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Home›Subsea›Siem’s JOIDES Resolution getting compressed air system
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June 1, 2021 · about 5 years ago

Siem’s JOIDES Resolution getting compressed air system

Siem Offshore has contracted TMC Compressors to supply a new marine compressed air system to be retrofitted onboard research vessel JOIDES Resolution. Under the contract, TMC will supply a complete marine compressed air system that consists of three large screw compressors plus refrigerant air dryer

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Siem's JOIDES Resolution getting compressed air system
Siem Offshore

Siem Offshore has contracted TMC Compressors to supply a new marine compressed air system to be retrofitted onboard research vessel JOIDES Resolution.

Under the contract, TMC will supply a complete marine compressed air system that consists of three large screw compressors plus refrigerant air dryers and filters to provide a constant supply of dry, clean air.

“This is a fascinating vessel that exemplifies how it is possible to convert upstream oil and gas competence and equipment and utilise it across other industry sectors,” said Hans Petter Tanum , TMC’s director of sales and business development.

“We have always emphasised energy efficiency as a key parameter for both shipowners and the environment. Through this equipment retrofit, we contribute our part towards making a green transition even more successful.”

JOIDES Resolution is a 143-meter long dynamically positioned non-riser drilling/coring vessel.

According to Siem, the vessel is capable of operating in water depths of 7,000 meters, and with holes cored to depths of 2,000 meters below the seafloor.

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