Construction of deepwater pipe-laying vessel

ABB has won the USD 12 million order to supply electrical power and propulsion systems for the pipe-laying vessel

A sophisticated DP deepwater pipe-laying vessel will be built at Keppel Singamarine, Singapore. Tentatively named Derrick Lay Vessel 2000 (DLV2000), it will be delivered to Hydro Marine Services, Inc., a subsidiary of McDermott International, Inc, in 2015.

Developed by Keppel’s ship design arm, Marine Technology Development, the DLV2000 is equipped to support advanced deep-water pipe-laying operations in depths of more than 3,000m. It will also be capable of achieving efficient pipe lay rates for long trunk lines, operating in severe weather conditions, and providing significant thrust output and power distribution. A transit speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 14 knots is expected. Upon completion, the vessel will be able to accommodate up to 400 people.
The power and automation technology group ABB will supply an advanced complete power and diesel electric system package, consisting of medium-voltage switchboards, generators, diesel generator monitoring systems, transformers, frequency converters, motors and a remote diagnostic system. The systems are said to provide reliable and fuel-efficient propulsion for the ships.

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