater and the rest soon followed. God rest their souls.

  • @jamesbudd9987
    @jamesbudd9987 Год назад

    No thanks

  • @dima.jiharev
    @dima.jiharev Год назад

    Vot eto prikol

  • @GosWardHen98
    @GosWardHen98 Год назад

    I liked the info, but the tradegy is beyond a thumbs up. Really useful video on a historic tragic event. 😥

    • @NavalTech
      @NavalTech Год назад

      Thanks for your comment. Indeed, this tragedy gave us a lot of thoughts and lessons.

  • @thomaskositzki9424
    @thomaskositzki9424 Год назад

    I am into ship history and disasters for 30 years... When i first heard of the MV Derbyshire about ten years ago, I could hardly believe it. A 300m Vessel sinking in about 2 minutes beacuse of broken hatch covers is surreal, disturbing and truly horrifying.

    • @johnmadden2814
      @johnmadden2814 Год назад

      You were ,and are , absolutely correct.

    • @kubix354
      @kubix354 Год назад

      it was sinking for like 12 hours not 2 minutes

  • @imsonicnoob2112
    @imsonicnoob2112 Год назад

    The worst part about this video is that the simulation is actually real time

    • @sleepymisty9667
      @sleepymisty9667 6 месяцев назад

      I thought they said it took an hour for the first one to fill up before they all started popping.

    • @JackTheNoober
      @JackTheNoober 7 дней назад

      @@sleepymisty9667 Nah if the hatch cover was completely removed/opened no way it would take an hour to fill it in that kind of storm. Each wave pours crazy amount of water inside the ship. But I guess no one can know for certain how long it took... If few of the hatch covers were completely open it might have happened that fast. Only some minutes to flood the entire cargo bays and boom, the bow goes down like a stone and stern follows.

  • @lightfootpathfinder8218
    @lightfootpathfinder8218 Год назад

    Could you imagine being one of the people sleeping out the storm only to be thrown out of your bunk and wake up to the sound of metal twisting as the ship is hundreds of feet below the surface. Those poor souls I feel so sorry for those sailors and their families

    • @unutentequalsiasi5669
      @unutentequalsiasi5669 Год назад

      Scary

    • @mataafa1
      @mataafa1 Год назад

      Terrifying

    • @RohitRaj-ti4jh
      @RohitRaj-ti4jh Год назад

      Life of Pi

    • @Kerrington_John
      @Kerrington_John Год назад

      That is just very terrific. So many humans did die in horrific scenarios. 😢 Life is both beautiful and horrific.

    • @bobanppvc
      @bobanppvc Год назад

      They were awake bcs when ship started diving it pitched with front probably 30 plus degree down they were thrown out of beds and knewed they are done

  • @cblondhe
    @cblondhe 2 года назад

    Very informative video. thanks

  • @ericabados9780
    @ericabados9780 2 года назад

    Dis was a noob

  • @scottpuryear2810
    @scottpuryear2810 2 года назад

    shoulda had sensors up front to tell you what's going on 4blocks away

  • @kimoraarden1983
    @kimoraarden1983 2 года назад

    😃 𝖕𝖗𝖔𝖒𝖔𝖘𝖒

  • @Muggy_Fallout
    @Muggy_Fallout 2 года назад

    What this game

  • @YukarisGearReviews
    @YukarisGearReviews 2 года назад

    crazy to think that the actual sinking took this long, plus or minus a few seconds

  • @saifulfadillah5772
    @saifulfadillah5772 2 года назад

    for making this animation , whats software are you using ? I learn to make it

    • @NavalTech
      @NavalTech Год назад

      Was made with an old version of Autodesk Maya. I would suggest using Blender (free and powerful tool). Free download: www.blender.org/

  • @richardanthonygilbey
    @richardanthonygilbey 3 года назад

    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️The Royal Navy have a great video, the Liverpool Bridge is in a set of typhoon rollers, it’s already nose low when the chopper gets there. One of the rollers was just slightly bigger than the rest. As the Derbyshire climbs the wave it doesn’t make the top and the top of the wave crashes down on the foredeck smashing cargo hatch covers 1&2 . The Derbyshire labours over 5 more rollers each crashing over the foredeck filling up holds 1&2. As the Derbyshire travels down the fifth wave the bow is now submerged. As the Derbyshire attempts to begin the climb the front digs in and the wave just swallows the ship in one instant. It happens so fast the chopper has to swing straight around cuz it can’t believe what it just saw. The Derbyshire has gone to the bottom. There’s no doubt the chopper could see the idiots have left a crew hatch open, which left them open to that roller that was just slightly bigger than the rest. Because once 1&2 were open to the sea, well that was it then. Verdict. Crew negligence, boat too long for wave height and frequency⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    • @Brecconable
      @Brecconable 2 года назад

      The weren't being negligent.

    • @roseelectronics4582
      @roseelectronics4582 2 года назад

      Disasters would happen even if they were careful and dutiful to their best. The hour is near, get prepared.

    • @thirdlawofmotion
      @thirdlawofmotion Год назад

      Are you tripping?

    • @sleepymisty9667
      @sleepymisty9667 6 месяцев назад

      It was proven that the hatch's were closed and were even tied down for added security. The crew was cleared of all charges. This wasn't the only ship that had structural problems either. The blame lies with the companies and the governments negligence and blatant unwillingness to even find out the truth of what happened. Until they were forced to open a investigation after 20 yrs of them not giving a fuck!