PG Flow Solutions has secured a contract to ship pumps to a different two wellboats that the Norwegian shipbuilder Aas Mekaniske Verksted is constructing for Sølvtrans.
A salmon fish farm in a Norwegian fjord. – Image © Stanislav – inventory.adobe.com.
PG Flow Solutions will present eight massive seawater circulation pumps for each of the two wellboats. The Norwegian firm may also supply various engine room pumps which might be required for the principle engine and help engines, in addition to other general-purpose pumps as required for operating the wellboats.
The two wellboats are Aas Mekaniske Verksted newbuilds 213 and 214.
เกจวัดแรงดันน้ำไทวัสดุ gained contracts to supply pumps for newbuilds 208 – 212, which are all Sølvtrans wellboats.
“We are very happy to be part of this worth chain, which is now working like a finely tuned machine,” said Øyvind Berg, vice chairman of gross sales and advertising at PG Flow Solutions.
“The wellboats have been designed with fish welfare in thoughts. Our seawater circulation pumps have been developed with an similar philosophy. The merging of our technologies due to this fact is smart operationally, financially and from an animal health perspective.”
The pump systems might be assembled at PG Flow Solutions’ primary manufacturing facility at Sande in Vestfold, Norway, and delivered to Aas Mekaniske Verksted’s yard in Vestnes, Norway.
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