Rotech resolves freespan issue on Myanmar pipeline
Dec. 18, 2017
Rotech Subsea has decided to keep a TRS2 controlled flow excavation system in Myanmar after completing a project on an export pipeline for state oil company MOGE.
Offshore staff
ABERDEEN, UK – Rotech Subsea has decided to keep a TRS2 controlled flow excavation system in Myanmar after completing a project on an export pipeline for state oil company MOGE.
This was a seabed freespan correction program associated with the offshore Yangon field development.
The team applied the TRS2 on a 24-in. live pipeline, according to Rotech Subsea, the system’s power and controlled flow ensured the accuracy needed, due to the freespan’s range of 0.1 up to 0.7 m (0.3-2.23 ft).