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NORTH SEA STIMULATES OFFSHORE PIPELINE DEVELOPMENTS

John O’Donnell

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Abstract

New pipe laying and bury barges have been designed to function at record depths to meet increasingly severe problems of North Sea and similar areas. The first subsea pipeline platform, that is described in the paper, is one of the most significant new developments.

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New pipe laying and bury barges have been designed to function at record depths to meet increasingly severe problems of North Sea and similar areas. The first subsea pipeline platform, that is described in the paper, is one of the most significant new developments.

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New pipe laying and bury barges have been designed to function at record depths to meet increasingly severe problems of North Sea and similar areas. The first subsea pipeline platform, that is described in the paper, is one of the most significant new developments.

Key concepts: Subsea, Submarine pipeline, North sea, Pipeline (software), Marine engineering, Petroleum engineering, Geology, Oceanography

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