Sealine Trenching with Explosive Technology

International Society of Explosives Engineers
John J. Ridgeway
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
Pages:
6
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162 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1977

Abstract

Habits take us where we were yesterday and attitudes tend to keep us there. Until recently, little had been accomplished to improve conventional explosive energy for use offshore. But with the special requirements of the Offshore Oil Industry, and particularly in the North Sea, most equipment, products and services must be specialized as well. Previous attempts to excavate a trench for a sealine in surf areas had been impossible to accomplish. But with the application of safe, controlled explosive energy, an impossible task to accomplish yesterday has now become a reality. Explosive energy, often overlooked as a convenient and economical offshore tool, excavated a clean trench underwater for a 40" sealine at Djeno in the African Congo recently.
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APA: John J. Ridgeway  (1977)  Sealine Trenching with Explosive Technology

MLA: John J. Ridgeway Sealine Trenching with Explosive Technology. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1977.

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