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Fallpipe vessel simon stevin biography

          A fall pipe vessel installs rock on pipelines and other subsea structures....

          Byfjorden, Bergen - Norway, Simon Stevin is a deepwater mining and fallpipe vessel that was delivered in early

        1. Byfjorden, Bergen - Norway, Simon Stevin is a deepwater mining and fallpipe vessel that was delivered in early
        2. She's a deep water mining, fallpipe rock installation, pipe- burying vessel Named after the Flemish mathematician and scientist Simon Stevin.
        3. A fall pipe vessel installs rock on pipelines and other subsea structures.
        4. *** 1 - Simon Stevin () - Flemish mathematician and engineer, born in Bruges, worked for Prince Maurice of Nassau, as director of “Waterstaet”.
        5. Simon Stevin Mining and Fallpipe Vessel.

          6. Length Overall     191.5m

          Breadth               40m

          Draught               8.5m

          Depth                 13.2m

          Length Between Perpendiculars       175m

              Simon Stevin is a deepwater mining and fallpipe vessel that was delivered in early 2010.

          With a load capacity of 33,500t, she is considered to be the largest vessel of her kind in the world.

          She is also the first purpose built fallpipe vessel. Nordnes is the second largest fallpipe vessel.

          Ordered by Dredging and Maritime Management, a subsidiary of Jan De Nul Group, the vessel was built by Construcciones Navales del Norte (CNN).

          The vessel was built as part of Jan De Nul's 2007-2011 investment programme worth €1.8bn.

          The vessel will be mainly utilised in the offshore market to install oil and gas pipes at large depths.

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