Projecten

Heerema Marine Contractors commissioned Hydrauvision to carry out service and maintenance on the 270 ton Mooring Spread.
 

We are currently working on the ‘Climbing Crane LCC140’ project: This climbing crane was designed for the installation of the various components of wind turbines.

Hydrauvision has designed and built a large water transport system for Ghent city centre fire-fighting zone. This unique mobile system is built to customer specifications and can be used to extinguish large fires with water or foam.

Recently, Hydrauvision delivered a mobile pumping system. This system was built to customer specifications and will be deployed in Turkey in the event of flooding. The total scope consists of 3 high-capacity hook-lift units and 6 medium-capacity units on one trailer.

Van Oord is a leader in underwater rock placement (SRI - Subsea rock installation). This is done using a fall-pipe vessel. SRI vessel Bravenes is a unique new ship within the Van Oord fleet. The ship, with a dead weight of 14,000 tonnes, can be used for the placement of a wide range of rock sizes. The skidding system is a component that facilitates placing rocks at any location.

For the construction of a new marina on the west side of Dover Harbour, hundreds of steel piles are needed to be driven into the seabed using a hydraulic hammer. Due to the very large number of piles, there was invested in two unique, innovative piling templates to be able to place them in the right position at a faster pace. In cooperation with TWD, Hydrauvision took care of the engineering, production and installation of all hydraulic components and associated piping.

Ampelmann developed a new Walk-to-Work system called "Icemann", specially designed for safe and efficient transfer of crew in extremely cold conditions up to -28 degrees Celsius (-18F). Because these extreme temperatures are too low for hydraulic oil, Hydrauvision devised a solution where the system is in temperature within two hours and can be used safely.

These winches have been especially designed and built for a company that specialises in lifting heavy loads. The winches are used to control the load in the horizontal direction. The maximum pulling force of the winches is 80 tons on the first layer with a maximum storage capacity of 960 m of 52 mm cable in 8 layers. The winches are certified for offshore lifting in accordance with DNV 2.7-3.

Hydraulic internal lifting tools and hydraulic shackles are used by using large cranes on-board of the 'Thialf' Deepsea Crane Vessel. This equipment must be provided with hydraulic energy. Hydrauvision was instructed to deliver hydraulically driven hose reels and hydraulic power units (HPUs).