Automation and back of deck machines for laying pipelines on the sea floor

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Automation and back of deck machines for laying pipelines on the sea floor siemens.com/sensorsystems On a calm day in the North Sea, laying kilometers of pipeline or cables on the ocean floor is a tough job. Even in slightly rougher weather, however, surging waves can increase dynamic loads on the line from a normal load of 25 tons upwards of 200 tons. Taking a tough job and making it even tougher. Pipe- and cable-laying equipment in this

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