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The Most Detailed Introduction Of Cables For Offshore Oil Platforms


In recent years, as countries have increased their investment in the energy sector, the investment in energy construction has been increasing, and the demand for energy production safety will become more urgent on a global scale. An offshore oil platform is one of the main facilities for offshore oil extraction and one of the main facilities used for onshore oil drilling platforms.

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Five Minutes to Teach You to Distinguish The Types and Application Scenarios of Submarine Cables


The types of submarine cables can be briefly divided into four aspects.

1. From the structure, is mainly divided into three-core submarine cables and single-core submarine cables. Low- and medium-voltage lines use mostly three-core submarine cable, and high-voltage lines use mostly single-core submarine cable.

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Tonga Submarine Fiber Optic Cable Repair May Take 5 Months Overall Cost More Than 1 Million U.S. Dollars


Comprehensive media reports, on January 15, Tonga Hong Aha Apai Island undersea volcano after a violent eruption triggered a widespread tsunami, resulting in Tonga undersea fiber optic cable disruption, satellite communications equipment damage. It was originally expected that the submarine fiber optic cable might be repaired in just four weeks, but a combination of multiple opinions indicates that the reality and problems with the submarine cable are worse than initially understood.

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Google Announced Plans To Build a New Submarine Cable Connecting Britain, The United States And Spain, Which Will Be Completed in 2022


Google announced plans to build a new submarine cable connecting the United States, Britain and Spain, the BBC reported. The project is expected to be completed in 2022.
Google said it was integrating new technology into the cable, which was a major upgrade to the existing old lines. It is estimated that underwater data cables are crucial to the global communication infrastructure, carrying about 98% of the world’s data.
It is reported that the latest cable, named “grace hopper” after an American computer scientist and Naval Reserve Officer, will land in Britain in bud, Cornwall. This is Google’s fourth submarine cable.

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